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“There is nothing more beautiful than someone who goes out of their way to make life beautiful for others.”  -Mandy Hale                         Having a loved one facing dementia is heartbreaking. You want them to always feel safe, loved, affirmed and valued. Dementia can rob them of those positive feelings and . . .

One of the most challenging aspects of memory loss is knowing how to recognize it. Should I be worried that I misplaced my keys or forgot the name of a family friend – or are these all just normal symptoms of aging that I don’t need to worry about? Provided . . .

Navigating Alzheimer’s is difficult – both for the person affected and the loved ones supporting them. That’s why The Alzheimer’s Association has compiled a guide that outlines each stage of the disease – making note of risks to look out for and steps that should be taken accordingly. Early-stage Alzheimer’s. . . .

Forgetfulness and fatigue are natural signs of aging. But when these are combined with additional risk factors, they can be a sign of Alzheimer’s – a disease that we can actively take steps to avoid. Awareness of these eight risk factors that can possibly bring about Alzheimer’s is important to . . .

You’ve probably come across Assisted Living and Memory Care on more than a few websites. While they share some similarities, these are two different service options that cater to the needs of two different types of older adults. It’s no secret that jumping into the world of senior living can . . .

There’s a lot to consider when choosing Memory Care for yourself or a loved one – and finances are almost always at the top of the list. That’s why we’re here to help.   Provided by the Alzheimer’s Association, here are two options to consider when trying to decide if the . . .

There’s a lot to consider when it comes to caring for those with memory loss – that’s why we’ve compiled this quick and easy-to-read guide about some of the most important factors, with links to resources that are available to help you. Consistency. According to The Alzheimer’s Project, “familiarity is . . .

Independence is essential to happiness. It’s what lets us choose how we spend our Sundays, whether we want to spend money on groceries or UberEats, and which blog posts we decide are worth reading (thanks!). But even more than that, independence is an expression of our dignity – and at . . .

At Trilogy, we believe in the power of friendship. When you have someone by your side who cares, a funny joke or a childhood story can make a rough day a great one, and a great one even better. That’s why we first created the Best Friends Approach – where . . .

Welcome back to the Clinical Corner, everyone! Last we spoke, we talked about some of the common difficulties associated with aging – specifically, aging and Incontinence. This time, I’d like to talk about a familiar challenge that affects so many aging adults and seniors – the challenge of living with . . .