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Wandering is a common behavior for people with dementia. It’s related to disruptions in the body’s internal clock (circadian rhythms). Disturbing this natural pattern can lead to further agitation or confusion in the evenings, often called “sundowning.”  Nighttime wandering can cause concern for your parent’s safety and well-being. They might become lost, dehydrated, or injured. …

Caring for a parent with dementia comes with many emotional and practical challenges. One of the most significant decisions you may face is determining when and how to transition your loved one into a professional care environment that aligns with their needs.  Memory care is the appropriate long-term living option for people with dementia and…

At Senior Living in Enfield, we understand the difficulties that families face when a loved one begins to experience cognitive decline. It can be difficult to determine the level of care that they need. Families often encounter terms like "memory care" and "dementia care" and may wonder how these forms of care differ.  Both forms…

Caring for a loved one with dementia comes with unique challenges, especially as they struggle with daily activities they once handled effortlessly. From managing meals to remembering appointments, dementia affects the independence and quality of life many of us take for granted.   But here’s the good news: memory care services are specifically designed to…

Navigating legal decisions for a loved one with dementia can be challenging. Whether a person with dementia can sign legal documents depends on their cognitive ability to understand the document and its implications at the time of signing. This ability varies from person to person and depends on the stage of dementia, which is why…