Good drivers are alert, think clearly and quickly, and make good decisions. When it comes to driving safety for people living with dementia, they should stop operating any vehicles once they are no longer able to do these things.
One in three older adults age 65 or above fall each year, but steps can be taken for preventing falls for seniors. Check out potential solutions in your home and other tips.
A chat with Loraine about how our services have provided a lifeline for her throughout her husband Dave’s journey with Alzheimer's disease, shedding light on the impact that having a supportive community has for care partners.
When you're thinking of talking to children about dementia, it's natural to want to protect them from difficult situations, but it's important to remember that they need information and support like anyone else.
Meet Beth Shoemaker, one of the newest members of our team! As a Clinical Care Coach, she directly supports our community through consultations, memory screenings, and more.
Visitas al doctor para gente con demencia puede ser un desafío, pero es importante recibir atención médica para el diagnóstico, el manejo de síntomas y el mantenimiento de las funciones diarias.
Summer was in full effect on June 29th for the 8th annual Rides4ALZ! Thanks to all the riders, passengers, after party attendees, sponsors, volunteers, and more who made the event a grand success.
For many people, summer is a time for travel. Check out these traveling tips for people with dementia to help make for a safe and accommodating experience.
Personal care for people living with dementia includes grooming, bathing, and dressing - at some point in the progression of the disease, they may need help with this. These tips may help the process go smoother for both the person and care partner.
Safety is a main priority during Rides4ALZ, check out these tips that will help you have a smooth ride through San Diego.
