What Is Dementia?By Chantel Reyes
Dementia is not a part of normal aging; it is a disease. Dementia is a general term for a decline in mental ability severe enough to interfere with daily life. It causes the brain to shrink and stop working. Dementia is an impairment in memory, communication and thinking. Accepting that a loved one has dementia can be difficult. As part of the disease, people with Dementia tend to develop ... Read more → |
What is Aid and Attendance and How to ApplyBy Cathy Villarreal
Aid and Attendance is a monetary benefit that helps eligible Veterans and/or their surviving spouses offset the cost of care for Activities of Daily Living (ADLs) such as bathing, toileting, dressing, transferring, and meal preparation. This monetary benefit, if the Veteran is ... Read more → |
Top 5 Things You Should Look for When Selecting a Memory Care for Your Loved OneBy Mikayla Muehleisen
Imagine the feeling of moving to a completely new place. Having your belongings boxed up and being taken from your home with little to no say in the decision at all. Can you for one moment place yourself in the shoes ... Read more → |
Five Important Things to Bring with You into a Memory Care CommunityBy Grace Tapia
Families ask me what I recommend they bring in, when moving their loved one into my community. They find it a bit difficult to choose from so much their loved one has collected throughout the years. I tell them while downsizing is important, this should not be their focus at this time. That there will be plenty of time for them to work on that. I recommend bringing... Read more → |
What is a Community FeeBy Nancy Rubio
For the most part all these charges are self-explanatory but then we see something that we not always know what it is for, a Community Fee
What is this fee for? How does my loved one benefits from this charge? Is it even for the benefit... Read more → |
