Managing Sundowning Symptoms with a Loved One with Dementia
Sundowning is a term that refers to a dementia patient’s behaviors that usually occur sometime later in the day, when the sun starts to go down.
Supporting Seniors Living with Alzheimer’s and Dementia
Memory care offers support, understanding, patience, and a place where individuals living with dementia can continue to be cared for with compassion and respect.
Why Meaningful Engagement Matters for Elders with Dementia
Through our Friends for Life™ program, we focus on what matters most: meaningful engagement, reliable daily rhythm, joyful moments, and supportive technology.
When You Need Some Help Caring for Your Loved One With Dementia
Memory care provides compassionate support for seniors with dementia—helping families ensure safety, comfort, and connection at home without burnout.
Importance of Familiarity and Routine in Memory Care
Routine, familiarity, and personalized care are not just features of memory care—they are vital lifelines for those navigating the challenges of cognitive decline.
Common Causes of Sundowning in Dementia Patients
If your loved one has sundowning regularly, having memory care providers can help ensure he has someone ready to assist when he needs it, no matter what time of the night it is.
Short-Term Support from a Memory Care Assisted Living Community is Ideal
We have put together three reasons that a short-term care option at a memory care facility may be ideal, as a caregiver and her family discover the need for it.
Cognitive Health Benefits of Reading for Dementia Patients
From memory to imagination, stories take your loved one and her brain to places that other forms of entertainment cannot. The key is to help your loved one find new ways to enjoy it.
Great Benefits of Memory Care for Seniors
By addressing seniors' physical, emotional, and cognitive needs, memory care can improve their quality of life while also providing families with the reassurance they need.
Hospice Care for Seniors with Dementia
Dementia causes a great many challenges for seniors and family members and as seniors edge closer to passing away, hospice care can offer valuable assistance.
