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Virtual Communication with Dementia Patients: Tips for a Meaningful Connection

Posted on February 8, 2023 By Kamila Shepeleva
As our world becomes increasingly digital, virtual communication is becoming more prevalent. But for those with dementia, the shift can be challenging. It’s important to understand that dementia affects the way a person processes information and communicates, which can make virtual conversations more difficult. However, with a few tips and some patience, virtual communication with […]...
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4 Proactive Steps to Protect Seniors from Wandering

Posted on January 11, 2022 By Kamila Shepeleva
Credit: Pixabay The Canadian Institute for Health Information predicts a considerable growth of 68% of the Canadian senior population in the next 15 years. Many of these seniors suffer from chronic conditions like Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, or other forms of memory loss. The wandering episodes for this type of patients make their caregivers especially worried […]...
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LocateMotion, Ryerson University and Durham Police conduct Dementia Field Trial

Posted on April 5, 2020 By Nauman Jaffar
Toronto, Canada 28 March 2020 – As our population ages, there is a corresponding increase in the number of age-related disorders, according to the Alzheimer Society of Canada. LocateMotion, Ryerson University and Durham Police conducted field trial for location-tracking and UAV rescue of persons with Dementia who are at risk of going missing Keywords: SenSights, […]...
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How to Cope with Sundowning?

Posted on October 12, 2018 By Nauman Jaffar
If your loved one has been diagnosed with dementia and he is showing signs of agitation, confusion, or anxiety during late afternoon or evening hours, he’s most probably experiencing ‘sundowning’. Sundowners Syndrome is a state of confusion that people living with dementia experience in late afternoon, evening or at night. Due to this, they are […]...
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Is Alzheimer’s Affected By The Season?

Posted on September 24, 2018 By Nauman Jaffar
Even though seasonal changes affect the lifestyle and health of pretty much everyone, the impact is much stronger on elderly people, particularly those living with Alzheimer’s. This is because seniors living with Alzheimer’s are not only used to set routines but their body’s natural clock also takes longer to adjust to seasonal changes. Here are […]...
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Alzheimer’s Disease Without Memory Loss

Posted on August 6, 2018 By Nauman Jaffar
The most common and apparent symptom of Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia is memory loss. However, there are some cases when loved ones notice signs that appear before memory loss.   [sc name=”Blog Post CTA”]   If your loved one has no apparent signs of memory loss, it doesn’t mean that Alzheimer’s can be […]...
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Diagnosing Dementia: Home Screening Device

Posted on July 3, 2018 By Nauman Jaffar
A new way to examine age-related cognitive decline at home is now available. The test asks people to notice sounds and flashes on their phone or computer. It was developed by researchers from the UK and Switzerland and exhibits that the simple and economical test can be used to aid in improving early diagnosis of […]...
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4 Early Signs Of Dementia Caregivers Need To Know

Posted on May 2, 2018 By Nauman Jaffar
Dementia can be challenging for caregivers. Knowing the early signs of dementia can be even more difficult. The importance of early diagnosis allows families to plan and could potentially help slow progression of the disease in some cases.   [sc name=”Blog Post CTA”]   Dementia and Alzheimer’s Disease Facts Alzheimer’s disease is the sixth leading […]...
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