Understanding the legal intricacies of signing documents for someone with dementia requires a deep dive into the notion of legal capacity, the progressive nature of dementia, and the safeguards designed to protect individuals with memory care needs, including those in senior living communities. It’s important to note that being diagnosed with dementia does not necessarily […]
What Not to Say to Someone With Memory Loss
Communicating with a loved one with memory loss can be rewarding, though it can often pose unique challenges. Your loved one deserves support, validation, and a social network like everybody else, but their condition may make it more difficult. It’s essential to learn what to say—and what not to say—to someone with memory loss so […]
Memory Care and Assisted Living: What are the Differences?
Memory care and assisted living are 2 types of long-term care communities designed for older adults, but they cater to different needs and types of residents. Understanding their key differences can help families make informed decisions about the best care option for their loved ones. Both types of communities prioritize their residents’ safety, health, and […]
How to Talk to a Parent with Dementia
Talking with a parent living with dementia can pose a unique challenge. After all, you want to support your parent, but dementia can affect their ability to communicate. While communities with memory care can help support your loved one, it takes time to learn how dementia affects them. So, how do you talk to a […]
What Is Memory Care vs. Assisted Living
There comes a point in many older adult’s lives when they transition into some form of senior living care. A couple of common options are memory care and assisted living. These may be similar on the surface, but they have a few specific differences, like the level of care residents receive, the training of the […]