Category: Blog

Applying the Four Rs of Dementia Care in Professional Care Settings

The Four R’s of Dementia Care—Reassure, Routine, Reminisce, and Redirect—provide a practical and compassionate framework for caregivers.

Online Dementia Training: Scalable Certification Path for Healthcare Employers

Employers juggling compliance deadlines and staff turnover will find a scalable path to certifying their care teams here.

RiverWoods Durham Joins the Memory Care Excellence Network

RiverWoods Durham earns the Memory Care Seal of Excellence, reflecting a clinical and life engagement team committed to meeting residents living with dementia where they are.

CNA vs. Home Health Aide: Which Role Fits Your Dementia Care Team

CNA and home health aide roles differ in scope and training, shaping smarter dementia care staffing decisions ahead.

The Executive Guide to Alzheimer’s Training for Caregivers: A Certification Roadmap for Healthcare Systems 

See what your organization’s path to CDP Certification should include, and how it keeps your team survey-ready and compliant.

Assisted Living Caregiver Key Skills: How to Grow and Advance Your Career

Assisted living caregivers do more than manage tasks. This guide breaks down the technical and interpersonal skills that build stronger careers and better resident care.

Dementia Training for Staff: A Healthcare Leader’s Guide to Reducing Risk 

Inconsistent dementia training for staff drives up survey risk and turnover. This roadmap helps leaders build one standard across every site.

How to Choose a Memory Care Facility: A 16-Point Dementia Care Setting Checklist

Guiding a family toward the right memory care facility means weighing staff quality, safety, and daily standards. This checklist helps you evaluate with confidence.

Dementia Training for Healthcare Professionals: A Guide for Organizations 

Rising dementia rates are outpacing staff readiness across healthcare settings, leaving leaders searching for a scalable solution. Standardized certification offers a clear path forward.

How to Deal With Dementia Mood Swings: A Guide for Care Teams

Dementia mood swings can feel unpredictable on shift. This guide covers the causes and calm, practical ways to respond.