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It’s something we’ve all experienced—misplacing car keys, forgetting an appointment, or walking into a room and wondering why. Occasional forgetfulness is just another part of getting older. But when does this shift from being a “normal” aspect of aging to something more serious? Normal forgetfulness typically involves minor lapses, like briefly forgetting someone’s name only…

Communicating with a loved one who has dementia can be challenging and emotional. What you say, and how you say it, can make all the difference in building trust, creating understanding, and minimizing frustration for both you and your loved one. If you're a family member, caregiver, or simply a friend navigating this tough terrain,…

As our loved ones live longer, finding the right care can become crucial for families. In particular, those dealing with memory-related conditions such as dementia face unique challenges that require specialized care and attention.  Memory care and dementia care are two types of services designed to address these needs, but what exactly sets them apart? …