Duxbury House Joins the Memory Care Excellence Network
At Duxbury House, the future of memory care is written every day, in personalized care, moments of dignity preserved, and smiles shared.
False Accusations in Dementia Care: Understanding, Responding, and Preserving Trust
By understanding factors like confabulation, delusions, and environmental triggers, nurses can respond with compassion and rebuild trust.
When a Person Living with Dementia Refuses Help: What Caregivers Need to Know
When caregivers address causes (not just the behavior) and protect autonomy and dignity, refusals typically soften into workable partnerships.
How To Become A Certified Dementia Trainer
The demand for quality dementia care continues to rise as the global population ages, creating a need for highly trained professionals in the field. A certified dementia trainer has what it takes to make sure that caregivers, healthcare professionals, and families receive the best education on dementia care. If you are passionate about improving the quality of […]
Fall Prevention For Individuals with Dementia: Tips For Caregivers
Falls are a serious concern for individuals living with dementia, and the consequences can be devastating. As cognitive decline progresses, physical abilities such as balance and coordination often become impaired, leading to an increased risk of falls. For caregivers, managing this risk can prevent injuries and preserve the dignity and independence of their loved ones. […]
Caring For Dementia Patients With Mobility Issues
For caregivers, managing dementia and mobility issues can be one of the most physically demanding and emotionally draining aspects of caring for a loved one. Mobility challenges often arise as dementia progresses, making it harder for patients to move around independently. This can lead to falls, accidents, and a decrease in overall quality of life. […]
Oral Health in Dementia Care: What the Evidence Says—and How to Put It to Work
A growing body of observational evidence links periodontal disease with higher odds of cognitive impairment and dementia.
Vision Loss and Dementia: What the Evidence Says—and How to Help
The Journal of the American Medical Association statistics show that nearly 20% of preventable dementia could be due to vision impairment.
August 2025 Newsletter
In our August Newsletter, we’re diving into what to expect with our new customer experience, our Youtube channel, upcoming webinars, and upcoming seminars! Read more.
Montessori Concepts vs. Person-Centered Care
Montessori dementia care has been shown to reduce behavioral symptoms and decrease the use of sedatives and psychotropic medications.
