Hebrew SeniorLife Blog
Tips and resources to help you navigate the joys and challenges of aging, from Boston's trusted expert in senior care.
Traveling with Dementia: 14 Tips for a Smoother Road
Traveling with a partner who has memory loss can be daunting. Patricia Eichinger of the Wolk Center for Memory Health shares essential tips and tricks to help you navigate your trip with confidence.
Training an Unpaid Army of Alzheimer’s and Dementia Caregivers
Dementia and Alzheimer’s care often begins at home with family members assuming the responsibility of caring for their loved ones.
Beyond Words: More Ways to Communicate with Someone with Dementia
By using all five senses, we can create a sensory experience to engage with someone with dementia.
What is a Neuropsychological Evaluation?
Learn why a neuropsychological exam is recommended, how testing is done, and what you’ll learn from the results.
Using a Functional Assessment to Test for Cognitive Decline
What mobility, eyesight, depression, grip strength, and other measurements can tell us about your cognitive health.
Understanding the Connection Between Frailty and Dementia
Why it’s important to look at the whole patient when diagnosing memory loss or dementia due to Alzheimer’s Disease and other causes.
When Should You See a Geriatrician?
Sometimes, older adults need specialized medical care for complex conditions. Learn when a geriatrician might be right for you or your parent.
How to Decide Which Type of Senior Living is Best for You
Learn about the different care options available in independent senior living, assisted living, and long-term care.
Hearing and Dementia
How hearing loss changes the brain and leads to isolation
Palliative Care and Dementia
What is palliative care and how can it help you cope with dementia?