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Caregiver's Guide to Supporting Someone with Parkinson's
Caring for someone with Parkinson's disease is a journey filled with both challenges and profound moments of connection. At Circle of Life Care, we understand the importance of providing compassionate support for individuals living with movement disorders. Here’s a caregiver’s guide to fostering a nurturing and supportive environment.
morePhysical Health and Exercise in the Management of Frontotemporal Disorders (FTD)
Managing temporal frontal lobe dementia requires an approach that nurtures both the mind and body. At Circle of Life Care, we believe that physical health and exercise play a vital role in enhancing the lives of those affected by frontotemporal degeneration. Here are key insights into how exercise contributes to overall well-being.
moreChoosing the Right Dementia Care Facility: Why Circle of Life Care is the Best Option
Finding the right dementia care facility for your loved one can feel overwhelming. At Circle of Life Care, we understand the emotional weight of this decision. Our mission is to uphold dignity and support individuals with dementia in a nurturing environment. Here’s why Circle of Life Care stands out among dementia homes.
moreWhat to Look For in a Memory Care Facility
Choosing the right memory care facility for a loved one is a journey that requires thoughtful consideration and compassion. At Circle of Life Care, we understand the complexity surrounding this decision, particularly for families navigating the emotional challenges of dementia. Here are key aspects to keep in mind when selecting a memory care facility that provides dignity and respect.
moreUnderstanding the Stages and Symptoms of Alzheimer's Disease
As experts in Alzheimer's care at Circle of Life Alzheimer's Homes in Arizona, we understand the challenges faced by Alzheimer's patients and their caregivers. Alzheimer's disease is a progressive brain disorder that impacts a person's memory and cognitive abilities. Recognizing the stages and symptoms can help caregivers and family members provide better care and support for their loved ones....
moreHealthy Ways to Encourage Cognitive Abilities in Dementia Patients
At Circle of Life Alzheimer's Homes in Arizona, we understand the importance of providing top-notch dementia care services for our residents. We prioritize creating a supportive environment that fosters cognitive abilities and promotes overall well-being. We want to share some healthy ways to encourage cognitive abilities in dementia patients. We believe in the power of engaging activities and...
moreWhat is Memory Care?
At Circle of Life Alzheimer's Homes in Arizona, we pride ourselves on our exceptional dementia care services. We understand the unique challenges that come with memory-related illnesses such as Alzheimer's and dementia, which is why we prioritize the well-being and comfort of our residents above all else. Our team at Circle of Life is dedicated to providing personalized and compassionate care...
moreWernicke-Korsakoff Syndrome vs. Alzheimer's: Key Differences
Wernicke-Korsakoff Syndrome (WKS) and Alzheimer's disease are two distinct neurological disorders that affect memory and cognitive functions. While both conditions can lead to significant cognitive impairments, they have different causes, symptoms, and treatment approaches. Circle of Life Care blog will explore the key differences between Wernicke-Korsakoff Syndrome and Alzheimer's, helping you...
moreUnderstanding Lewy Body Dementia: An Overview
Lewy Body Dementia (LBD) is a complex and progressive neurological disorder characterized by abnormal protein deposits called Lewy bodies in the brain. These deposits affect various brain functions, leading to cognitive, motor, and behavioral changes. In this blog, Circle of Life Care will explore the symptoms, stages, and diagnosis of Lewy Body Dementia to help you understand this challenging...
moreThe Importance of Nutrition and Mealtimes for Advanced Stage Dementia Patients at Circle of Life Care
Proper nutrition and well-planned mealtimes play a crucial role in caring for individuals with advanced dementia. At Circle of Life Alzheimer's Homes, we understand the significance of tailored meal plans for our residents. Let’s delve into the importance of proper nutrition and mealtime routines for those in advanced dementia care.
moreNavigating the Balancing Act
The Sandwich Generation's Guide to Caring for Kids and Aging Parents
more5 tips to adjust to daylight savings time for a person with dementia
Valerie Feurich, Positive Approach to Care Team Member
Santa Visits Circle of Life Care Homes
He's Making A List and Checking It Twice! One of our favorite days around our homes is when Santa comes to visit. The smiles from our residents leaves no doubt that this is a memorable day.
moreHow to Care For Loved Ones With Advanced Stages of Dementia
At Circle Of Life Care, located in Northern Arizona, we offer private care residences for patients with Alzheimer’s and dementia. Our mission is to provide our residents with the care they need, and our caregivers are reliable and offer a range of services. Your loved one may not be ready for a private care home yet, so here are some tips to help everyday....
moreAlways Be Mindful of Elder Abuse
Unfortunately, according to the Alzheimer's Association, elder abuse can occur anywhere, particularly in care settings. People with dementia are especially vulnerable since the disease may prevent them from reporting the abuse or even recognizing it as such.
moreChallenging Behavior
Teepa Snow discussing the topic of challenging behaviors.
moreLearn More About Vascular Dementia
Circle of Life Care is here for all of those suffering or starting to suffer from different forms of dementia. In this blog, we are covering vascular dementia, including what it is, the symptoms, and how to prevent it. Vascular dementia is a general term used to describe problems with essential human functions like reasoning, planning, judgment, memory, and other thought processes. This is usually caused by impaired blood flow to your brain,...
moreCOVID-19 Protection: Small Residential Care Homes Versus Large Institutions
Circle of Life
Given that the elderly have the highest risk of adverse outcomes from COVID-19, we knew that we had to take aggressive action as the virus spread through Prescott and the country as a whole. After more than a year of fighting to protect our staff and residents from COVID-19, it’s become clear that our strategy has worked. It’s also becoming clear that as far as residential care homes are concerned, smaller...
moreHow to Cope With Loneliness During the Holidays
As we all know the COVID-19 Pandemic has changed our reality. Some more than others, but there is doubt that everybody has felt the effects of this pandemic. Some changes have been bigger than others, but for a lot of people, the lack of social interaction compared to “normal life” has been one of the most difficult changes.
You could be self-isolating because you caught the infection, trying to avoid the virus, quarantined because you...
moreLewy Body Dementia
At Circle of Life, we provide the utmost excellent care to people who are suffering from Alzheimer’s and other neurological diseases. Another disease that doesn’t get talked about enough is Lewy Body Dementia. Circle of Life happily houses people who are suffering from not only Alzheimer’s but Lewy Body Dementia and other dementia-related illnesses. This is why we wanted to try and open...
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