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Tips for People with Memory Impairment
Tips for Early Stage AD
Help for Caregivers
Twelve
Steps for Caregivers
Coping
Tips for Caregivers
Finding
an Elder Law Attorney
Care
Tips for Men
Depression
Safety and Falls in Long-term Care
Settings
Geriatric
Care Manager
Selecting Care and Medical Options
Anesthesia
and the Patient with Alzheimer's Disease
What is
Respite Care?
Adult Day
Care: A Respite for Caregivers
Types of
Residential Care
Selecting
an In-Home Health Agency
Selecting
a Nursing Home
Considering
Hospice Care
Benefits
of Hospice Care
Advanced Directives
End
Stage Care Choices
Autopsy: Questions and Answers
Communication
You
Can't Win Arguments but You Can Redirect Them
Communicating
with the Dementia Patient
Telling
Patients the Truth
Visiting
in the Adult or Nursing Home
Problem Behaviors
Sleep
Disturbance
Wanting
to Go Home
Wandering
Sundowning
and Sleeping
Managing
Aggression
Visiting
the Doctor
Nutrition and Hygiene
Bathing
Toileting
and Incontinence
Managing Activities
Activities
Driving
Vacationing
or Traveling
Holidays
In the Northern Virginia Chapter Service Area, for more information about
any of these issues or other concerns and questions about caregiving, please contact the Chapter's telephone Helpline at (703) 359-4440 or (866) 259-0042. Outside Northern Virginia, please contact your local Chapter.
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Last updated: December 11, 2000
Please return to https://www.alz-nova.org or
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