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Last year, a Place for Mom1 reported that almost 42 million Americans had provided informal care for a senior during the previous year, with 40%-70% of family caregivers experiencing clinical symptoms of depression. In 2022, a U.S.-based study investigated the impact...

The 2023 University of Michigan National Poll on Healthy Aging (NPHA) reported that 34% of older adults in the U.S. have felt socially isolated in the past year, and 37% felt a lack of companionship. ¹ Social connections can open the doors to improved self-confidence,...

Ask any pet owner, and they will concur that nothing quite compares to snuggling up with a furry friend at the end of a hard day. It's no secret that pets can offer stability and comfort as we navigate the rollercoaster of life. When a senior has Alzheimer's or...

Which precious moments in your life have a soundtrack?  The first dance at your wedding, a memorable party, or even lullabies sung to you by a parent. Music can transport us, returning us to those beautiful moments long after they occurred. The power of music is so...

Despite experiencing higher pain levels, more falls, and worse general health when compared to those in nursing homes or residential senior care, most seniors with Alzheimer’s in the United States live at home. This is according to a 2019 study published by the...

A season filled with love, quality time, and cherished memory-making; the holidays are an adored celebration for many families. Synonymous with the sight of excited children and grandchildren ready to open their gifts, the sounds of nostalgic music, and the smells of...

In a few short weeks, families across the US will step back from the activities of their daily lives and give thanks for the people they cherish. With a tantalizing abundance of delicious food and precious quality time spent with friends and loved ones, it’s no wonder...

A diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease or another neurocognitive condition is an uncertain and deeply emotional time for the whole family. For many family caregivers, it’s their first experience caring for a relative with dementia. Taking on this role can be frightening,...

Thanks to changing views on aging, new technologies, and modern healthcare, the memory care experience has improved over recent decades. Senior living and memory care are now designed to be attentive, personalized, fulfilling, and, most importantly, an experience...

Caring for a parent or relative with Alzheimer's disease or another form of Dementia can present many challenges for family caregivers. You might find it difficult to balance caregiving with other important responsibilities or worry about the future as their condition...