The prevalence of dementia increases significantly with age. While exact numbers vary by region and study, it’s estimated that around 50% of people aged 85 and older have dementia.
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Look for a facility that offers a variety of activities and entertainment options. Social interaction and engagement are important for maintaining cognitive and emotional well-being.
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Social connection is as vital to human health as a nutritious diet and regular exercise. For elderly adults who find themselves staying home due to limited mobility or health concerns, feelings of isolation and loneliness can become significant burdens. This guide explores the reasons why staying connected is crucial for seniors, and provides a comprehensive […]
Alzheimer's Care, Alzheimer's Disease, Elder Law Estate Planning, Uncategorized
Artificial Intelligence (AI) Reshaping Alzheimer’s Detection
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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.
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As we age, the fear of falling becomes a prevalent concern. And with good reason. According to the CDC, one in four older adults experiences a fall each year, with consequences ranging from bruises to debilitating injuries. But the good news is, falls are not inevitable. By taking proactive steps, fall prevention tips can help […]
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But let’s not forget the toll this silent heroism takes. The caregiver, too, is human, susceptible to fatigue, loneliness, and the gnawing fear of the unknown. Societal pressures often add to the burden, leaving them feeling isolated and misunderstood. Yet, they persevere, finding solace in small victories, a shared smile, a moment of recognition, knowing that their love makes a world of difference in the life of their loved one.
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The cost of care can be significant. HD patients often require long-term care, which can be very expensive. That’s why estate planning and financial planning are so important for people with HD and their families. Make sure the court distributes assets according to your wishes after you die. Financial planning can help ensure that you have the financial resources you need to pay for your care.
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I look into your eyes, But I don’t see you there. The light that once was there, Is gone, and I don’t know where. I reach out to your hand, But it feels like a stranger’s. The skin is cold and clammy, And the fingers are weak and frail. I talk to you, but you […]
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Caregiving requires a strategy to solve a myriad of medical and administrative problems. These tangible books help you start the caretaking journey by highlighting what’s most important, making everyone’s life a little easier.
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Once the executor pays all debts and taxes, they can distribute the remaining assets to the beneficiaries named in the will or to the heirs in the absence of a will. The court approves the distribution of assets, and the executor or administrator must file a final report and accounting with the court.