Archive for Category: Dementia

Shedding Light on Elderly Abuse: Recognizing Red Flags and Preventing a Silent Epidemic

Introduction As society ages and life expectancy continues to rise, the issue of elderly abuse has become a growing concern. Elderly abuse refers to any form of mistreatment or neglect that occurs to individuals aged 60 and above, often...

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THE WEEK BEFORE CHRISTMAS AT RESTHILL MEMORY CARE

Did you watch Downton Abbey?  Can you remember the hustle and bustle in preparation for any function, Christmas, weddings, birthdays?  Everyone was running around, up and down the stairs, flowers here, decorations there, more tables, moved the furniture.  It...

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HYDRATION IN ELDERLY PEOPLE

Dehydration occurs when the body’s water output exceeds the water intake. Our bodies need water for a variety of reasons – water helps regulate temperature through sweating, carries nutrients to cells, lubricates and cushions joints and eliminate bodily waste....

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Power Naps

Some people swear by an afternoon nap – whether it’s to catch up on lost sleep or to help them feel more alert for the afternoon ahead. Even Boris Johnson supposedly favours a power nap during his workday (though...

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