Dementia and Watching Sports: Following the Enjoyment Without Testing the Score
Learn how to make sports viewing comfortable and meaningful for a person with dementia without turning the game into a memory test.
MoCA Blind vs Standard MoCA: Why the Score Totals Differ
Learn how omitted visual tasks change MoCA Blind scoring, why conversion is limited, and which cutoffs fit each version.
Parkinson’s Dementia and the Frustration of Being Rushed Through a Choice
Learn why rushed choices can overwhelm someone with Parkinson's dementia and how to make decisions clearer and calmer.
Dementia Care and the Handoff Between Ambulance Staff and Hospital Teams
Learn which dementia details hospital teams need, why baseline cognition matters, and how carers can prepare.
Dementia and Repeated Trips to the Fridge: Looking Beyond Hunger
Learn how to distinguish hunger from memory loss, anxiety, changed appetite, and treatable causes of repeated fridge visits.
A Step-by-Step Guide to Large-Print Word Games for Dementia Caregivers
Learn to choose, print, introduce, and adapt accessible word games around a person's abilities and enjoyment.
How to Keep a Memory Symptom Diary Before a Dementia Appointment
A clear diary turns vague memory concerns into dated examples a clinician can assess alongside daily-life changes.
Dementia Genetic Counseling Before Testing: Questions About Possible Results
Learn how to weigh risk variants, causal findings, negative results, uncertainty, and family consequences before testing.
Dementia and Voice Assistants That Misunderstand Repeated Requests
Learn why dementia can increase voice-assistant errors and how to make repeated requests simpler, calmer, and safer.
Questions About Dementia Respite Charges Before Booking a Stay
Learn which dementia respite fees to confirm, what Medicare may cover, and where to check for payment help.