We've all been there before. You walk into the next room and can’t remember why you're there? You are introducing people at a party and blank on a name. You put down your keys and can’t find them the next day. Memory loss can be frustrating and as we age we start to fear that these simple memory lapses could be the signs of Alzheimer’s dementia care services.
Keeping your brain active can help to prevent memory loss. Need some ideas on how to stay mentally active? Check out these simple activities you can do to avoid memory loss.
If you or a loved one is suffering from memory loss, consider enlisting the help of a senior care provider. Senior care providers can provide the additional attention your loved one needs to ensure they are taking medications, eating right and getting to their favorite activities. At home care companies, like Visiting Angels, provide full and part time care to those dealing with memory loss, Alzheimer’s, dementia, and other cognitive issues.
“Assisting individual with mild to severe memory loss is an essential component of our service,” according to Larry Meigs, President and CEO of Visiting Angels Alzheimer's care services. “We have specially trained caregivers on staff to assist individuals coping with Alzheimer’s, dementia and basic memory loss. With our assistance, these individuals are able to live a full and robust life.”
If you are worried about potential memory loss, please visit your doctor. If memory loss is impacting your ability to get through the day, it’s time to get professional help. The memory tests your doctor will perform can help to give you a complete look at your brain health.
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