According to a study published in Neurology in August 2019, researchers have observed a possible positive correlation between playing games and a lower risk of developing mild cognitive impairment, which is often a precursor to Alzheimer’s disease in seniors. Games can improve our loved ones’ memory and boost their mental health. Try these five fun…
It can be daunting if you are an adult child who is now tasked with caring for aging parents. It is important to remember how much they love and care for you. While not being able to take care of your elderly parents in person is difficult, this doesn’t mean their needs should go unattended.…
The weather is getting warmer, the birds are out, the flowers are blooming and the skies are turning bright and blue. Spring is here, and there’s plenty to be excited about! Now that winter has passed and nature is blooming into life again, you might be looking for things to do to celebrate the turning…
When a loved one is first diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, they often choose to remain at home instead of moving into a memory care community. For Alzheimer’s patients living at home, safety is our first concern. This is because Alzheimer’s can affect one’s understanding of time and place, their judgment capacity, and physical abilities like sense…