How do you make the transition to a long-term care setting less stressful for someone affected by dementia? The decision to move a loved one into a senior living community is often difficult and ...
As Alzheimer’s disease (AD) progresses, patients gradually lose the ability to perform activities of daily life. They may forget how to use household appliances, lose sense of time and place, and get ...
Discover how AI is reshaping Alzheimer’s and dementia care through early detection, faster clinical trials, and improved ...
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2026 report: Costs of long-term care and senior living
A Place for Mom reports on the costs of senior living for 2026, revealing median monthly expenses: independent living $3,200, ...
The result is a system where the two most important groups, residents and frontline staff, are the ones who lose. Residents ...
When Carol Anderson’s mother needed memory care in Cedar City three years ago, the family discovered something their ...
About 1 in 7 Americans will spend at least $100,000 out of pocket for long-term care. Health insurance generally doesn't cover long-term care services, and Medicare doesn't cover most expenses. Not ...
When a wife or husband gets dementia, it is often the spouse who becomes the caregiver. Warren Kimble says his love for his wife is different now, but still strong.
The Wisconsin Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association wants "truth-in-advertising" legislation for facilities that advertise memory care. Wisconsin is one of the only Midwest states that does not ...
We’ve gotten used to thinking about dementia risk in terms of long-standing habits, shaped by how we eat, move, sleep, and, to some extent, our genetics. Things like infections rarely make that list.
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