By Rev. Joseph Gaston, Chaplain with Donna Williams and Anna Hatcher – The Foothills Retirement Community, Easley, SC “The Lord… Read more »
Category: Alzheimer’s Care Articles
Being Dementia Friendly: Healthy Living for your Brain and Body
Being Dementia Friendly: Healthy Living for your Brain and Body By C. Angela Burrow, CDP CADDCT CMDCP A message from Coury… Read more »
When Honesty Isn’t the Best Policy
When Honesty Isn’t the Best Policy: Communicating with a Loved One with Alzheimer’s or Dementia By Caitlin Hastie, Certified Dementia… Read more »
Hitting the Road with Alzheimer’s
Hitting the Road with Alzheimer’s By Sara Perry, Executive Director of Respite Care Charleston Set realistic expectations for yourself and… Read more »
‘Being Dementia Friendly’ – Part One
‘Being Dementia Friendly’ – Part One By C. Angela Burrow, CDP, CADDCT Dementia is not a normal part of aging… Read more »
Alzheimer Disease Research Trials to help future generations
Alzheimer Disease Research Trials to help future generations By M. Reza Bolouri, MD Alzheimer’s Memory Center Alzheimer’s disease is… Read more »
Alzheimer’s Disease
Alzheimer’s Disease Alzheimer’s disease is the subject of intense research as we seek to determine the cause(s) of the disease…. Read more »
Medical Model Adult Day Care…. Why It’s So Important
Are you currently a caregiver for someone suffering from Alzheimer’s or dementia? I’m here to let you know you’re not alone and there is help.
What is the latest in Alzheimer’s treatment?
Alzheimer’s disease remains the most common form of dementia. In the United States, there are currently an estimated 5.5 million Americans living with this disease, and if there are no disease modifying drugs developed, it may increase to 16 million by 2050.
Aging Along With a little Help from my Friends
By Scott TenBroeck I think about the great lyrics of certain songs and how they speak differently to people. The… Read more »