Mixed dementia is a condition whereby a patient has more than one type of dementia-related condition. These conditions include Alzheimer’s disease, vascular dementia, and/or Lewy body dementia. Some mixed dementia patients may even be affected by all three conditions. People above the age of 75 years old are more susceptible to mixed dementia. Regardless, patients…
For many, as they age, people end up with more time on their hands. Some choose to work part-time rather than completely retire. Those who retire, however, may find themselves with hours to fill. Remaining socially and physically active is important for retirement-age individuals. Not only can it help reduce the risk of health issues,…
Maintaining good oral hygiene is important for every person of all ages. But as we age, caring for our oral health becomes increasingly important since the problems are accumulated over the years. No matter the age, visiting the dentist is necessary as the cleaner your teeth and gums are, the lesser the problems that may…
Living with an unhealthy amount of chronic stress can negatively impact your health regardless of age. Stress is commonly observed in seniors due to multiple issues like health problems, lack of independence, lack of social interaction, or even just plain boredom in everyday life. In today’s landscape with the presence of the COVID-19 pandemic, these…
Find that your loved ones require more assistance than what they’re currently receiving? For some loved ones, they might be diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia, and thus are unable to function well to perform certain tasks and responsibilities. This can be a difficult phase for many family members involved, which is where geriatric care…
A common question among the elderly and their families is how to prepare for moving into memory care. How do you pack your life into boxes so it’s ready to move when the time comes? Moving to memory care is very different from moving out of your own home or apartment and requires an entirely different set…
