The leaves are green, the flowers are blooming, the sun is shining, and the air is warm—it sure looks like we’re finally enjoying a...

As we age, our nutritional requirements change. It’s common to need fewer calories (as metabolisms slow down) and require different...

Here are eight questions that you need to ask when determining which community is the best fit for your family member or loved one.

One of the most difficult times after a dementia diagnosis is when a patient begins to feel a loss of independence and control over their...

While family history is not the only determining factor when it comes to the development of Alzheimer’s and other dementia disorders, it...

The short days, long nights, and cold weather of winter can be difficult for all of us. But for people living with dementia, who have...

Currently, the only way doctors can diagnose Alzheimer’s disease is to document a patient’s medical history, perform a neurological exam...

Dementia is a general term for the decline in mental abilities in older adults. Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia,...

As we age, it’s often difficult to make the distinction between normal cognitive decline and dementia. We all misplace objects and forget...

Join Us for the 2021 Twin Cities Walk to End Alzheimer’s Saturday, September 18, 2021 Registration at 8 am Ceremony at 9:30 am Walk to...

Music can transform. It can calm, distract, trigger memories, improve moods, and provide an emotional release for anyone young and old....

Having a good relationship with your doctor is critical to optimal health care. And when a loved one is aging and/or has cognitive...

It’s obvious to all adults that with age comes diminished strength and stamina. But as our bodies slow down, it becomes increasingly...

We’re excited to use this blog to help you get to know more about our wonderful communities, caregivers and residents, and inform and...