Caring Strategies

Repetitive questions - Are you frustrated answering the same question over and over? You aren't alone. Repetitive questions are a common and exasperating behavior in the early stage of dementia, but there are ways to help.

Repetitive questions - Caring Strategies Are you frustrated answering the same question over and over? You aren't alone. Repetitive questions are a common and exasperating behavior in the early stage of dementia, but there are ways to help.

Our SPARK! Curator, Dianne Pierson, is in Washington, D.C., this week advocating with the Alzheimer’s Association for legislation that would allow Medicare to cover new blood biomarker testing for Alzheimer’s disease.

We are incredibly proud to have someone with such passion and dedication as part of our team. 💜 Thank you for all you do, Dianne!

If the person you care for is struggling with seemingly simple tasks such as eating, dressing, or getting up or down from a chair, an occupational therapist may be able to help. They can recommend changes to help your loved one remain independent and do the things they enjoy.

What is an occupational therapist? - Caring Strategies