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Mild cognitive impairment (MCI), a form of dementia, is often seen in older adults and may or may not be progressive. It does not necessarily mean a precursor to full-blown dementia but could suggest that a brain function change has happened. Some common signs of MCI are forgetfulness, lost train of thought, confusion, overwhelm or impulsiveness, irritability, and aggression. If you think your older loved one might be experiencing cognitive change, we can help. Our advisors are Certified Dementia Practitioners, and while we do not diagnose, we can help you create a plan of action. Don't hesitate to reach out! #SanLuisObispo #CASeniorCare #CAElderCare #CaliforniaSeniorCare #CaliforniaElderCare #SeniorCareAdvocate #SeniorCare #ElderCare #SeniorAdvocate

Mild cognitive impairment (MCI), a form of dementia, is often seen in older adults and may or may not be progressive. It does not necessarily mean a precursor to full-blown dementia but could suggest that a brain function change has happened. Some common signs of MCI are forgetfulness, lost train of thought, confusion, overwhelm or impulsiveness, irritability, and aggression. If you think your older loved one might be experiencing cognitive change, we can help. Our advisors are Certified Dementia Practitioners, and while we do not diagnose, we can help you create a plan of action. Don't hesitate to reach out! #AZSeniorCare #AZElderCare #ArizonaSeniorCare #ArizonaElderCare #SeniorCareAuthority #BeyondDrivingWithDignity #SeniorCareAdvocate #SeniorCare #ElderCare #SeniorAdvocate #AssistedLiving #SeniorLiving #Seniors #MemoryCare #Hospice #HospiceCare #ArizonaBusiness

World Alzheimer's Day: A Decades-Long Dedication. Established in 1994, this day symbolizes our unwavering commitment to Alzheimer's patients and their families. While a definitive cure for this progressive disease affecting memory and cognition remains elusive, early detection and treatment can provide comfort. With Alzheimer's accounting for 60-80% of global dementia cases, it is an urgent concern. This year's theme, 'Never too early, never too late,' underscores the importance of risk awareness and prevention. Join us in the fight against Alzheimer's—raising awareness and strengthening caregivers. Together, we can make a meaningful impact. 💜 #WorldAlzheimersDay #EndAlz #DementiaAwareness #AlzheimersSupport #SupportPatients #AlzheimersPrevention #Healthcare #RaiseAwareness #Caregivers #MentalHealth #NeverTooEarlyNeverTooLate #AlzheimersResearch #BrainHealth #RememberMe #ElderlyCare #AlzheimersCommunity #HopeForACure #IMARCServices #marketanalysis #researchanalysis #consultancyservices #greatplacetoworkcertified

Mild cognitive impairment (MCI), a form of dementia, is often seen in older adults and may or may not be progressive. It does not necessarily mean a precursor to full-blown dementia but could suggest that a brain function change has happened. Some common signs of MCI are forgetfulness, lost train of thought, confusion, overwhelm or impulsiveness, irritability, and aggression. If you think your older loved one might be experiencing cognitive change, we can help. Our advisors are Certified Dementia Practitioners, and while we do not diagnose, we can help you create a plan of action. Don't hesitate to reach out! #CTSeniorCare #CTElderCare #ConnecticutSeniorCare #ConnecticutElderCare #SeniorCareAuthority #SeniorCareAdvocate #SeniorCare #ElderCare #BeyondDrivingWithDignity #SeniorAdvocate #AssistedLiving #SeniorLiving #Seniors #MemoryCare #Hospice #HospiceCare

Mild cognitive impairment (MCI), a form of dementia, is often seen in older adults and may or may not be progressive. It does not necessarily mean a precursor to full-blown dementia but could suggest that a brain function change has happened. Some common signs of MCI are forgetfulness, lost train of thought, confusion, overwhelm or impulsiveness, irritability, and aggression. If you think your older loved one might be experiencing cognitive change, we can help. Our advisors are Certified Dementia Practitioners, and while we do not diagnose, we can help you create a plan of action. Don't hesitate to reach out! #Nashville #NashvilleTN #NashvilleSeniorCare #NashvilleElderCare #SeniorCareAuthority #BeyondDrivingWithDignity #SeniorCareAdvocate #SeniorCare #ElderCare #SeniorAdvocate #AssistedLiving #SeniorLiving #Seniors #MemoryCare #Hospice #HospiceCare

