Dehydration is unhealthy for anyone at any age, but it is especially common and very harmful to seniors. Our bodies need water to regulate their temperature, maintain blood pressure and eliminate waste. Without [read more]
In the last decade, music therapy has been increasingly common in therapies for Alzheimer’s and dementia patients. Both conditions are characterized by a decline in the patient’s memory, affecting their behavioral, emotional and social [read more]
Cooking with your loved one is more than just a social activity; it’s also an excellent mental exercise for both of you. Whether they have shown some forgetfulness lately or have been diagnosed [read more]
Planning trips with your loved one, who may already be exhibiting memory loss, may seem daunting. But there are at least three distinct advantages to keeping your travel plans. Health Benefits: Outdoor excursions [read more]
Being active and engaged is beneficial for everyone’s physical and cognitive health, especially for seniors with memory disorders. Whether you’re still caring for your loved one at home or you’ve found them the [read more]
Our loved ones undoubtedly change as they age. Maybe the firebrand of the family mellows. Maybe the inexhaustible go-getter seems happier being a bit of a homebody. We can chuckle at these changes [read more]
Moving a loved one into memory care can be a challenging time. We know that part of you wants for them to stay at home where you can see them every day, but [read more]
Mary Jane Sleger the Director of Nursing with Aravilla Clearwater offers suggestions on tempting foods for Seniors with eating difficulties. Click above to watch the video. Questions about Memory Care? Contact [read more]
Most cognitive impairments like Alzheimer’s, memory loss and dementia are progressive conditions that worsen over time. In the early stages of dementia, your loved one can still be independent enough, but as the [read more]
