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The Caregiver Smart Solutions Package Offers Great Benefits to Those Who Care for Another

Today I want to introduce you to Ryan Herd, He is an accomplished author, patent holder, and TEDx speaker who has made a name for himself in the world of “smart” technology.” Ryan’s passion for this field goes beyond professional accolades. As a caregiver to his father, he has firsthand experience of the challenges that caregivers face every day.

What a Fun & Engaging Way to Care for a Loved One with Dementia

Alzheimer’s Speaks podcast host, Lori La Bey learns all about Memory Lane Games from Bruce Elliott and Brian Hall.

How Medicare Covers Alzheimer’s Disease

Here’s a breakdown of what Medicare does and doesn’t cover when it comes to Alzheimer’s disease, along with some tips that can help you plan ahead.

Alzheimer’s Vs. Age-Related Memory Changes

Just because someone is experiencing changes in their memory, does not mean that they have dementia. Let’s compare some Alzheimer’s and age-related memory changes.

3 Things To Look For When Shopping For Long-Term Care Insurance

How do you choose a lender that’s right for you? Elder law attorney, Jim Koewler recently sat down with Answers for Elders to share 3 things to look for when shopping for long-term care insurance.

African American senior man using a tablet

Lifestyle Changes to Avoid Dementia

AFE is joined by Dr. Paul Winner, of the Premiere Research Institute to discuss lifestyle changes you can make now to help avoid dementia.

Memory Loss is Not Normal In Aging

“Not only are we aggressively treating patients in these we call early AD…you’re now able to tell if someone biologically has the disease.”

Senior Resource Glossary of Alzheimer’s and Memory Care Terms

Let’s learn all the common phrases and definitions associated with memory care.

5 Benefits of Home Care For Alzheimer’s Patients

If you have a loved one who needs Alzheimer’s support, here are 5 reasons to consider home care!

What is Memory Care? with Kelley Smith

Memory Care is a living environment for those with symptoms of dementia or Alzheimer’s. Kelley Smith describes CarePartners Living cottages. Activities need to be set up differently for those needing memory care. The smaller the environment, the better, to ensure a better quality of life and feeling needed.