Memory Connect

01/30/2026

Does your loved one hesitate at doorways, miss steps, or bump into furniture more than they used to? Vision changes in dementia are common and can make home feel unfamiliar.

The good news: simple adjustments like better lighting, contrasting colors, and reducing clutter can make a real difference in safety.

Our latest article walks you through practical, room-by-room tips to help your loved one move more confidently at home.

Read more on our MemoryConnect education hub: https://memoryconnect.com/practical-home-safety-tips-for-vision-changes-in-dementia/

01/16/2026

Is your loved one bumping into things or struggling to find objects right in front of them? 💙

It might not be their eyesight. Dementia can change how the brain processes what the eyes see, and that's different from needing new glasses.

Our latest article explains what to watch for, when an eye exam is needed, and simple changes that can help at home.

Read more on our MemoryConnect education hub: https://memoryconnect.com/vision-changes-and-dementia-whats-normal-whats-not/

01/06/2026

The end of the year brings pressure to reflect, set goals, and plan for the future. But when you're caregiving, the past year may feel like a blur of hard days rather than a highlight reel.

You don't need resolutions. You need recognition for what you've already done. Our latest article offers a gentler approach to year-end reflection, with questions and intentions designed for caregivers.

Read more on our MemoryConnect education hub: https://memoryconnect.com/looking-back-moving-forward-a-gentle-guide-to-year-end-reflection-for-caregivers/

12/30/2025

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Your Dementia Family Compassionate Care for Those Who Care the Most Caring for a loved one with dementia is a journey that can be as rewarding as it is challenging. At Memory Connect, we understand that caregivers and family members play an essential role in supporting those living with memory loss....

12/19/2025

The holidays can bring a grief that's hard to explain—missing someone who's still here. 💙

If you're caring for a loved one with dementia, you might be mourning the person they used to be while still showing up for them every day. That's called ambiguous grief, and it's real.

Our latest article offers gentle ways to honor your feelings this season without pretending everything is fine.

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The holidays are supposed to be about togetherness, tradition, and joy. But when you're caring for someone with dementia, this season can bring a different feeling; one that's harder to explain. You might find yourself grieving someone who is still sitting across from you at the dinner table. This k...

12/17/2025

Managing Holiday Overwhelm: Helping your loved one navigate busy environments.

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The holiday season is full of activity: crowded stores, family gatherings, airport terminals, flashing lights, and layers of noise. For most people, it's hectic but manageable. For someone living with dementia, it can be genuinely overwhelming. Dementia affects the brain's ability to filter and proc...

12/06/2025

The holidays can feel overwhelming when you're caring for someone with dementia. The noise, the schedule changes, the expectations: it's a lot. 💙

You don't have to do it all. Scaling back isn't giving up on celebration. It's choosing what works for your family right now.

Our latest article shares practical ways to simplify traditions and protect the routines that keep your loved one feeling safe.

Read more on our MemoryConnect education hub:

The holiday season often comes with expectations: gatherings, decorations, and traditions passed down for years. But when you're caring for someone with dementia, those expectations can collide with a very different reality. Maybe you're already exhausted before December begins. Maybe you're dreadin...

11/28/2025

Gratitude When Life Is Hard: Finding Bright Spots in Caregiving

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Introduction When you're exhausted from another sleepless night, or you've just handled the third difficult moment before noon, someone suggesting you "practice gratitude" might feel out of touch or even hurtful. Here's the truth: caregiving for a person with dementia is genuinely hard. Some days ar...

11/13/2025

Helping Dementia Patients Accept Help

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Accepting help can be difficult for anyone, but for individuals with dementia, the loss of independence can feel confusing and frustrating. Many patients resist assistance with tasks they once handled easily such as bathing, dressing, or eating because they may not understand why help is needed or c...

10/15/2025

If your spouse or parent has memory loss AND Traditional Medicare (Parts A & B - not HMO or Medicare Advantage), your family may qualify for Medicare's new GUIDE program.

Benefits include:
- $2,500 yearly respite credit
- Access to physicians and psychiatric specialists (telehealth or in-person)
- Care coordination that works WITH your current doctors
- 24/7 dementia care support team
- All completely covered - zero out-of-pocket

Don't let pride or confusion keep you from Medicare benefits your loved one may've already paid for!

Check if you're eligible 👉 Tap “Learn More” or apply on our website at:

https://memoryconnect.com/guide/

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10/07/2025

Medicare-Covered Dementia Care!

✨Up to $2,500/yr in respite care services
✨Physician support
✨Care team available 24/7

Click on the link below to see if your loved one is eligible:

https://memoryconnect.com/guide/ -form

Memory Connect Helping you find the best resources and support you need. Get Support Find a Doctor Primary care, psychiatric, and palliative services at-home and in senior living. Find a Doctor Let's Connect Learn about our comprehensive, personalized care.

09/30/2025

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