Benefits of Realistic Expectations for Alzheimer’s Caregivers by Carole Larkin

UncategorizedBy pcaadminApril 11, 2013

One of the definitions of the word expectation is: a standard of conduct or performance expected by or of somebody. We all have expectations of other individuals based upon the demeanor and behavior that they have shown to us in the past. Yet, in day to day caregiving a person with Alzheimer’s or another dementia,…

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After a Diagnosis of Alzheimer’s – What’s Next?

UncategorizedBy pcaadminOctober 4, 2011

You may have seen it coming – or you may be feeling a little stunned by a recent diagnosis of Alzheimer’s for you or a close loved one. Since symptoms usually develop slowly and then get worse over time, hearing the actual diagnosis may come as a shock. Don’t despair – you’ll find plenty of…

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What to Look for in an Adult Day Care Center

UncategorizedBy pcaadminSeptember 13, 2011

If you are the primary caregiver of a loved one with Alzheimer’s, dementia or other special care requirements, you understand the tremendous commitment and responsibility that goes along with caring for seniors. If you need assistance with care giving in order to stay in the workplace; or if you need some personal time to rest…

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