If you haven’t done so already, try to consolidate and organize your loved one’s medical information. Paperwork, prescriptions, allergies, appointments, multiple doctors, insurance communication — it can become overwhelming if you don’t find a way to organize it all....
It can be difficult when a loved one with Alzheimer’s or other memory disorders forgets who you are, doesn’t remember your name, or doesn’t seem to recognize you. This decline can be hard to watch when it’s negatively impacting your relationship with your loved one....
The World’s Largest Event To Raise Awareness And Funds For Alzheimer’s Care Frisco, October 5, 2021: The Cottages is excited to inform family, friends and our loved ones living with memory disorders about an inspiring event at Walk to End Alzheimer’s! In over six...
For senior citizens living with memory disorders, day-to-day life can be difficult. As the disorder progresses, it becomes difficult to keep up with matters like finances, housework and medication management, and the family may not have the time or resources to handle...
If you have a loved one living with a memory-related disorder who is beginning to need more help than you can provide daily, it might be time to consider moving them into memory care assisted living. Transitioning your loved one into a memory care facility is never...
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