Explore the complexities of driving cessation for individuals living with dementia, providing essential knowledge and strategies for professionals, family caregivers, and people with dementia. This presentation covers safety concerns, legal and ethical considerations, and effective communication strategies to navigate this challenging transition with compassion and clarity. At completion of the course, participants will be able

Over the next decade, the number of people 85 years old and older living in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino counties will jump by more than 72%. The results pose a risk to an already strained system of eldercare. In this OC Register article, Jim McAleer, CEO of Alzheimer's Orange County, shares insights

As we celebrate National Nurses Week, we recognize the dedication from nurses who provide compassionate care to individuals living with Alzheimer’s disease. Their role goes beyond medical treatment. They offer emotional support, understanding, and dignity to both patients and their families. A Personal Journey Nurse Melinda Meyer shares her profound connection to Alzheimer’s, having witnessed

As symptoms worsen and cognitive decline affects daily functioning, individuals with dementia may develop a common yet dangerous behavior known as wandering. Wandering is when someone with dementia walks around aimlessly or leaves home, causing stress for the person, family, and their care partner. When a person wanders, they can easily be exposed to life-threatening

Frontotemporal Degeneration (FTD) is one of the most misunderstood and frequently misdiagnosed forms of dementia, often mistaken for psychiatric conditions or Alzheimer’s disease. In this webinar, William J. Reiter, MSG, provides an in-depth look at FTD, exploring its unique symptoms, subtypes, and the challenges in obtaining an accurate diagnosis. This presentation is designed for healthcare

Discover how factors beyond healthcare impact individual and community well-being. In this webinar recording, you'll learn about the social determinants of health, including economic stability, education, social and community context, health care access, and the built environment. Learn about the critical role these factors play in shaping health outcomes and how they can be addressed