If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, one’s memory, thinking, and concentration is affected. At first, the symptoms of brain disorders are minute. Changes usually become more noticeable and stressful. You or your loved one may have trouble remembering how to do routine actions that used to come easy, like handling finances, cooking, or cleaning. You or your loved one might find it hard to make simple decisions or with simple communication. Confusion, feelings of anger, depression, perplexed, or frustration are common. Whatever the specific symptoms are, managing the disorder is vital to reducing the risk of complications, like depression, illness, falls, and other life threatening injuries.

Unfortunately there is currently no cure for Alzheimer’s. There are many ways a skilled caregiver can help slow down the conditions speed, and help manage the many obstacles associated with treatment. A comprehensive plan from HCS Home Care can include:

• Taking the proper medication to slow down the disorders progression, that can help with behavior and mood, nervousness, and sleep problems
• Focus on ways to reduce stress levels, as elevated stress levels can worsen many symptoms.
• Maintaining a healthy diet and regular exercise.
• Make use of social as well as other forms of support to improve your ability to manage.