Alzheimer’s/Dementia
Patients with Dementia Pose Unique Security Challenges and Risks for LTC Facilities – But Technology Can Help
Long Term Care (LTC) facilities experience unique security challenges, including access and egress control, relating to patients with dementia-related conditions. Read More »
Battling Dehydration Among Seniors
Many seniors are chronically dehydrated — and their symptoms easily misdiagnosed. Help your residents avoid the serious health consequences of dehydration. Read More »
Sexual Expression and Intimacy: How to Develop a Strong Policy
Providers should consider developing a resident-centered policy for the management of resident sexual activity - here are the guidelines to consider. Read More »
Making the Holidays Brighter
Integrating families and the wider community can make a potentially lonely time brighter for residents. Read More »
Handling the Finances for a Senior with Dementia
For family and caregivers, handling someone else’s finances can be a difficult task, particularly when that individual is afflicted with dementia. Read More »
Protecting Your Residents From Financial Exploitation
Financial exploitation or abuse of older adults occurs when a person’s resources are used by another for personal profit or gain, or actions are taken that deprive an older person of his or her rightful benefits. No one is immune. This sort of theft can happen to anyone, regardless of social standing or education levels.
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Music Therapy for Alzheimer’s and Dementia
Music can reach people in ways other therapies cannot.
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Virtual Reality and Reminiscence Therapy
New technology can make remembering a more enjoyable experience for people with dementia. Read More »
Pet Therapy and Elder Care: A Winning Combination
Frequent contact with pets has been shown to improve cognitive abilities, enhance mood, and boost feelings of interest and enthusiasm. Read More »
Involving the Wider Community
It’s not always easy, but bringing the outside world to your residents can benefit everyone involved.
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