When a loved one begins to show signs of dementia, it can feel overwhelming and sometimes heartbreaking. However, it’s important to understand that dementia isn’t one disease but refers to several conditions with symptoms that impact a person’s ability to manage daily living. Mixed dementia is when an individual has more than one type of […]
Living with Parkinson’s disease presents its own unique challenges. One of these challenges can be driving ability. However, there isn’t a one-size-fits-all answer as to when you should stop driving with Parkinson’s disease, as it depends on the progression of symptoms and on varying state laws. For many, driving symbolizes independence and freedom, a notion […]
Caring for a loved one with dementia can be rewarding but also challenging. There are many things to consider, such as safety, comfort, and quality of life. One common concern for caregivers is whether it’s legal to leave a person with dementia alone. It is not illegal to leave someone with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease […]
Dementia and other cognitive difficulties can make many aspects of life more difficult, but there are still plenty of opportunities to make it vibrant and engaging. Keeping both the mind and body active is crucial for overall well-being. That’s why memory care focuses on more than just support for daily activities—it fosters laughter, creativity, and […]
Watching your parent or loved one experience the struggles that come with dementia can be difficult for families to navigate. Adjusting and learning how to care for a loved one with dementia can be challenging. At Brooklyn Pointe, we take a comprehensive and holistic approach to memory care living. We value helping families navigate any […]
For those caring for a family member or loved one with dementia, the question of whether they can live alone may seem challenging. While there is no one-size-fits-all answer to this question, caregivers need to understand that safety is the number one concern when considering whether a person with dementia should live on their own. […]
Deciding to transfer a loved one from assisted living into memory care is never easy, but sometimes it becomes necessary due to changes in behavior or physical abilities caused by Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, dementia, or other forms of cognitive decline. We can help you understand why and when to transfer your loved ones from […]
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