Seven million Americans have Alzheimer’s. In Arizona, 11% of residents over 65 experience the most common form of dementia, supported by approximately 242,000 family caregivers navigating complex daily challenges. Yet according to A Place for Mom, only 25% of caregivers say they feel prepared for this role. Perhaps this explains why over 75% report experiencing […]
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Many families receive a dementia diagnosis and find themselves asking fundamental questions about what comes next. Understanding the difference between Alzheimer’s and dementia alongside how they progress through stages helps families make informed decisions about care before reaching crisis points. This knowledge of memory loss transforms uncertainty into actionable plans that honor your loved one’s
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As a caregiver for someone with dementia or Alzheimer’s, you’ve likely noticed patterns in their behavior throughout the day, leading you to wonder, what is sundowner’s syndrome? Sundowning is a common phenomenon where confusion, agitation, and behavioral changes intensify during late afternoon and evening hours as daylight fades. These changes affect individuals in mid-to-late stages
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