When it comes to long-term care for older adults, you aren’t limited to one option. There are plenty of types of senior living, all tailored to different situations. When it comes to medical support and cognitive care, families often need to choose between memory care and skilled nursing. Memory care focuses on supporting older adults […]
The right time to consider memory care is when your loved one’s safety, health, or quality of life is at risk due to progressive cognitive decline. Dementia and Alzheimer’s disease can gradually strip away a person’s ability to manage daily life independently. As a family member or caregiver, it can be heartbreaking to witness—but also […]
Alzheimer’s disease can come with subtle changes that are easy to overlook or dismiss as a natural part of aging. However, identifying early symptoms is key to getting the proper support and care when it’s needed most. Common early-stage signs and symptoms of Alzheimer’s often include memory loss, mood changes, confusion with time, place, or […]
At Barton House Memory Care, we understand that helping a loved one move into memory care can be one of the most emotional experiences families face. This transition often brings a mix of relief, sadness, guilt, and hope. While it’s natural to second-guess or feel unsure about major life changes, memory care is often the […]
Caring for a senior loved one can be a rewarding experience, but it can also come with some challenges. As memory-related issues like dementia or Alzheimer’s disease advance, they present difficulties that many family members aren’t equipped to manage while balancing other responsibilities. Signs that it’s time for memory care include: Personal care and memory […]
Seeing a loved one struggle with memory loss can be confusing and challenging for everyone involved, including caregivers. If you notice changes such as increased forgetfulness, difficulties with personal care, and social withdrawal in your older loved one, it may be time to consider extra professional help. Caregivers may also want to consider personal care […]
Caring for a loved one with cognitive impairments like Alzheimer’s or dementia is a deeply personal responsibility. It’s not just about meeting daily needs—it’s about preserving dignity, fostering safety, and enriching quality of life. Personal care takes a holistic approach to senior care, offering long-term support with daily activities for those living with Alzheimer’s, dementia, […]
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