At some point, your loved one with Alzheimer’s disease will need help caring for themselves. Long-term care facilities can help you make sure they are safe and getting the attention they need. Explore the options here.
At some point, your loved one with Alzheimer’s disease will need help caring for themselves and may not be able to live alone. Long-term care facilities can help you make sure they are safe and getting the attention they need.
When people with Alzheimer’s disease need round-the-clock care, a nursing home may be the best way to make sure they’re safe and healthy.
When someone with Alzheimer’s disease can’t live alone anymore, an assisted living facility is one way to make sure they get the care and attention they need in a safe place.
People with Alzheimer's may be able to manage their own legal and financial affairs at first. But as the disease gets worse, they’ll need to rely on others to act in their best interests.
Long-term financial planning is important for everyone, but it is essential if you are coping with the expense of a long-term illness such as Alzheimer's disease.
Alzheimer's disease means that at some point you might not be able to make your own decisions about the health care you get. It helps to have legal documents with instructions on the kind of treatment you want. These documents are called advance directives.