If you or someone you know has been diagnosed with dementia, you may have heard the disease discussed as having “stages.” These different stages are used to signify how the disease has progressed and what is happening currently to their mind and body. This helps caregivers, medical professionals and family members understand what is happening
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
When moving a loved one to a memory care community, it’s important to design a living space that feels familiar, safe, and personalized. At Avalon Memory Care, we encourage families to bring elements of “home” into their loved one’s new apartment. Here are some tips to help you decorate your loved one’s memory care apartment:
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
Deciding whether memory care is the right next step for your loved one can be a complex and emotional process. This guide aims to provide clarity and support as you navigate this important decision, focusing on the key signs that may indicate a need for specialized care. What signs should you be looking for when
At Avalon Memory Care, we understand the challenges that come with a dementia diagnosis. It can be a difficult journey for both the individual and their family. However, it’s important to remember that life with dementia can still be filled with joy, fulfillment, and connection. By creating a supportive and engaging environment, you can significantly
Families often feel overwhelmed and uncertain about the future when a loved one is experiencing the challenges of memory loss. As needs evolve, specialized care that prioritizes your loved one’s safety, well-being, and quality of life becomes increasingly important. Understanding your options can help ease decision-making and stress for families. Understanding Memory Care Memory care
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