Senior Care Flemington – Home Care News by Comfort Keepers®

Alzheimer’s Disease: Dealing with Difficult Behavior

Did you know? More than 16 million Americans provide unpaid care for loved ones with Alzheimer’s or dementia. Caring for loved ones is rewarding, but it still comes with challenges as behaviors change. Changes in behavior can occur for many reasons – here are the shifts to keep an eye out for in seniors:
● Depression
● Anxiety
● Confusion
● Aggression or anger
● Suspicion
● Hallucinations
● Pacing or wandering

From caregiver to caregiver, here are some tips to help manage tough situations.

Resources for Seniors Sheltering in Place

One of the most effective ways to combat the Coronavirus pandemic and its effect on seniors is by practicing self-quarantine. By reducing the spread of the virus, healthcare systems are better able to treat those that are affected while they work on a long-term solution.

Maintaining Wellbeing During Senior Isolation

As we all prepare to keep our homes and families safe during this COVID-19 outbreak, it’s important to consider the needs of the seniors in our lives and in our communities.

State and local health agencies are taking steps to ensure that seniors are physically protected from the virus, including directives for those 65 and older to stay home including shelter in place orders and quarantines directed at seniors. Many families are searching for guidance and solutions to ensure their loved ones are best taken care of.