Helping Veterans Cope on the Fourth of July

Jul 9, 2023 | Diagnosis

  Independence Day celebrations can trigger symptoms for some military vets. The sound of fireworks can remind them of the sound of gunfire. For those with PTSD, sensory memories like sounds, smells, or even feelings in their gut may invoke reminders of trauma...

Better Daily Life for a Loved One with Alzheimer’s

Jul 2, 2023 | Diagnosis

  People with Alzheimer’s can get frustrated as tasks that were once easy get harder, but there are many ways to help them feel calm and safe as they enjoy day-to-day life more. Keep a Routine. Planning daily activities doesn’t come easily to people with...

Grief and Loss as Alzheimer’s Progresses

Jun 25, 2023 | Death

  It is common for caregivers to have feelings of loss and grief as their life is changed by Alzheimer’s. You are entitled to these emotions, even if you experience them soon after the diagnosis. Feelings of Grief. Alzheimer’s gradually takes away the...

How to Downsize with Alzheimer’s in the Mix

Jun 18, 2023 | Downsizing

  Downsizing is taxing on the body and can take an emotional toll on everyone involved. The emotions associated with this can be complicated if one of the seniors involved has Alzheimer’s. Here are 4 tips that can help make the transition smoother for, not only...

Planning for Alzheimer Care Costs

Jun 11, 2023 | Debt

  Paying for care is a big concern for families as Alzheimer’s progresses for a loved one. Putting financial plans in place as soon as a diagnosis has been made can help secure their financial future. Understanding the Costs Your Loved One May Face. To plan...

6 Steps to Protect Your Aging Parents from Scams and Fraud

May 28, 2023 | Distance

  Scammers are continually devising new sweepstakes, gift card, medication, and romance schemes to trick seniors out of money or into sharing sensitive information. The Government Accountability Office estimates that older Americans lose $2.9 billion through...