Resources: Senior Health

The Power of Purpose-Driven Activities in Dementia Care Purpose adds direction, accomplishment, and autonomy to our lives. For individuals living with the reality of cognitive decline, the everyday opportunities to  fulfill this need often fade if intentional efforts are not made. Restoring this sense of purpose is an essential aspect to compassionate memory care. Simple,

Choosing the right level of care for a loved one can feel overwhelming. Assisted living, skilled nursing, and memory care are all designed to support seniors, but they cater to different needs. How do you know which care type is the best fit? Learn about the differences and key questions to better understand what your

Winter can be a challenging time for individuals with dementia. The shorter days and colder weather can disrupt routines, worsen sundowning symptoms, and lead to increased isolation. But with a little extra care and attention, you can help your loved one navigate this season more comfortably. At Avalon Memory Care, we understand these challenges and

The holidays are upon us! It’s a time for joy, family, and togetherness. But for families with loved ones living with Alzheimer’s or dementia, the holidays can also be a time of worry and concern. While spending more time with your loved one this holiday season, it’s important to be aware of signs that their

How to Talk About Making a Move: Tips for Discussing a Caregiving Plan with Your Parent  In a perfect world, dementia wouldn’t exist and we’d never have to face tough decisions about leaving a beloved home. But with so many aging adults being diagnosed with cognitive diseases each year, some of us will have to

Noticing the early signs in your parents. Over the past few years, families have had to forgo a lot of together time due to COVID restrictions, so it’s no surprise that many of us can go months without being in the same room as our aging parents. If you’ve been communicating with your mom or