Discover the triggers of sundowning in seniors with Alzheimer's disease. Learn how to avoid them to keep your loved one safe and comfortable in the evenings and minimize their impact on your senior's quality of life.

Getting through Valentine's Day can be challenging when caring for an elderly loved one with Alzheimer's or dementia. Learn tips and strategies to help make the day special and meaningful for both you and your loved one, despite the challenges of memory loss and confusion.

Many people dream of living at home for as long as they can. However, that isn't always easy. That being said, there are plenty of things that you can do to make sure that you or your family members can continue to live at home even if they were diagnosed with Alzheimer's, dementia, or Parkinson's. The kitchen is one area that may need some work. Here is some in-home care guide that you can do.

Unlike what most people may beleive, dementia does not always mean a diminished life. Seniors living with dementia can enjoy an engaging, purposeful, and fun life like anybody else. Much as they can't enjoy some activities due to their conditions, they can still do plenty of activities to stay happy and entertained. If you are a caregiver or a family member brainstorming activities to keep a senior active, below are several.