We so often hear that the quality, expert, specialized, comprehensive dementia care we provide to both people #LIVINGwithDementia and their #caregivers sounds "too good to be true". Well, believe us, it's REAL!! And while you might not actually see this billboard along I-75, you now can access the Dementia Care Navigation Service, powered by Rippl and the Alzheimer's Association® in the great state of Florida starting today!! FLORIDA - WE ARE READY!! Huge thanks to our health system partners for encouraging us to prioritize Florida as we expand access to our services across the US. We could not be more thrilled to be here. Get care or refer a patient and their caregiver today! https://lnkd.in/gJNAuTpe #createarippl
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Quick Tip: Identify Triggers for Dementia Behavior Changes | Watch More on My YouTube Channel https://lnkd.in/d_yhiSvd #DementiaCare, #BehaviorTriggers, #CaregiverTips, #AlzheimersCare, #DementiaSupport, #SeniorCare, #ElderlyCare, #MentalHealth, #Caregivers
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In my book, "A Loving Approach to Dementia Care," I provide practical, compassionate advice for those caring for loved ones with dementia. It includes answers to common questions, detailed strategies for managing complex behaviors, and guidance on maintaining meaningful connections. With real-life lessons and innovative approaches, this guide aims to empower caregivers with respect, enriching both their lives and those of their loved ones. Get your copy here: https://lnkd.in/dtN_ykE. #alzheimers #caregivers #memorycare #dementiacare #iamdementiaaware
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The impact of Alzheimer's disease goes far beyond the individual, affecting families, communities and society at large. It calls for a deeper awareness of these wider effects, including the emotional toll on caregivers and the economic strain on health care systems. This perspective underscores the importance of holistic approaches to Alzheimer’s disease care and the need for supportive structures for those touched by the disease. #alzheimers #caregivers #memorycare #dementiacare #iamdementiaaware
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Caregivers play an essential role in dementia care, but they often face emotional and physical challenges. Synapticure offers comprehensive support for #caregivers, including respite care, educational resources, and local service coordination, all covered under Medicare’s GUIDE program for eligible beneficiaries. Read here: https://lnkd.in/gp3p5-uh By providing caregivers with the tools and resources they need, we help ensure they can continue supporting their loved ones while maintaining their well-being. If your health system or organization serves dementia patients, partner with us to offer these benefits to your patients and caregivers at no cost. #CaregiverSupport #DementiaCare #GUIDEProgram #RespiteCare #HealthcareCollaboration
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On #NationalStressAwarenessDay, we want to recognize the unique challenges faced by caregivers supporting loved ones with dementia. This caregiving journey can be deeply rewarding, but it also brings high levels of stress that can impact your well-being. Remember, taking care of yourself isn’t just okay—it’s essential. We’re here to support you every step of the way. Let’s take time today to honor the resilience of caregivers and prioritize self-care. #GreaterLansingCareFoundation #Caregivers
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A year ago yesterday, I embarked on a new chapter, transitioning from a corporate team to the caretaking team for my Mommer. Swapping projects, Teams meetings, and revenue growth for caregiving has been eye-opening, shedding light on the challenges faced by caregivers. While progress has and continues to be made, the lack of adequate support for caregivers remains a pressing concern. My Mommer’s journey with Dementia, or as we now call it, Dumbmentia, has underscored the urgent need for improved resources and care. Memory care facilities with long waitlists and overwhelmed professional and family care providers highlight a system in need of reform. We can and must do better, not just for individuals like Mommer but for all facing similar challenges. As we recognize September as World Alzheimer’s Month, I ask you to reflect on the struggles of caregivers and the inadequacies in caring for our loved ones with Alzheimer’s. Let's come together to advocate for better support and resources, ensuring dignity and quality care for all affected by this disease. Awareness + Action = A better life and world for us all. #AlzheimersAwareness #Caregivers #DementiaSupport #Mommer
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'People with dementia deserve better access to palliative care and the benefits it can offer. If we improve palliative care for people with dementia, we improve palliative care for everyone.' Dr Campbell. More in this blog ➡ https://lnkd.in/g_VJ4j2F #DementiaActionWeek #PalliativeCare #dementia #AgedCare
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Age-Friendly Insights Poll from The John A. Hartford Foundation: ➡️The vast majority of adults favor policies that assist older adults with dementia and their family caregivers with 92% supporting training to improve caregiving Read more and download the insights guide here --> https://hubs.li/Q02HY2CL0 #dementiacaregiving #dementiasupport #dementiatraining #caregiversupport #dementiaawareness
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Even if your older adult has Alzheimer’s disease or dementia, they may still enjoy having visitors – especially during the upcoming holiday season. To help everyone have a positive experience when visiting someone with Alzheimer’s or dementia, a little advance preparation makes a big difference. You can set visitors up for success by sharing some do’s and don’ts ahead of time and create a calm environment so your older adult can focus better. Having a great visit and understanding more about dementia might even encourage family and friends to visit more often. We share 4 tips for planning successful visits and share essential do’s and dont’s that create a positive experience by helping family and friends know what to say and do. How to have successful visits with someone living with dementia ➜ https://lnkd.in/g5fk-ss #seniorcare #caregiving
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With the right, person-centred support, you can still live well with #Dementia. Our helpful guide to choosing dementia care includes answers to frequently asked questions, to help you to make informed choices about specialist support which meets your individual needs. Read more: https://lnkd.in/evxsydqC #DementiaActionWeek #DementiaCare
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