In Atlanta, GA, if you are caregiving for a spouse or parent with Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia, you know all too well the varied and complex behaviors associated with the disease, and one of the most difficult is the change in moods – the night and day... Read More
Some might say that the human brain is the most complex and highly sophisticated computer of all. Soon, some say in less than two years, the human brain could be aided by the external computer hardware of a highly specialized microchip designed to restore memory.... Read More
An unexpected hospitalization and a planned surgery have one thing in common: when coming home, it is hard to know at what level you will function and how long it will take to resume normal activities. Whether for a few days or a longer term, pre-arranging a Regency... Read More
During the early stages of Parkinson’s disease, the majority of a person’s care can be provided in the home from family caregivers. However, Parkinson’s can present some unique challenges for caregivers. The following are some tips to help family... Read More
