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Sundown syndrome is a state of severe confusion, anxiety, and agitation that occurs in the late afternoon and evening for individuals with Alzheimer’s or dementia.
Six in ten people with dementia will wander, often triggered by a desire to fulfill past routines (like going to work) or escaping anxiety. To
Engaging activities for seniors with memory loss should avoid relying on short-term memory or complex logic, which cause frustration. Instead, focus on sensory, repetitive, and
It is time for professional memory care at home when a senior’s cognitive decline jeopardizes their safety, such as wandering out of the house, leaving
Dehydration in seniors is a serious risk because the natural sense of thirst diminishes with age, and certain medications act as diuretics. Warning signs include
In-home care for Parkinson’s disease focuses on fall prevention, mobility support, and modifying daily routines to accommodate physical tremors and stiffness. Caregivers ensure safety by