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We are always happy to hear about athletic events that support Alzheimer’s research and those who are now living with the disease. So it’s great that the MA/NH Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association is continuing the RUN TRI RIDE to End Alzheimer’s in ...
Alzheimer's disease and eating challenges often go hand in hand. As Alzheimer's progresses, poor nutrition can aggravate confusion and lead to physical weakness, as well as other health concerns. If you're caring for a loved one who has Alzheimer's, it’s ...
More than 6.5 million of the 35 million Americans aged 65 and older are affected by depression, according to the National Alliance on Mental Illness. And according to recent research, seniors with depression may have a higher risk of dementia, in ...
EPOCH Senior Living is pleased to welcome Holly Dineen as director of marketing and community relations of Bridges by EPOCH at Westford. The new memory care assisted living community is being built at 108 Littleton Road in Westford, Mass., and will open ...
Bridges by EPOCH at Westford has reached the midpoint of building construction. The memory care community will be located at 108 Littleton Road. It is now fully enclosed and work is underway on interior finishes in anticipation of a June opening. A ...
The holiday season is in full swing with plenty of food, song and drink, joyful celebrations and family gatherings. For people with Alzheimer’s disease, though, it can be a challenging time of year. With some planning, there are steps you can take to ...
We are blessed with having so many wonderful staff at Bridges by EPOCH. One of them is James Cesar.
James has been with us since we opened in June 2012, and he has a multitude of talents that he bestows upon our residents. James works in ...
If you are a caregiver for someone with Alzheimer's or dementia, it can be both a rewarding and overwhelming responsibility. If you get to the point when you are feeling overwhelmed, you may be putting your own health at risk. There are a number of ways ...
Visiting a loved one with Alzheimer’s can be challenging. Family members always wish for visits to be comforting and meaningful, but as dementia progresses, finding mutually enjoyable ways to spend visits can become increasingly difficult. Following are ...
November is National Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month. Health and Human Service Secretary Kathleen Sebelius released a statement this week that sums up well the background behind designating November for Alzheimer’s awareness and the many things our ...
Massage therapists can bring a unique perspective to the care of people living with Alzheimer's by highlighting the role of compassionate human touch in satisfying human needs on all levels. Relaxation techniques such as massage show promise to decrease ...
Alzheimer’s is a challenging and emotional disease. If you recognize any warning signs in yourself or a loved one, you should consult a physician for a complete assessment. Early diagnosis of Alzheimer’s or other disorders causing dementia is an ...