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Why Do Alzheimer’s and Dementia Patients Wander?

Image Credit: Canva Alzheimer’s disease and dementia are widespread neurological illnesses that affect millions of individuals worldwide. Memory loss, confusion, and behavioral changes are all possible indications of these illnesses. Wandering is one of the most worrying behaviors connected with these illnesses. Wandering can be hazardous for people suffering from dementia or Alzheimer&#8217...

What you need to know about RPM?

With COVID-19 rapidly speeding up the digitization of our daily establishments it was no surprise when the healthcare industry was rapidly transformed in the course of 2 years. Technology that cuts down administration time, smart cleaning services for hospitals and proactive healthcare procedures are just some of the things that have taken the medical field by […]...

Holiday gifts that would keep your loved ones safe

With holidays approaching fast, it’s time to start thinking about the perfect gift for your loved one. However, with so many options to choose from, deciding on what to buy becomes a difficult task. Though it’s common consensus that an ideal gift is something that is useful, durable, stylish, and affordable. Our gift recommendations are […]...

Do I Have Compassion Fatigue?

Is compassion fatigue real? As humans, we are naturally wired to develop connections with people. We bond with family, friends, and coworkers. This is a part of our nature. These connections are usually the strongest with our family and the people whom we have spent a lot of time with. So, when someone we care […]...

How to Cope with Sundowning?

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 […]...

Is Alzheimer’s Affected By The Season?

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 […]...

Taking Care of the Caregivers

A caregiver can be a child, a friend, a spouse, a neighbor, a favorite cousin – anyone who looks after someone who is sick or disabled. People often say that they became caregivers after someone they love went through a life trauma. That trauma could be a stroke, an accident, or a severe illness.   […]...