Also, it can complicate the matter as the term dementia covers a range of conditions with the most common one being Alzheimer’s disease. Other forms of dementia include vascular dementia, frontotemporal dementia, and other disorders.
To determine if your or a loved one’s memory loss is a symptom of dementia, you need to be evaluated by a health care professional. Simply being forgetful is not enough for a doctor to make the diagnosis of dementia but rather he or she will run a series of tests to determine if there is other evidence of cognition problems. Other signs of dementia involve a person having difficulty completing sentences or finding the right word to say, difficulty completing tasks, and difficulty recognizing items or people.
In some cases the person may exhibit signs of poor judgement and have trouble performing common household chores, paying bills, or preparing food. They may have problems with organizing thoughts, and repeatedly ask the same questions or relate the same stories. A person with dementia can lose their way even in a familiar environment as well as become more agitated and irritable.
MorningStar of Boulder’s senior retirement living includes 46 secure suites devoted to the individualized care of those with memory impairment from Alzheimer’s and other dementia-related conditions along with 48 assisted living suites. Please visit our website to learn more about our holistic approach to memory care.
MorningStar of Boulder offers the very best in senior retirement living with our distinct mission statement of “to honor, to serve, to invest.” Our foundation is built upon honoring God, valuing all seniors, and investing in staff with a felt calling to serve. Dedicated to creating a real home for residents within a beautiful setting, we encourage you to learn more about the best assisted living and memory care in Boulder.
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