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Norbert is a tiny fellow, but 3 1/2 pounds of adorable goes a long way! When his owner, Julie Steines, first learned about therapy dogs, Norbert was still a puppy. She had witnessed the joy that her tiny puppy brought to the people they encountered throughout their day. Every day….
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Delirium and Dementia appear very similar on the surface. They are often confused. Even for medical professionals and caregivers, it can be easy to misinterpret the signals. It is possible for a person to have dementia and delirium, which further complicates the diagnosis. Delirium can often be reversed. Delirium causes…
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Celebrating holidays at your senior living community is always a great idea. It not only is a great way for your residents to have fun, but it also gives them a chance to interact with and spend quality time with others. With Halloween less than a week away, below are…
One of the less talked about topics of senior caregiving is geriatric psychiatry and Geri-psych admissions. People who are suffering from Alzheimer’s or dementia may experience a voluntary or involuntary geriatric psychiatric admission at some point. A psychiatric admission is typically required when a patient in an assisted living or nursing…
Join us this Saturday, 10/28 as we #WalkToEndAlzheimer’s in Ft. Worth. The New LifeStyles Walkers will be walking & we will have a table where you can pick-up a free copy of our guide to senior living and care (including Memory Care, Adult Day Programs & more) for Tarrant, Johnson,…
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