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dementia Latest News+ XML/RSSBy Visiting Angels of Orlando/Winter Park Visiting Angels Homecare is pleased to announce the start of another one of our popular series of classes called the “Alzheimer’s Caregiver Project” in Winter Park Florida By Recogneyes UK manufacturer of speciality care home signage, Recogneyes (http://www.recogneyes.co.uk), is pleased to announce a new relationship with the Spectrum Consortium. By Visiting Angels of Apopka/Seminole/W. Volusia Visiting Angels Homecare is pleased to announce the start of another one of our popular series of classes called the “Alzheimer’s Caregiver Project” in the Altamonte Springs/ Maitland/ Apopka area. By Caregiver Reviews Caregiver Reviews saves Caregivers time & money. Caregiver Reviews helps Caregivers choose, use & save money on products & resources. We carefully review products & resources that improve the quality of life of Caregivers & their loved ones. By Activ8rlives Ever-growing waistlines could result in a big increase in the number of people who develop dementia in the future, researchers have warned. BBC News. By Strategic Book Group In the compelling novel "Goodnight, Elsie," Frank Herbert is faced with the dilemma of his life. What should he do about his wife, Elsie? By Ron St. John Visiting Angels Homecare is pleased to announce the start of another one of our popular series of classes called the “Alzheimer’s Caregiver... By American Academy of Neurology The virus that causes cold sores, along with other viral or bacterial infections, may be associated with cognitive problems, according to a new study published in the March 26, 2013, print issue of... By Dodge Park Rest Home Dodge Park Rest Home is pleased to announce that it’s been named a “Caring Star” of 2013, an annual nationwide designation recognizing service excellence based on consumer ratings and reviews posted on Caring.com. By American Academy of Neurology SAN DIEGO – Women who undergo surgical menopause at an earlier age may have an increased risk of decline in memory and thinking skills. By American Academy of Neurology SAN DIEGO – People taking the blood pressure drugs called beta blockers may be less likely to have changes in the brain that can be signs of Alzheimer’s disease and other types of dementia, according to a study released today. By Intercellular Sciences, LLC "I have my wife of 60 years back," Says Mary's husband following a two week follow up visit with her doctor. She was treated with her own stem cells for dementia. Now, one month later, she continues to show improvement. By Care UK Carers and nurses who are furthering their education at University Campus Suffolk (UCS) have learnt about the dramatic difference that home environments and sensory stimulation can have on people living with dementia. By The Kineo Group The Brain Research Foundation conducted an expert panel on delaying cognitive impairment which includes dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. By Capita Conferences Address the challenges associated with delivering the Prime Minister’s Challenge on Dementia and meet the 2014 deadline for full implementation of Living Well with Dementia: A National Dementia Strategy. By Miller Geer Foundation to Award Agencies that Focus on Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care By Alzheimer's Association Delaware Valley Chapter Annual 5K Walk Will Help Eradicate Alzheimer's and Give Aid to Sufferers and Caregivers in the Delaware Valley. By www.625days.com Proceeds from the sale of 625 days are going to Project Lifesaver to support their incredible effort in tracking those who wander By Society of Certified Senior Advisors SCSA speaks out on a new way to protect seniors that wander. A senior that has a tendency to wander off can be a great cause for concern. A GPS shoe that is able to track where that senior goes can help protect them from serious injury. By Stephie Oringer, PR Manager Dr. Philip DeFina, a world renowned Neuroscientist and well-known author, lecturer, and clinician, will be presenting his new research findings at the 64th Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Neurology (AAN). All Press ReleasesBy Alzheimer's Care Resource Center Nurse Consultants, Geriatric Care Mangers and Social Workers Help Caregivers Prepare For a Storm By Visiting Angels of Orlando/Winter Park Visiting Angels Homecare is pleased to announce the start of another one of our popular series of classes called the “Alzheimer’s Caregiver Project” in Winter Park Florida By Recogneyes UK manufacturer of speciality care home signage, Recogneyes (http://www.recogneyes.co.uk), is pleased to announce a new relationship with the Spectrum Consortium. By Visiting Angels of