Conversations can draw us together as human beings. We may remember times when we sat at the dinner table surrounded by family and shared stories …Read More
Alzheimer’s Care: Accepting Errors and Misconceptions
March 2, 2016
March 2, 2016
Conversations can draw us together as human beings. We may remember times when we sat at the dinner table surrounded by family and shared stories …Read More
May 12, 2015
Up until now, drug therapies have been the main focus of treating symptoms of Alzheimer’s. But revolutionary new research out of Australia has found an …Read More
December 11, 2014
In our last blog, we shared research on DBS (deep brain stimulation), which is showing remarkable results in helping regulate behavior and mood swings in …Read More
December 4, 2014
Understanding and managing the up and down behavior and mood swings experienced by those with Alzheimer’s is a never-ending cycle for family caregivers, and a …Read More
October 14, 2014
We have known that vitamin D plays a vital role in health. It promotes the absorption of calcium for stronger bones and can help lower …Read More
November 28, 2012
Successful aging in the home should go further than simply meeting basic care needs. It should allow an aging loved one to remain as joyful …Read More
September 25, 2012
Striving for Safety: Fall Prevention Interventions The goal of helping vulnerable older adults to remain safe at home is often elusive, particularly when caregivers are only in …Read More
September 18, 2012
Fall risk factors for older adults with dementia are three times greater than those without cognitive impairments, reports Home Care Partners, a nonprofit home care agency in …Read More
September 10, 2012
Did you know one in every three persons over the age of 65 falls each year, and one quarter of those adults will have a second …Read More
August 28, 2012
On August 23, 2012, Live Free Home Health Care invited Ann Saulnier to come to the New Hampton office for a taped interview with Clinical Director …Read More