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Dementia Care at Home: Managing Dementia Signs, Symptoms and Stages
Did you know that 50 million people experience dementia worldwide? With such high numbers, there is a chance that someone you love and care for may show signs of dementia.
When this happens, it is critical to the person's health and well-being that you pinpoint the signs and symptoms of dementia as early as possible. By doing this, you’ll know how best to respond and when to ask for help with dementia care at home service.
When a family member is diagnosed with dementia, the next steps will dictate your loved one's quality of life. If you want to know the stages of dementia and how to care for older people experiencing these signs, read this article.
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Spotting the early signs of Dementia – 10 key signs
Dementia is a progressive condition so symptoms will gradually get worse over time. This can make it tricky to spot what’s going on or know when to reach out for help. While each person with dementia will handle their feelings in their own way, certain behaviours are common, here we share some frequent early signs of Dementia.
Understanding Dementia and living a happy, safe life at home
You or a loved one may have been diagnosed with Dementia or has started showing signs, but what exactly is it and what does it mean for how you or they live their life? Here we take a look at what Dementia is, how it can impact lives, what can be done to ensure you or your loved one can continue living a happy, safe and fulfilling life at home and what other support and resources are out there to help.