01/23/2026
"It's important to know your own person you're caring for, oftentimes a dementia patient will give us a nonverbal clue that something is not right, it could be some increased agitation or restlessness," shared Robin Schultz, director of emergency services for Marshfield Clinic's western region.
Extremely cold temperatures could mean increased risk for those living with dementia. It's important to recognize those nonverbal cues to predict when someone might leave the house.
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For people living with dementia, wandering can be fairly common, but preventative steps can be taken to mitigate the danger. According to Robin Schultz, the director of emergency services for