Within the time you finish reading this, Alzheimer’s disease has been diagnosed in approximately three people.
Advancements in modern technology, however, can have a positive effect on memory care and those affected, by improving quality of life and even slowing the progression of the disease. Whether a person is in the early stages of Alzheimer’s or has been battling it for years, various opportunities, ranging from assistive devices to interactive, stimulating multimedia, exist to improve memory care residents’ quality of life…
Read more from The Kenwood by Senior Star’s executive director Tom Rotz at McKnight’s Senior Living.
