At some point, your loved one with Alzheimer’s disease will need help caring for themselves. Here's how you can help them live life well as their disease progesses.
Living with Alzheimer's disease is a challenge for anyone. You’ll have good days and bad days.
There are many ways to help people with Alzheimer's feel calm and safe as they enjoy day-to-day life more.
It is possible to live an independent life during certain stages of Alzheimer’s.
It’s important to socialize or be around family and friends even in later stages of Alzheimer’s disease.
Communication gets harder for a person with Alzheimer's disease. How you communicate with your loved one will be different.
There’s no special diet for people with Alzheimer's disease, but good nutrition can ease symptoms and help them feel good.
Exercise won’t cure the Alzheimer's disease, but it can help ease some of its symptoms.
There are ways to find and adapt activities to your loved one as their abilities change with dementia progression.
Home safety is always important, but it’s a special concern when you’re caring for a person with Alzheimer’s.
People with Alzheimer’s disease can sometimes burn themselves because they don’t realize they’re in danger.
About 1 in every 4 seniors falls at least once a year, and that’s even more common for people who have Alzheimer’s disease.