Traditional cognitive tests are time-consuming and subjective. AI-powered cognitive assessments can administer shorter, adaptive tests and analyze performance with greater objectivity. This can improve accessibility and accuracy, leading to earlier diagnosis and intervention.
Category Archives: Alzheimer’s Disease
Alzheimer's Care, Alzheimer's Care Antioch, Alzheimer's Disease
New Alzheimer’s Disease Developments
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While effective treatments are crucial, preventing Alzheimer’s altogether remains a desirable goal. Research focusing on lifestyle modifications and early intervention is gaining traction. Studies suggest that regular physical activity, a healthy diet rich in fruits and vegetables, and cognitive stimulation may play a role in reducing Alzheimer’s risk.
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Focus on togetherness. The holidays are a time to be together as a family. Make time for activities that you can both enjoy, such as watching holiday movies, listening to Christmas music, or looking at photo albums.
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The diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease and MID can be challenging, as there is no single test that can definitively diagnose either condition. Doctors will typically use a combination of tests, including a physical exam, a neurological exam, and neuropsychological testing, to make a diagnosis.
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With the 90-second rule, if a dementia patient answers two or more of these questions incorrectly, they may be referred for further testing, such as a brain MRI or PET scan. These tests can help to rule out other possible causes of dementia, such as vascular dementia or Lewy body dementia.
Alzheimer's Disease, elder law, Medi-Cal Qualification, Walnut Creek Elder Law
Happy National Elder Law Month!
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An obstacle millions of California senior citizens may encounter is the need to qualify for Medi-Cal coverage. Through online resources, video seminars and in-person trainings, we educate clients and friends to navigate the somewhat confusing process of Medi-Cal qualification.
Alzheimer's Care, Alzheimer's Disease, Walnut Creek
How to Choose an Assisted-Living Facility for a Loved One with Dementia
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As an elder law attorney with many clients in assisted living facilities, I have visited many such locations. Over the years, I have discovered the important points to consider when choosing such a facility for someone who suffers from dementia. Dementia requires very specific considerations. So, take the following into account when selecting the facility:
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2015 CA Medi-Cal Quick Reference Guide
The State of California has changed some of the Medi-Cal qualification figures and requirements for 2015. A brief listing of these changes and requirements is set forth below: Community Spouse Resource Allowance (CSRA) $119,220 This is the amount that the community, or (at home) well spouse can retain in liquid assets. This amount does not include exempt […]
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Treatment of The Home With Reverse Mortgages By Medi-Cal
Under the Medi-Cal regulations, it is fairly easy for us to establish the home as an “exempt asset” for qualification for Medi-Cal. The usual way is to confirm “an intent to return home” by the Medi-Cal applicant. The next task is to protect the home from a Medi-Cal lien if you pass away after having […]
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Little Known Law May Help Seniors Pay for Long Term Care
On August 17, 2006, the President signed into law The Pension Protection Act of 2006. This law, which came into effect in 2010, can be very helpful to Baby Boomers and older clients who are looking for ways to private pay for long term care without coming up with additional funds. Many of our clients […]