According to the World Health Organization (WHO), 20 percent of seniors have a cognitive disorder. Whether mentally disabled since birth or as a result of a progress disorder, mentally disabled adults require special needs that extend those offered by traditional assisted-living facilities. While it can be a difficult decision, disabled adult homes often create the best environment for special cases. Learn more about how a disabled adult home can benefit your mentally disabled loved one.
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Receiving dementia memory care is essential for maintaining one's quality of life and health. The following are six of the most important mistakes to avoid as a patient receiving dementia memory care.
Failing to set up a daily schedule for personal care tasks and activities
Scheduling everyday activities and establishing a daily routine is the best way for a patient who is undergoing dementia memory care to keep up with personal care needs.
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It can be really hard to notice that someone you love is starting to lose touch with reality. When they start forgetting names, the year it is, and possibly even who you are, it can be tough. However, dementia is not reversible and it is something that should be carefully monitored. You may want to look into finding local professional dementia care facilities that can take care of your aging loved one.
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If you are considering assisted living for a loved one, you may want to make a decision based on your loved one's access to other professionals. In fact, there are many people your loved ones will have access to when they live in an assisted living home.
These are some of the professionals you may expect to see in an assisted living home helping your loved one.
Pharmacist Professionals
Pharmacy professionals provide more awareness for your loved ones regarding medications.
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It is important to make sure that you are well aware of the signs that may indicate that it is time for memory care assisted living placement so you will know when it's time to take action. After all, you will want to have a little time to check out the different placement facilities in your area so you do not feel rushed to pick one out. The sooner you are able to spot the need for such placement, the easier the transition can be.
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