Coming Together to Support Cancer Patients & Healing: A Heartfelt Thank You
This past weekend, our community partners came together in a powerful way at the Heartland Cancer Foundation Gala to support cancer patients in Nebraska.
How All Dementias Converge Over Time
In-Home Memory Care in Lincoln NE: Dementia is categorized into different types with distinct symptoms, but they all eventually converge in their later stages.
“PRNs Are Too Late”: How We Can Detect Unmet Needs and Deliver Person-Centered Care
Dementia Care in Lincoln NE: Medications are often used after a behavior occurs—but by the time a PRN is administered, the moment of distress has passed.
Disruptive Behavior: A Form of Adaptive Communication
Dementia Care in Lincoln NE: For our loved ones living with dementia, behavior is communication—especially when words fail them.
Supporting Mom Through Parkinson’s Hallucinations
Parkinson’s Care at Home in Lincoln NE: Caring for a parent with Parkinson’s disease can be overwhelming, especially when hallucinations become frequent.
Dementia & Friendship, How to Help Mom’s Friends Prepare for a Visit
In-Home Memory Care in Lincoln NE: With education, preparation, and understanding, you can help Mom’s friends feel empowered to reconnect in meaningful ways.
🌟 Happy New Year from Our Home Care Team! 🌟
As we welcome a new year, we know this season often brings families together for cherished moments and heartfelt conversations.
Instead of More Medications, Consider Music for Mom
In-Home Memory Care in Lincoln NE: Studies have shown many positive benefits of music for seniors with dementia, making it an essential part of caregiving.
Walking the Path of “ambiguous loss” Together: A Daughter’s Guide to Loving Someone with Dementia
In-Home Memory Care in Lincoln NE: Dear fellow daughter on this journey, I understand the complexity of emotions you’re experiencing and you’re not alone.
Why Is My Mom Crying All the Time? And Why Is She Hallucinating?
In-Home Memory Care in Lincoln NE: As a daughter caring for your mother with dementia, you may find yourself asking these heartbreaking questions.
