Scientists and physicians are still working on ways to accurately diagnose Alzheimer’s disease. Although the signs and symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease like forgetfulness, wandering and the inability to recognize loved ones are well known, they are not considered a clinical diagnosis.

Every brain changes with age. As a result, changes in cognition and mental function can begin to appear. But that doesn’t mean you—or a loved one—is destined to develop dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. There are several foods for brain health and simple lifestyle changes that promote long-term brain health.  

A live-in carer is an expertly trained individual who lives with you in your own home. The primary role of a live-in carer is to allow the person requiring care to continue enjoying a secure, comfortable and independent life within the familiar surroundings of their own home.

It’s natural to want to stay at home as you grow older. The familiar can be comforting as we face the losses that inevitably come with aging, and your home is likely filled with fond memories and your neighborhood with familiar people.

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