READ MOREVideo Series: When a Parent or Loved One Has Dementia with Dr. Macie Smith


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When a parent or loved one has been diagnosed with dementia, it’s critical to take a person-centered approach when providing their care. Family members know better than anyone else what activities make their loved ones happiest. Aging expert Dr. Macie Smith offers ways you can help support someone living with dementia in their natural environment….

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READ MOREVideo Series: Signs of Dementia with Dr. Macie Smith


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Memory lapses can be a normal part of aging, but when are they cause for concern? Aging expert Dr. Macie Smith discusses signs to look for. Watch the video: Video Transcription: Hi. I’m Dr. Macy Smith. I’ve spent a lot of time working with the older generation and their adult children, and one of the…

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READ MOREVideo Series: Consulting a Doctor About Memory Lapses with Dr. Macie Smith


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Sometimes the first signs of dementia are noticed by family and loved ones. Gerontologist Dr. Macie Smith offers tips to help someone close to you in seeking diagnosis and treatment. Watch the video: Video Transcription: Hi. I’m Dr. Macy Smith. If you’ve started noticing one or more of the warning signs of dementia such as…

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READ MOREAlzheimer’s and Dementia – The Increasing Need for Care


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An estimated 5.8 million Americans age 65 and older are living with Alzheimer’s dementia in 2020. This American population is dependent on family and other caregivers to live safe and healthy lives. The overall quality of life for people with Alzheimer’s and other dementia can be influenced by the type of care and support that they receive. While it may be difficult to imagine that people living with cognitive diseases can live happy lives, it does happen. One of the best ways to support these adults is by establishing a safe and impactful in-home care program designed to meet individual needs.

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READ MORECaregiver heroes: the story of moving Mom into a memory care unit


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Having a caregiver is an extremely personal experience, which is why at SYNERGY HomeCare we go to extremes to ensure that we only hire people who care with heart and integrity. There are a lot of home care agencies to choose from but SYNERGY HomeCare believes our people truly make the difference, in the happiness and well-being of our clients.

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READ MORESoothing Dementia Patients Through Music


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And even though the music itself does not act as a medical treatment, it can aide in the quality of life for both patients and their caregivers. Music can help relieve stress, anxiety and depression for both parties. As well, music can be used to connect with individuals with dementia who have trouble communicating. 

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READ MOREOur Memory Care Specialists Improve Lives


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At SYNERGY HomeCare we’re proud to shine the spotlight on our memory care specialists because it is our caregivers that make the difference in people’s lives.

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READ MORE8 Things a Dementia Patient Wants You to Know


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A look at some of the things caregivers might not understand about dementia patients. This blog provides good insights into the behaviors of a dementia patient and the best ways to relate.

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READ MOREGood Holiday-Related Activities for Those with Dementia


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If you provide elderly home care services for a client with Alzheimer’s or dementia, here are a few holiday-related activities to keep your client busy while at home.

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