Dementia and Down Syndrome As individuals with Down Syndrome are now living well into middle and older age, they are facing many of the challenges that come with advanced age, [...]

St. Charles resident Kathleen and her husband Greg recently celebrated 37 years of marriage, so we sat down with Greg to get the inside scoop on how these two with [...]

Did you know that enjoying foods during the peak window of freshness in the growing and harvesting cycle can be beneficial to your health? Fruits and veggies taste better and [...]

Making the decision to move your loved one to full-time memory care is a huge change for your entire family. Here are three tips that will help make your loved [...]

We all have the best intentions when speaking with someone we love, but you may not realize the negative effect your choice of words can have on a person living [...]

3 Examples of Caregiver Guilt and How To Cope With Them Caregiver guilt is unavoidable on the dementia journey. Here are some common examples you may encounter and tips to [...]

No two dementia journeys are the same and the disease progresses differently from person to person. But one thing has become clear during the COVID-19 pandemic; it’s getting worse at [...]

The latest statistics show that the African American community remains disproportionately affected by Alzheimer's disease. There are many things that factor into these troubling numbers, including a distrust of the [...]

Photo of Onesimus With vaccines being at the forefront of our fight to end the COVID-19 pandemic, the importance of inoculation weighs heavy on our minds. But did you know [...]