Mild cognitive impairment (MCI), a form of dementia, is often seen in older adults and may or may not be progressive. It does not necessarily mean a precursor to full-blown dementia but could suggest that a brain function change has happened. Some common signs of MCI are forgetfulness, lost train of thought, confusion, overwhelm or impulsiveness, irritability, and aggression. If you think your older loved one might be experiencing cognitive change, we can help. Our advisors are Certified Dementia Practitioners, and while we do not diagnose, we can help you create a plan of action. Don't hesitate to reach out! #NYSeniorCare #NYElderCare #NewYorkSeniorCare #NewYorkElderCare #SeniorCareAuthority #BeyondDrivingWithDignity #SeniorCareAdvocate #SeniorCare #ElderCare #SeniorAdvocate #AssistedLiving #SeniorLiving #Seniors #MemoryCare #Hospice #HospiceCare

Mild cognitive impairment (MCI), a form of dementia, is often seen in older adults and may or may not be progressive. It does not necessarily mean a precursor to full-blown dementia but could suggest that a brain function change has happened. Some common signs of MCI are forgetfulness, lost train of thought, confusion, overwhelm or impulsiveness, irritability, and aggression. If you think your older loved one might be experiencing cognitive change, we can help. Our advisors are Certified Dementia Practitioners, and while we do not diagnose, we can help you create a plan of action. Don't hesitate to reach out! #Minneapolis #MinneapolisSeniorCare #MinneapolisElderCare #SeniorCareAuthority #BeyondDrivingWithDignity #SeniorCareAdvocate #SeniorCare #ElderCare #SeniorAdvocate #AssistedLiving #SeniorLiving #Seniors #MemoryCare #Hospice #HospiceCare

Mild cognitive impairment (MCI), a form of dementia, is often seen in older adults and may or may not be progressive. It does not necessarily mean a precursor to full-blown dementia but could suggest that a brain function change has happened. Some common signs of MCI are forgetfulness, lost train of thought, confusion, overwhelm or impulsiveness, irritability, and aggression. If you think your older loved one might be experiencing cognitive change, we can help. Our advisors are Certified Dementia Practitioners, and while we do not diagnose, we can help you create a plan of action. Don't hesitate to reach out! #Nashville #NashvilleTN #NashvilleSeniorCare #NashvilleElderCare #SeniorCareAuthority #BeyondDrivingWithDignity #SeniorCareAdvocate #SeniorCare #ElderCare #SeniorAdvocate #AssistedLiving #SeniorLiving #Seniors #MemoryCare #Hospice #HospiceCare

Mild cognitive impairment (MCI), a form of dementia, is often seen in older adults and may or may not be progressive. It does not necessarily mean a precursor to full-blown dementia but could suggest that a brain function change has happened. Some common signs of MCI are forgetfulness, lost train of thought, confusion, overwhelm or impulsiveness, irritability, and aggression. If you think your older loved one might be experiencing cognitive change, we can help. Our advisors are Certified Dementia Practitioners, and while we do not diagnose, we can help you create a plan of action. Don't hesitate to reach out! #GASeniorCare #GAElderCare #AtlantaSeniorCare #AtlantaElderCare #SeniorCareAuthority #SeniorCare #ElderCare #SeniorAdvocate #AssistedLiving #SeniorLiving

Mild cognitive impairment (MCI), a form of dementia, is often seen in older adults and may or may not be progressive. It does not necessarily mean a precursor to full-blown dementia but could suggest that a brain function change has happened. Some common signs of MCI are forgetfulness, lost train of thought, confusion, overwhelm or impulsiveness, irritability, and aggression. If you think your older loved one might be experiencing cognitive change, we can help. Our advisors are Certified Dementia Practitioners, and while we do not diagnose, we can help you create a plan of action. Don't hesitate to reach out! #KansasCity #KSSeniorCare #KSElderCare #KansasCitySeniorCare #KansasCityElderCare #SeniorCareAuthority #BeyondDrivingWithDignity #SeniorCareAdvocate #SeniorCare #ElderCare #SeniorAdvocate #AssistedLiving #SeniorLiving #Seniors #MemoryCare #Hospice #HospiceCare