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Talk About Memory Care Assisted Living If Alzheimer’s Is Suspected
Talk About Memory Care Assisted Living if Alzheimer’s is Suspected
Alzheimer's and Dementia, Choosing Assisted Living

Talk About Memory Care Assisted Living if Alzheimer’s is Suspected

Memory Care Five Forks SC-If your mother has been dealing with memory challenges and has been exhibiting signs of Alzheimer’s for a while it may be time to talk about memory care assisted living. Learn more about this care.
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Assisted Living May Be The Answer When Sundowners Causes Frustration
Assisted Living May Be the Answer When Sundowners Causes Frustration
Alzheimer's and Dementia, Personal Care

Assisted Living May Be the Answer When Sundowners Causes Frustration

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Sundowner’s syndrome is most commonly associated with Alzheimer’s, but it can be present among seniors who are dealing with other forms of dementia, too. It derives its name because most of the symptoms — most notably verbal or physical aggression — tend to happen during the later afternoon or evening hours. When considering the right memory care facility for somebody experiencing Sundowners syndrome, assisted living should be a consideration.

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The Importance Of Memory Care Services For Alzheimer’s
The Importance of Memory Care Services for Alzheimer’s
Alzheimer's and Dementia, Personal Care

The Importance of Memory Care Services for Alzheimer’s

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The moment somebody you love has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, many things can change. Usually, it’s your mindset, outlook, and even hope for the future. It doesn’t matter whether this is your mother, father, grandparent, spouse, sibling, close friend, or a neighbor you’ve known for decades, when that diagnosis of Alzheimer’s comes in, it can rattle you to the core. You may consider a number of elder care options, but memory care at an assisted living facility is truly the best one for many reasons.

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