The holidays are a special time for many families to come together, but for loved ones who have dementia it can be an ...

For most older adults, the idea of aging in place and staying at home for as long as possible is an attractive one. However, for seniors who’ve been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease or another form ...

With another storm on the way and more winter storms to come this season, WABI sat down with the Alzheimer’s Association of ...

In addition, you can find more tips for a dementia-friendly holiday season through the AFA website here. Report a correction ...

1. Start legal, financial, and medical planning now, not later. The experts are emphatic on this: early planning reduces ...

The holiday season can be a stressful time for many, but for the nearly 12 million family members and friends serving as unpaid caregivers of people living with Alzheimer’s and dementia, the holidays ...

“The biggest gift is just a simple text,” said Catherine Newman, who writes about caregiving in her novels “Sandwich” and ...

• Build on traditions and memories. Take time to experiment with new traditions that might be less stressful or a better fit ...

Caregiving responsibilities do not take a break over the holidays. Caregivers know that even at a holiday party they cannot let down their diligent watch over their elderly loved one.

For additional winter safety tips, click here. The Alzheimer’s Association offers a 24/7 helpline at (800) 272.3900 for free, confidential support, including guidance on safety planning. The West ...

If you're attending holiday gatherings with a family member who has dementia, then you probably have a lot of questions. Can your family member with dementia still enjoy the gathering?

Another round of limited visibility this morning along the I-5 Corridor as cooler early low temperatures will bring valley ...