How to Simplify Large-Print Word Games When Dementia Abilities Change
Learn how to adjust clues, rules, layout, and session length so word games remain comfortable and engaging.
What Questions Should You Ask After a Dementia Screening Result?
Use nine focused questions to turn a dementia screening score into a plan for evaluation, safety, support, and future decisions.
Direct-to-Consumer Alzheimer’s Risk Results: When Clinical Confirmation Matters
Learn when an APOE result needs clinical review, what confirmation can show, and why it cannot diagnose Alzheimer's.
Choosing a Dementia Photo Phone When Family Members Live in Different Time Zones
Compare remote controls, caregiver access, quiet hours, coverage needs, and care limits before choosing a photo phone.
Dementia and Unused Subscriptions: Reviewing Recurring Payments Together
Learn how to review recurring charges respectfully, spot concerning patterns, and decide when added financial help is needed.
How to Leave More Response Time in a Dementia Conversation
Learn how to simplify questions, wait without pressure, and recognize spoken and nonverbal responses.
How to Adapt Life Story Books for Early-Stage Dementia
Create a clearer, safer life-story book using familiar memories, concise captions, personal prompts, and flexible routines.
How to Simplify Doll Therapy for Middle-Stage Dementia
Use a simple, person-led doll routine while screening for distress, tracking reactions, and respecting the evidence limits.
The Caregiver Stories Missing From Dementia Drug Coverage
A caregiver-focused guide to trial burden data, safety monitoring, Medicare rules, and the support families need.
Donepezil and Muscle Cramps: What to Discuss at a Medication Review
Learn which cramp patterns, dose changes, competing causes, and warning signs to raise during a donepezil review.