Tuesday Tips for Caregivers ~ How Heart Health & Brain Health Go Together
Heart health and brain health go hand in hand. Did you know that there are some forms of heart disease associated with dementia and other kinds of cognitive impairment? Over time, the arteries carrying blood to the brain may narrow or become damaged, which can lead to...
Tuesday Tips for Caregivers ~ 5 Ways to Keep Calm During These Trying Times
As we all grapple with the fears brought on by the spread of the coronavirus, it is only natural to feel anxious for yourself and your loved ones, especially those who are older. And yet, anxiety brings with it a litany of other issues that can impact your health and...
Tuesday Tips for Caregivers ~ COVID-19 Five Tips for Family Caregivers
5 Tips for Caregivers During COVID-19 As our nation is acutely aware, the world is experiencing a global pandemic due to COVID-19, the latest strand of the human coronavirus. As a result of this pandemic, economies have plummeted, hygienic resources have been in high...
Tuesday Tips for Caregivers ~ Learning How to Take a Break
Learning How to Take a Break Family caregiving is a full-time responsibility. Most of the time, family members who care for their aging loved ones become caregivers with no prior experience or training. The shallow learning curve comes with caregiving can often be...
8 Tips for Helping Older Adults Stay Connected During Coronavirus Isolation
With the Coronavirus affecting adults over 60 at greater levels than other age groups, many older adults are electing to “self-isolate” or are actually on “lock down” at long-term care or skilled nursing communities. Social distancing and protecting the most “at...Best Alzheimer’s Blog 2020
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