by Christine Galligan, Clemson University Student and Gail Marion, Director, Rhodes Respite Care, Anderson Jerry Welch’s story started in California… Read more »
Category: Alzheimer’s Care Articles
Medicare’s GUIDE Program: Resource for Seniors with Dementia and Their Caregivers
Medicare’s GUIDE Model helps seniors with dementia and their caregivers access personalized care, support services, and respite options at home.
Hitting the Road with Alzheimer’s
Traveling with a loved one who has Alzheimer’s can be meaningful—but it takes planning. These tips will help make your trip safer, calmer, and more enjoyable for everyone involved.
Home Care Activities for People with Dementia
It’s not about the end result, it’s about the process! by Brian and Heather Rahrig, Owners of CarePoint Cognitive health… Read more »
Resources for Memory Care Caregivers
Caring for a loved one with dementia can be emotionally and physically exhausting. Respite Care Charleston provides essential support through caregiver groups and half-day memory care programs, offering relief to families while ensuring a safe and engaging environment for those with dementia. By providing compassionate care and a community of understanding, these programs help caregivers find the balance they need.
Planning for Caregiver Emergencies
Caregivers often overlook their own emergency planning. Learn how to prepare for unexpected situations to ensure the well-being of both you and your loved one.
Being Dementia Friendly, In Memoriam…
Honoring the legacy of Dr. Francisco Lopera, a pioneer in Alzheimer’s research who dedicated his life to understanding hereditary dementia. His groundbreaking work continues to shape the future of neurodegenerative disease research.
Elder Law Lessons Learned – Navigating a New Diagnosis
When a loved one is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, navigating the legal, financial, and care challenges can feel overwhelming. In this article, Lisa Hostetler Brown, a Certified Elder Law Attorney, explains the importance of developing a Life Care Plan. The plan begins with essential estate planning documents and is supported by an Elder Care Coordinator (ECC), a professional who helps families make informed decisions about care options. The ECC provides guidance on staying in the home, connecting with local care providers, and advocating for the best possible care at every stage of aging.
Home Care for People with Dementia – It’s Not About What They Can’t Do, But the Process!
By Heather Rahrig, RN, BSN, CMC, Director & Co-Owner Carepoint, Inc. Cognitive health is focused on a person’s ability to… Read more »
Being Dementia Friendly – Hispanics in the USA – Challenges & Cultural Differences
By C. Angela Burrow I spoke with my friend and gerontologist, Aida, recently. She educated me on some facts and… Read more »
