Blog categorized as Dementia Care

At what point should a person with dementia stop living alone?

At what point should a person with dementia stop living alone?

A person with dementia should stop living alone when their safety, judgment, or daily functioning begins to decline, especially when the risk of falls, wandering, medication mistakes, or emergencies becomes too high to manage independently.


In early stages, many individuals can live alone with minima...


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The Importance of Emotional Support in Elder Care

When you’re caring for a loved one, it’s easy to focus on physical tasks—managing medications, assisting with daily activities, or coordinating doctor visits. But just as important, if not more so, is the emotional support that plays a vital role in the well-being of those receiving care. At Age Wel...

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Tackling Dementia-Related Hydration Refusal with Jelly Drops

Caregiving, Dementia and hydration

Hydration is a critical component of overall health, but it can pose significant challenges for individuals with dementia. Dehydration can lead to a host of health issues, including increased confusion, higher risk of falls, urinary tract infections, and reduced eff...
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