Dementia vs. Alzheimer’s: What’s the Difference—and Why Words Matter

The distinction between Dementia and Alzheimer’s matters because assessment, prognosis, risk reduction, and care can differ by cause.

Early Signs of Dementia: Person-Centered Ways to Notice—and What to Do Next

Learn the difference between early signs of Alzheimer’s and Dementia as well as what to do if you notice these changes.

We are honored to recognize Francois Bend Senior Living for their public commitment towards continuous improvement in dementia care.

This article outlines Montessori-based care and offers an implementation roadmap for communities seeking consistent, measurable outcomes.

Some repetitive actions are self-soothing and safe. If a behavior isn’t harmful, consider supporting it while ensuring comfort and dignity.

For immediate, individualized Alzheimer’s and related Dementia assistance, use the national resources found in this article.

NCCDP’s training is designed to help clinicians recognize military-related health factors and deliver trauma-informed care to veterans.

For organizations seeking a deeper, standardized approach to dementia care, NCCDP offers nationally recognized certifications and courses.

At Duxbury House, the future of memory care is written every day, in personalized care, moments of dignity preserved, and smiles shared.

By understanding factors like confabulation, delusions, and environmental triggers, nurses can respond with compassion and rebuild trust.