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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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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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