Many people have a loved one who is dealing Alzheimer's disease. This is a very serious illness that attacks the person's mind. Unfortunately, there is no cure for Alzheimer's disease. The symptoms will progressively get more serious, until they take the person's life. As the illness progresses the person may need full time care, up until then family members can care for the individual.
Here are some things to look for in your loved one to know it is time to full time care:
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Determining that your loved one is ready for assisted living care can be a very hard decision. Many people don't know when it is time to take that next step. In addition, you might be worried that your loved one won't receive it well and feel betrayed. This is why timing is everything. It is important the before you pressure your loved one into an assisted living facility that you know it is the right time.
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With over a quarter of a million seniors retiring every month, assisted living facilities continue to see an increase in clients. The transition between your loved one living on their own and now living in an assisted living apartment can be very difficult for any senior. The older they get, the harder it is to adapt to change. Making the transformation easier involves the work of the senior and their family.
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Having a loved one who suffers from Alzheimer's disease can be difficult, frustrating and frightening. Should you choose to keep your elderly Alzheimer's family member at home, you will eventually need help. The disease progresses over time, and some patients will require round the clock supervision.
About Alzheimer's Disease
Alzheimer's is the most common form of dementia. The Alzheimer's Association states that sixty to eighty percent of those with dementia are suffering from Alzheimer's disease.
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