Alzheimer’s and the others in the family of dementia is the seventh leading cause of death, it is a worrisome condition to be diagnosed with but studies are showing how important that being screened for them is.
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Dementia Screening May Cut Later Costs
Thursday, July 15th, 2010
Caregiver Insurance: and Why It is Important
Wednesday, June 2nd, 2010
Insurance may cover all or part of the cost of an in-home caregiver, and it can be a large part of the ability to afford the important services. If you are an in-home caregiver presently or looking into one, you may come to realize that insurance on both end is an important factor. From a clients perspective insurance can help them to meet their needs when considering an in-home option. From a caregiver’s perspective having insurance can protect them and their clients from any work-related injuries.
Memory Loss is A Growing Concern
Tuesday, June 1st, 2010
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One of the largest issues facing the elderly is ‘Brain Fog’ and the problem will only be getting worse it seems with the aging baby boomer population. A report on a study states that a whopping 12% of people those who experience memory problems go on to develop some form of Dementia or Alzheimer’s, a much more serious condition that affects many and their overall quality of life.
Leaving Your Legacy
Wednesday, May 12th, 2010
Family photos
There is a part of us that will always stay with the ones we love, from cherished memories and photographs from the years past. A new trend that is both a source of comfort for family members and something special that will be cherished for years and years to come is making some re-think what kind of legacy they would like to leave their families. With the wave of self-publishing availability some are turning to the web to create books on their lives, with photos and stories from loved ones.
New Hobbies May Help More Than Just Boredom
Friday, April 30th, 2010
Taking up a new hobby is a great way to add in more fun to everyday life. No matter if it is artistic, musical, or a new game, new hobbies have a lot more benefits that just fun however. Many new studies are showing that starting up something new, no matter what age you are, can improve brain function and overall happiness.When you are thinking about solving a problem, or about a creative pursuit, you are using a certain area of the brain that also correlates to other functions as well.
Stay in Touch With Long-Distance Grandparents
Thursday, April 15th, 2010
Family Photo
Families cannot always live nearby each other, and it can be hard to stay in touch and keep in contact. With the economy the way it is and expensive long distance bills looming, it can seem almost impossible to stay in touch. Thankfully, there are many communication options that will allow you to connect with anyone at the push of a button.
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Tuesday, July 28th, 2009
Spending Qaulity Time
