Memory Matters

Dementia can cause a wide range of symptoms that can make eating difficult, such as declining motor skills and difficulty communicating. As a caregiver, one of the most common challenges of caring for people with dementia is ensuring that they maintain a healthy appetite.

The newly named Frank C. & Lynn Scaduto MIND Institute at Miami Jewish Health provides accessible programs for South Floridians with neurocognitive disorders.

Art therapy provides many benefits for adults with dementia. Try out this paper flower-making crafting activity with your loved one.

Memory care communities provide specialized care for seniors with certain cognitive issues. But is memory care right for your loved one?

These enriching activities for people with dementia offer fun, creative, and productive ways to spend time with your loved one.

Sundown syndrome can be exhausting for both patients and caregivers. We discuss the causes of sundowning and how to mitigate the symptoms.

We discuss how seniors can use multi-sensory therapy to inhibit depression and enhance the quality of life when living with dementia.

What’s the difference between Alzheimer’s disease and dementia? The following are the differences between these neurocognitive disorders.

The FDA recently approved aducanumab – a drug that may slow the onset of Alzheimer’s disease. We cover why the drug was approved and how it works.

This blog examines each stage of dementia and its symptoms, as well as the associated changes in personality, mood, and behavior.