Apopka/Seminole/W. Volusia Visiting Angels Homecare is pleased to announce the start of another one of our popular series of classes called the “Alzheimer’s Caregiver Project” in the Altamonte Springs/ Maitland/ Apopka area. By Caregiver Reviews Caregiver Reviews saves Caregivers time & money. Caregiver Reviews helps Caregivers choose, use & save money on products & resources. We carefully review products & resources that improve the quality of life of Caregivers & their loved ones. By Activ8rlives Ever-growing waistlines could result in a big increase in the number of people who develop dementia in the future, researchers have warned. BBC News. By Strategic Book Group In the compelling novel "Goodnight, Elsie," Frank Herbert is faced with the dilemma of his life. What should he do about his wife, Elsie? By Gloveman Supplies Ltd and Nilaqua Do you have Dementia Patients? Bed Bound Patients and Palliative Care? Want to free up nurses time, reduce aggression and promote patient well being? Then we have the answer with our Waterless cleaning how to... By Alzheimer's Disease Resource Center, Inc. Bay Shore, NY — Mary Ann Malack-Ragona, Executive Director/Chief Executive Officer, Alzheimer’s Disease Resource Center, Inc.(ADRC), says that the costs associated with caring for those with dementia will grow exponentially and will burden both... By Strategic Book Group As she lost a bit more of her mother every day, author Geraldine McCall explains her family’s struggles while dealing with her mother’s diagnosis of... By Ron St. John Visiting Angels Homecare is pleased to announce the start of another one of our popular series of classes called the “Alzheimer’s Caregiver... By American Academy of Neurology The virus that causes cold sores, along with other viral or bacterial infections, may be associated with cognitive problems, according to a new study published in the March 26, 2013, print issue of... By Paradise In-Home Care There’s no cure for Alzheimer’s disease currently, but this doesn’t mean that advancements in this field are not being made. By American Academy of Neurology MINNEAPOLIS – Contrary to other research, a new study found that the total level of antioxidants in people’s diets is not related to their risk of developing stroke or dementia. By Sheila King Public Relations CONTACT Sheila King Public Relations, 773-239-2220, smithseniorliving@skpr.net or Peg Rafferty, 773-238-2935, pegrafferty@skpr.net By letters Author and Holistic Healer Roland Comtois Shares Tips for Caregivers on International Radio Show –Caregivers Coast to Coast Online Radio Talk Show Offers Resources for Caregivers of Individuals with Dementia– By Care UK A state-of-the-art new Ipswich care home for older people and a wellbeing centre which will offer day care clubs and activities for older people who live independently in the community have been granted planning approval by Ipswich Borough Council. By Care UK A nationwide bird-watching event is set to get a boost with thousands of residents at Care UK homes set to take part. By Dodge Park Rest Home Dodge Park Rest Home is pleased to announce that it’s been named a “Caring Star” of 2013, an annual nationwide designation recognizing service excellence based on consumer ratings and reviews posted on Caring.com. By American Academy of Neurology SAN DIEGO – Women who undergo surgical menopause at an earlier age may have an increased risk of decline in memory and thinking skills. By Hope HealthCare Services Members of the public are invited to “Understanding Dementia,” a discussion regarding dementia and Alzheimer’s disease on Thursday, Jan. 17 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at Hope’s PACE Center in Naples, located at 13020 Livingston Road. By American Academy of Neurology SAN DIEGO – People taking the blood pressure drugs called beta blockers may be less likely to have changes in the brain that can be signs of Alzheimer’s disease and other types of dementia, according to a study released today. By Intercellular Sciences, LLC "I have my wife of 60 years back," Says Mary's husband following a two week follow up visit with her doctor. She was treated with her own stem cells for dementia. Now, one month later, she continues to show improvement. By Intercellular Sciences, LLC An 82 year old woman was treated with her own stem cells for dementia. Her symptoms have been successfully reversed. By American Academy of Neurology A new way to use MRI scans may help determine whether dementia is Alzheimer’s disease or another type of dementia, according to new research published in the December 26, 2012, online issue of Neurology®. By e-Den Education E-den Education is currently running a charity campaign to support Alzheimer’s Australia Dementia Research Foundation. By Care