Being in a familiar environment breeds security Sudden movements or displacement can leave dementia patients disoriented and unsafe. By choosing to undergo in-home care, your loved ones can stay in the safety and familiarity of their own homes for the most amount of time possible. By staying in...
Smart home security systems can help you monitor the activity of loved ones and the security of the household, even when you’re not there. This technology can alert you when there is a cause for concern, reducing the likelihood of serious injury, unnecessary distress, and dementia wandering. ...
Dementia is a leading cause of disability, dependency, and death among older adults. Nearly 10 million people worldwide receive a diagnosis of dementia annually1; a diagnosis that has a major effect on patients, their relatives, and caregivers. Information on prognosis for people with dementia is...
After initiating HVN, caregivers gained a feeling of security and an alleviation of psychological stress. They also gained a deeper understanding of the disease and appropriate care for dementia patients. Notably, caregivers perceived not only positive changes in themselves, but also in the recipients...
When an old person is alone and unable to call for help, motion sensors offer an additional layer of security. Furthermore, this technology provides an expedient means of notifying emergency personnel. All in all, this is one of the effective homecare technology innovations for elderly patients....
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As you can see, caring for a loved one living with dementia can definitely have its challenges. With a loss of communication and ability to complete simple tasks, more hands-on assistance is needed. As the condition progresses, your loved one may refuse to eat, get dressed, wander throughou...
Question 2: Do dementia patients need to make lifestyle changes to minimize the impact? To lessen the impact of dementia, individuals can make lifestyle changes like eating a healthy diet, staying active through regular exercise, staying socially engaged for emotional well-being, doing brain-challe...
People with dementia who live in a nursing home often say they have to go home because they think their 123 Dwelling, house and home 293 children are coming home from school. They often search diligently for a safe home in the sense of spiritual famil- iarity and security. Listening to ...
Nursing homes offer the required safety and security for the inhabitants. Patients are kept in a monitored environment, which reduces the risk of accidents. Medical assistance also offers immediate access to necessary medical assistance if required. ...