12/06/2024
COME JOIN US: NPRA is hosting an educational complements of Casa De La Luz Hospice regarding the truth of dementia through the eyes of a Hospice RN. Our meeting will be held at Hacienda at the Canyon memory care unit. Let us know if you can make it! 
Signs Your Loved One Needs Memory Care
When your loved one has dementia, they may still be able to live at home, especially if a family member or a hired caregiver helps them. But there may come a time when home care isn't enough. If you're thinking about memory care for your loved one, talk to an expert, such as a geriatrician or a trusted doctor, to help weigh your options. Also, consider the following:
Safety
You may realize that you can't leave your loved one or family member at home alone for even a short time without worrying about whether they'll hurt themselves or wander away from home.
Personal care tasks
As your loved one's dementia gets worse or more complicated, personal care tasks, such as going to the bathroom and taking showers, become challenging, and they may need extra help.
Caregiver needs
Taking care of someone with dementia can be overwhelming. Memory care experts can help you maintain your mental well-being. By doing so, you can continue to be a supportive family member or friend.
