Dressing Advice When Caring for Someone With Alzheimer’s
05/10/2011 | Articles
In helping a person with Alzheimer’s disease to select and put on clothing, be mindful of the choices they used to make, and try to honor that taste and style.
Caregiver Resource Center
Welcome to ACS Caregiver Resource Center. We understand the unique challenges that come along with caring for a loved one afflicted with Alzheimer’s disease.
Let our experience help you! Our staff has years of knowledge and experience to share. Here we offer a wealth of information to help you in caring for your loved one.
Recent Articles
5 Bathroom Helpers for People With Moderate Dementia
05/10/2011 | Articles
Several simple measures can make going to the bathroom at night a safer, easier experience for someone with mild dementia.
Treating Sundowner’s Syndrome
05/10/2011 | Articles
There is currently no “cure” for Sundowner’s Syndrome, but it can be treated. The best way to treat a person with Sundowner’s Syndrome is through behavior management strategies.
5 Money Styles and How Differences Cause Family Conflicts
05/10/2011 | Articles
Have you given much thought to your money style?
8 Warning Signs That an Alzheimer’s Caregiver Needs a Break
05/10/2011 | Articles
Stress and burnout are the most common problems for those who care for someone with Alzheimer’s disease. And, in turn, caregiver stress—the emotional strain of tending to a loved one—is one of the biggest reasons people with the disease enter nursing facilities.
8 Warning Signs an Older Adult’s Finances Are Off Track
05/10/2011 | Articles
Financial problems can easily spiral out of control if older adults don’t tackle them quickly
Guide to Dietary Issues
05/10/2011 | Articles
A proper diet is essential to good health. Many different kinds of diets are promoted to the public; however, no specific diet is proven to reduce the risk for developing dementia.
