Smartphone technologies can help keep older adults with mild cognitive impairment or dementia independent, a new study indicates. Researchers at Baylor University found that smartphone […]
News Topic: Alzheimer’s & Dementia
Evidence-Based Therapeutic Horticulture Program Improves Lives of Residents
LeadingAge Washington regularly applies for Civil Money Penalty (CMP) grants to help its member skilled nursing providers implement creative resident engagement programs. These grants have […]
Bi-Partisan Package: $65 Billion for Broadband
The $550 billion bi-partisan infrastructure agreement includes $65 billion to “bridge America’s digital divide and build a 21st century infrastructure that will meet our country’s […]
Family Creates Popular Live-Streamed Shows for Memory Care Residents
Early in the COVID-19 pandemic, life enrichment staff at Morningside Ministries, San Antonio, TX, were the communication links between residents and their families. With the […]
Virtual Dementia Care Assists During COVID-19
During the COVID-19 crisis and beyond, a new virtual dementia care offering can provide support to family caregivers and prevent Emergency Room visits. GLENNERCARE comes […]
Disaster Resources: Preparedness, Response and Recovery
LeadingAge Disaster Resources: Preparedness, Response and Recovery Community-Based: Preparedness | Pandemic Flu Resources | Disaster Response | Recovery (Consumer-Guided: BenefitsCheckUp for Individuals and/or Caregivers) Important Links for Weather-Related Disasters in Progress […]
New CAST Case Study: Improving Dementia Care with Social Engagement Tech
A new CAST case study demonstrates how technology can improve quality of life for residents with dementia. “Increasing Engagement, Satisfaction, Physical Performance and Team Efficiencies […]
Increasing Engagement, Satisfaction, Physical Performance and Team Efficiencies through Social Engagement Technology
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What Happens When We See Dementia as a Disability?
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