Tag: Alzheimer’s & Dementia
What Are the 10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s Disease?
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Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive condition that affects millions of people worldwide. Accounting for 60-80 percent of cases, it is the most common type of dementia. While Alzheimer’s disease usually affects individuals over the age of 65, early-onset Alzheimer’s can also occur in younger adults, so recognizing the warning signs is crucial for early diagnosis […]
Signs Your Loved One May Have a Form of Memory Impairment
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The Pavilion shares a blog that highlights the signs of memory impairment in seniors.
Dementia Education: Why is it Important
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Dementia is a complex condition with a lot of unknowns, and these unknowns become scary if someone you love has been diagnosed with a type of dementia.
Help Combat Alzheimer’s by Doing These Hobbies
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The Pavilion is happy to highlight a few ways that you and your loved one can combat the effects of Alzheimer’s Disease. Learn more by reading our blog!
4 Tips for Explaining & Talking About Dementia with Children
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The Pavilion Senior Living team shares tips on how to talk to children about dementia.
Dementia & Memory Loss: Why You Shouldn’t Avoid Talking to Your Doctor
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The Pavilion Senior Living team shares the importance of talking to your doctor about dementia and the risk factors that affect you.
Learning the ABCs of Alzheimer’s Prevention
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The Pavilion Senior Living is sharing a new version of the ABCs – the ABCs of Alzheimer’s disease prevention.
Transitioning a Loved One to Memory Care: Helpful Tips to Ease the Process
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The Pavilion Senior Living team shares tips on how to ease the transition process into a memory care community.
Dementia: Dos and Don’ts for Providing Effective Care
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The Pavilion Senior Living shares Dos and Don’ts for providing effective dementia care.