Should we label a unit or area Cognitive Care or Memory Care? “Cognitive Care” may be a better term than “Memory Care” and we’ll give you some reasons why. First of all, dementia is not primarily a memory condition. While memory loss is often the most visible early symptom, dementia affects multiple cognitive functions, including: attention judgment problem-solving language…
Understanding the Stages of Alzheimer’s Disease: Progression and Key Signs – Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive neurodegenerative condition that gradually impairs cognitive function and memory. The disease typically progresses through distinct stages, each marked by specific signs and symptoms. Understanding the stages of Alzheimer’s can help caregivers, family members, and healthcare professionals provide appropriate care and support. Below is…
Should we label a unit or area Cognitive Care or Memory Care? “Cognitive Care”…
Leadership Systems, Care Consistency, and the “Invisible Hours”. In every residence, care unfolds across many…
