Information related to healthy aging, post-diagnosis, and understanding the diagnosis. For care partners, we have provided guides, links, and one-sheets that cover topics such as safety, partner programs, challenging behaviors, future planning, and more.
Dementia with Lewy Bodies From the Alzheimer’s Association® series on understanding dementia. Lewy Body Dementia Brochure Information for patients, families and professionals from the National Institutes of Health Lewy Body Dementia Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment The Lewy Body Dementia Association shares information about this brain disease and its spectrum of symptoms. Facing Lewy Body Dementia […]
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The Doctor Thinks It’s FTD, Now What? The Association for Frontotemporal Degeneration‘s brochure shares next steps after a diagnosis. Frontotemporal Disorders Booklet A guide from the National Institute on Aging on what you need to know. Understanding the Genetics of FTD Brochure Penn Medicine’s guide for patients and their families.
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Mixed Dementia From the Alzheimer’s Association® series on understanding dementia. Understanding Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) A guide from the National Institute on Aging on what you need to know. The Basics of Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) An outline of this disease from the Alzheimer’s Association® Behaviors: How to Respond When Dementia Causes Unpredictable Behaviors Advice from the […]
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What is Vascular Dementia Alzheimers.gov explains the causes, symptoms and treatments available. Vascular Dementia From the Alzheimer’s Association® series on understanding dementia. Preventing Stroke, Brain Basics Stroke ranks as the fourth leading killer in the United States. A stroke can be devastating to individuals and their families, robbing them of their independence. It is the […]
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The Basics of Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) An outline of this disease from the Alzheimer’s Association® Understanding Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) A guide from the National Institute on Aging on what you need to know. Alzheimer’s Disease Fact Sheet A fact sheet from the National Institute on Aging Common Behaviors with Dementia It can be common for […]
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What Is Mild Cognitive Impairment? Some older adults have more memory or thinking problems than other adults their age. This condition is called mild cognitive impairment, or MCI. Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) From the Alzheimer’s Association® series on understanding dementia. The Way Forward Living with Mild Cognitive Impairment A brochure from Emory’s Brain Health Center.
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Georgia Division of Aging Services / Georgia Department of Human Services The Georgia Department of Human Services’ (DHS) Division of Aging Services (DAS) supports the larger goals of DHS by assisting older individuals, at-risk adults, persons with disabilities, their families, and caregivers to achieve safe, healthy, independent, and self-reliant lives Georgia Aging & Disability Resource […]
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Home safety, driving, falling, and living alone are some top safety concerns for seniors. Learn more about what you need to do to stay safe with the resources below. Safe Driving for a Lifetime Advice from The Hartford on family conversations around dementia, Alzheimer’s Disease and driving. Driver Planning Agreement A simple form to use […]
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The older we get, the less tolerance we typically have for alcohol. Drinking can increase the risk of confusion and falls. Facts about Aging and Alcohol
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Getting enough sleep is essential for healthy aging. Lack of sleep can increase your risk of health problems, including memory impairments and forgetfulness. Learn how to develop healthy habits at bedtime to promote a good night’s rest with the resources below. AgePage:A Good Night’s Sleep Sleep and Older Adults Booklet Sleep Infographic Sleep Infographic (Spanish)
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Learn more about healthy habits for brain health. Brain Health Basics Emory Healthy Aging Study: 6 Activities to Engage Your Mind AgePage: Forgetfulness & When to Ask for Help Medicine, Age, & Your Brain Fact Sheet Participating in Activities as You Age Understanding Memory Loss Brochure Brain Health: You Can Make a Difference
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Physical Exercise is an important part of healthy aging. Being active can help you maintain a healthy weight, reduce stress or depression, improve sleep, improve strength and balance, and even improve cognitive function. Lack of physical activity can lead to a variety of illnesses and more doctor visits. The resources below will teach you how […]
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Start with your trusted primary care provider for an initial evaluation.
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