Dementia too often brings with it periods of behaviors that are mind-boggling to family and caregivers. Such behaviors might include yelling, hitting or paranoia coupled with accusations.
Many adult children decide to live with their elderly parent who clearly needs more support at home. Are you considering having your mom or dad move into your home?
The choice of whether to move your loved one into your home or to move into their home is a significant one. In many instances, a decision must be made quickly. Or what you believe will be temporary becomes permanent.
10 Warning Signs that a Senior Needs Help at Home
A Professional ALCM is an expert, such as a social worker, counselor, gerontologist or nurse who:
When should someone else be on accounts?
How to select a rehab facility that best suits your loved one’s needs.
Reasons Older People Evaluate Living Situation and Consider Alternatives
If you’re a caregiver to someone with Alzheimer’s or dementia then you have many things on your mind, including a variety of safety concerns. When providing care at home, you’ll need to make some adjustments to maximize safety, but try not to feel overwhelmed.
When your parent needs more care than you provide, but you can’t afford a retirement or assisted living community you’re not out of options. Here are some solutions and programs to consider: