Dementia is considered a syndrome but not a disease, and the term ‘dementia’ refers to a set of symptoms that have a negative effect on a person’s memory and ability to perform tasks. Alzheimer’s disease
Determining the appropriate care level for someone with a dementia diagnosis is a very personal matter. There are a wide variety of care options ranging from in-home dementia care to facility
Dementia Helpers provides specialized dementia care to meet any client’s needs. Our caregivers can assist with activities of daily living (ADL) and keep the person with dementia engaged
There are various ways to make a home dementia-friendly and keep a senior safe. Install grab bars in the bathroom and handrails near stairs, as seniors with dementia often lose
There are two main types of dementia: Alzheimer’s disease and vascular dementia. Alzheimer’s disease increases with age and kills a person’s brain cells. Vascular dementia is
Types of care that can be provided for someone with dementia include Companion care, Personal care and Transportation services. Companion care services help seniors with dementia
Dementia Helpers is right in your backyard! We service areas across Chicagoland, up and down the lakefront, in the Gold Coast throughout downtown and Lincoln Park
There may come a time where you can no longer be the sole caregiver for your spouse with dementia. One care option to keep them safe is to find 24-hour care
The first thing to do when you encounter challenging behavior is to remain calm and assess the situation before reacting. Next, validate your loved one’s feelings
The best way to handle hallucinations or delusional thoughts with an elderly person is to not argue or disagree with their reality. If a senior with dementia or