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How to Increase Appetite in the Elderly?

Maintaining proper nutrition is vital at every stage of life, yet appetite loss can become a significant barrier to good health for many seniors. A diminished interest in food often leads to unintended weight loss, weakened immunity, and even social isolation. A few ways to increase appetite in the elderly include: Prioritizing smaller, frequent meals…
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What is the FAST Scale for Dementia?  

Caring for a loved one with dementia is a rewarding and demanding responsibility that requires adjusting to your loved one’s evolving care needs. The progressive nature of this condition means that, as symptoms progressive, your loved one will require increasing care and support. One way to understand the progression of dementia is the Functional Assessment…
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Can Vaping Affect the Brain?

Maintaining brain health becomes a top priority as we age. And recently, vaping has gained rapid popularity, sparking questions about its long-term impact, particularly on cognitive health. While vaping is often presented as a healthier alternative to smoking, it’s not without negative effects, and vaping can affect your brain. Understanding the potential risks of vaping…
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Gift Ideas for a Parent With Dementia

Choosing the perfect gift for a parent can be challenging, especially when they’re living with dementia and may even be in memory care. How do you pick a gift that brings joy, fosters connection, enriches their living space, and respects their situation?  While the types of gifts you consider may be different, your parent can…
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How Often to Visit a Parent in a Nursing Home

The decision to move a parent to skilled nursing can be emotional, but it's also the first step toward getting them quality care from a team that truly understands how to help. The peace of mind of knowing your loved one is living in a place designed to meet their needs is invaluable. But once…
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Gifts for Alzheimer’s Patients

Choosing the right gift for a loved one with Alzheimer's can be challenging, but also incredibly meaningful—especially if you can bring it during a visit. Whether you're looking to provide comfort, stimulation, or simply a bit of joy, there are plenty of thoughtful gifts that can make a difference in your loved one’s life. Gifts…
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How to Deal With Dementia in a Parent

After a dementia diagnosis, things often change. This condition can be more complicated than expected, and there may be a point where your loved one needs professional support through memory care. However, by learning more about dementia, you can provide them with love and care to help improve their quality of life in a way…

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