Supporting Seniors in the “New Normal”: Tips for Combating Social Isolation and Loneliness
Seniors (aged 55+) have been more isolated than younger demographics during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond. Here are tips for caregivers.
Dementia care
Do Memory Problems Always Mean Alzheimer’s Disease?
Many people in the Lehigh Valley worry about becoming forgetful. They think forgetfulness is the first sign of Alzheimer’s disease.
Where Our Family Cares for Your Family
Featured in the December Issue of Lehigh Valley Style! Photography by: Jaime Livingood Photography The roots of South Mountain Memory… Read More »Where Our Family Cares for Your Family
Summer Is Ideal for Outdoor Activities with Seniors with Dementia
Keeping dementia patients engaged in physical and cognitive activities can benefit them. In some cases, it may even help slow the progression of their disease. Consider the following activities as ways to enhance your loved one’s life and happiness.
The Rewards of Family Caregiving and How To Make the Most of It
To make the most of your time caring for your loved one, it’s important to care for yourself as well, so you’ll be at your best, able to enjoy the time you have with them as much as possible.
Older Adults Are More Vulnerable in House Fires—Here’s What To Do
Fire safety is important for all ages, but it’s especially crucial for seniors. The more advanced in years, the higher the risk related to fire safety and evacuation. This can be especially true for individuals with symptoms of Alzheimer’s and other dementia.