Coping with Alzheimer's: Special Instructions for Caregivers

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Alzheimer's Warning Signs

Early signs of Alzheimer's disease can be unclear. Know what to watch for.

When to call a doctor about memory loss.

Find out about treatment for Alzheimer disease

Find out about treatment for Alzheimer disease.

Caregiver's Challenge: Taking Care of Yourself

Parenting Your Kids and Your Parents
Juggling kids, career, and caregiving for parents with Alzheimer's -- welcome to the Sandwich Generation. Here's how to cope.

Finding Time for Yourself

Finding the Right Caregiving Balance
To keep your own health up, you need to strike a balance between caring for your loved one and yourself. These tips can help.

How to Stay Healthy

11 Frequently Asked Questions

1.How can I get my loved one to eat?
2.What can I do to help my loved one preserve memory?
3.Is exercise good for someone with Alzheimer’s?
4.What is sundown syndrome?

View All Questions and Answers

Alzheimer’s Caregiving: Helping a Loved One With Daily Life

8 Ways to Help Cope with Memory Problems
Alzheimer's disease makes it hard to remember things and make decisions. Use these tips to help your loved one cope with memory loss.

8 Tips to Boost Memory

9 Things You Need to Know About Alzheimer's
Living with a person who has Alzheimer's disease is stressful. These tips help you manage the disease and make life easier for you and your loved one.

Alzheimer's Tips for Caregivers

Nutrition & Alzheimer's Disease: Boost Energy Through Diet
A well-balanced, nutritious diet helps provide more energy, prevent constipation, and ease dry mouth.

Diet Tips for Alzheimer's