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How to Tell if Your Loved One Needs Memory Care

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Dementia is a little more complicated than it first appears. This group of conditions doesn’t just affect a person’s memory—it can quickly impact a person’s behavior, cognitive abilities, and even their ability to communicate. While memory care can help preserve your loved one’s quality of life, it’s easy to miss the early signs of dementia. […]

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Early Warning Signs of Dementia

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Dementia, a term that encompasses a range of cognitive and behavioral disorders, primarily affects older adults, although it can sometimes manifest in younger individuals. Early detection is crucial for managing the condition effectively and planning for the future. The most common signs of dementia usually include the following:  What Is Dementia? Dementia is not a […]

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Questions To Ask When Choosing a Memory Care Community

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When a loved one is diagnosed with any type of dementia, it can be complicated. These conditions can have a significant effect on a person’s life, but fortunately, you can find professional help through a memory care community.  These communities are designed to address the unique challenges often caused by dementia and cognitive decline. But […]

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Can Depression Lead To Memory Loss?

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Depression is a complex mental health condition that affects millions worldwide. While memory loss is commonly associated with aging or neurological disorders, emerging research suggests that depression can also play a role in impairing memory function. It’s important to remember that every person’s experience with depression is unique. If memory loss is a concern, it […]

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9 Simple Memory Games for Seniors

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As we age, maintaining cognitive health becomes increasingly important. Memory games are a delightful way to keep your mind sharp, engaged, and having fun. But memory games aren’t just for residents in senior living communities—they’re a valuable tool for seniors everywhere. At Barton House Nashville, we understand the significance of memory games. Here are 9 […]

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Tips on Caring for Someone With Memory Loss

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Memory loss, specifically in senior adults, is a challenging condition to navigate both for the individual and their loved ones. Memory loss, often associated with dementia or Alzheimer’s disease, can be disorientating to a person’s perception of themselves and their surroundings.  However, with the right support and care, people living with memory loss can still […]

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How to Help an Elderly Parent with Memory Loss

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As our parents grow older, it’s a natural process for them to experience some cognitive decline, but there could also be underlying reasons for the memory loss. Memory loss can be a challenge for you and your parent.  A few things you can do to help an elderly parent with memory loss include: If you’re […]

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A Caregiver’s Ultimate Guide to Dementia

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Dementia is a broad term used to describe a decline in mental ability severe enough to interfere with daily life. It’s most commonly associated with Alzheimer’s disease, a progressive brain disorder that affects memory, thinking, and behavior.  While there is no cure for dementia, there are ways to manage the symptoms and provide support for […]

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Tips for Caregivers & Families of People with Alzheimer’s

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Family members are often the first people to step up and care for senior relatives affected by Alzheimer’s disease. No 2 situations are identical because we’re all unique people. So, having a solid foundation of knowledge about the disease can help family caregivers care for their loved ones without burning out. Our tips for caregivers […]

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