UK Carers and nurses who are furthering their education at University Campus Suffolk (UCS) have learnt about the dramatic difference that home environments and sensory stimulation can have on people living with dementia. By The Kineo Group The Brain Research Foundation conducted an expert panel on delaying cognitive impairment which includes dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. By Peg Rafferty Nov. 1 Smith Crossing in Orland Park will hold a Q&A session and Nov. 6 a hospice care specialist from Metro South Medical Center in Blue Island will visit Smith Village in Beverly By Capita Conferences Address the challenges associated with delivering the Prime Minister’s Challenge on Dementia and meet the 2014 deadline for full implementation of Living Well with Dementia: A National Dementia Strategy. By Miller Geer Foundation to Award Agencies that Focus on Alzheimer’s and Dementia Care By Care UK A new specialised service introduced in Suffolk earlier this year is proving successful in helping older people with dementia to keep their independence and remain living at home when it’s in their best interest to do so. By Care UK Carers and nurses who are furthering their education through a Masters level lecture series at University Campus Suffolk (UCS) learnt about the dramatic effect that dementia and frailty can have on the senses at an unusual style lecture this week. By Vision Localization Systems Vision localization systems, the innovator and world leader in specialized locators for people with Alzheimer's disease, introduces during the World Alzheimer's Day, as a world premiere, the Keruve locator 2013. By Alzheimer's Association Delaware Valley Chapter Annual 5K Walk Will Help Eradicate Alzheimer's and Give Aid to Sufferers and Caregivers in the Delaware Valley. By Forte PR An Alzheimer’s Association study shows that African Americans are twice as likely as whites to develop Alzheimer’s. It is an issue that alarms Jamie Lopez, vice president of healthcare for Constant Care Family Management. By Forte Public Relations Constant Care Family Management, the property management company for Autumn Leaves memory care communities, has named Sherrie Tarpley vice president of human resources. By Smith Senior Living Smith Crossing group for caregivers and families of people with dementia has Q&A session Sept. 6 and Smith Village focuses on advance directives Sept. 11 By American Academy of Neurology People who are obese and also have high blood pressure and other risk factors may experience a faster decline in their cognitive skills over time than others, according to a study in the August 21, 2012 issue of Neurology® By Elite Care The SPADO task force and Elite Care encourage statewide community involvement by spreading the word on Alzheimer’s education, treatment, protection and improvement. CEO Jason Hess is tapped to co-chair SPADO task force to champion state plan. By Smith Village Hour-long Q&A session for families of residents and neighbors of Smith Village in Beverly By Olympia Medical Center Retirement, health issues, finances, the loss of loved ones or the prospect of losing independence can be overwhelming. For many seniors, proper intervention is key to achieving and maintaining their highest level of health, activity and autonomy. By RFB Communications Group, Inc. Local Assisted Living Facility Provides Virtual Dementia Tours™ for Loved Ones of People with Dementia By Grand Villa of Ormond Beach Grand Villa of Ormond Beach, an assisted living community, educates seniors and caregivers about depression. By Smith Senior Living Smith Crossing on June 7 and Smith Village on June 12 hold free memory support groups By www.625days.com Proceeds from the sale of 625 days are going to Project Lifesaver to support their incredible effort in tracking those who wander By www.625days.com 625 Days is a book written about memory care from the inside, how the system needs to change and how to help care for those that ate memory impaired. Project Lifesaver helps to track people that wonder. Together they are raising awareness. By RFB Communications Blair House Senior Living offers advice on managing Alzheimer’s and dementia By Society of Certified Senior Advisors SCSA speaks out on a new way to protect seniors that wander. A senior that has a tendency to wander off can be a great cause for concern. A GPS shoe that is able to track where that senior goes can help protect them from serious injury. By Stephie Oringer, PR Manager Dr. Philip DeFina, a world renowned Neuroscientist and well-known author, lecturer, and clinician, will be presenting his new research findings at the 64th Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Neurology (AAN). |
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