An Alzheimer’s Diagnosis Doesn’t Mean an End to Hobbies for Seniors

Seeking purpose, meaning, and joy in the world all around us is extremely important for our wellbeing, and that does not change when a loved one is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. Nonetheless, continuing to stay involved with hobbies for seniors could become difficult, given that it’s common for people during the early stages of dementia […]

Seniors with Alzheimer’s Disease Benefit from a MAP: Music, Art and Pets

Just like many things in life, innovation can go a long way in terms of providing care for a senior with Alzheimer’s disease. At Live Free Home Health Care, we understand how challenging it may be to meet the ever-changing needs inherent with dementia; on a single day, your loved one could possibly feel peaceful […]

The Surprising Connection Between Diabetes and Alzheimer’s

It’s no secret that diabetes has a huge impact on many of us in the United States, with almost 10% of the population diagnosed and another 25% suspected but undiagnosed cases. And managing diabetes is comprised of a lifelong and often complex process. But there’s a new twist now being unraveled in the lives of […]

When Disorientation Does Not Mean Dementia

We were the land of “Live Free or Die” long before it was a pop-culture political phenomenon. It is our state motto, decorates our license plates and is a fundamental value of most life-long residents of New Hampshire, regardless of political affiliation. So when one of our aging loved ones demonstrates periods of forgetfulness, confusion, […]