Pass the vitamins! Alternative remedies, such as herbs and natural supplements, are a great way to treat dementia or complement dementia care.

Pass the vitamins! Alternative remedies, such as herbs and natural supplements, are a great way to treat dementia or complement dementia care.

Take a look at this expert overview that discusses the causes of dementia and offers practical recommendations for how to care for dementia sufferers.

Discover the many faces of dementia in this informative overview. Also find out which causes are and are not treatable.

Take a look at this expert overview that discusses the causes of dementia and offers practical recommendations for how to care for dementia sufferers.

Discover the many faces of dementia in this informative overview. Also find out which causes are and are not treatable.

With mild or intermediate dementia, self-care at home is possible. Here you'll find out great at home care tips and much more.

Considering long term care for a loved one with Alzheimer's or dementia? Read up on long term care options from a trusted news resource.

Here's important information and advice about caring for a loved one suffering from dementia. These FAQ are clear, concise and cover essential dementia care questions.

With mild or intermediate dementia, self-care at home is possible. Here you'll find out great at home care tips and much more.

You're not alone in caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's, as it's the most common form of dementia, touching millions of lives. Take advantage of these helpful tips.

Considering long term care for a loved one with Alzheimer's or dementia? Read up on long term care options from a trusted news resource.

What happens when both aging parents need dementia care? Discover how one family faced the seemingly insurmountable challenges.

Listen as experts discuss the details about dementia and dementia care. Also offers great advice on creating an effective treatment plan.

Terrific videos that dive in and discuss dementia care for Alzheimer's patients. An essential site for all caregivers.

Here's important information and advice about caring for a loved one suffering from dementia. These FAQ are clear, concise and cover essential dementia care questions.

Terrific videos that dive in and discuss dementia care for Alzheimer's patients. An essential site for all caregivers.

You're not alone in caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's, as it's the most common form of dementia, touching millions of lives. Take advantage of these helpful tips.

What happens when both aging parents need dementia care? Discover how one family faced the seemingly insurmountable challenges.

Listen as experts discuss the details about dementia and dementia care. Also offers great advice on creating an effective treatment plan.

As a caregiver for a person with dementia, it's important to understand the details. Here you'll find a nice summary that covers the basics.

As a caregiver for a person with dementia, it's important to understand the details. Here you'll find a nice summary that covers the basics.

There's hope for a dementia cure, and you can help! Keep hope alive, and discover how the dementia patient you care for can be a part of the cure.

There's hope for a dementia cure, and you can help! Keep hope alive, and discover how the dementia patient you care for can be a part of the cure.

Although initially hesitant, one supporter of dementia tagging explains how this new tracking technique will save lives and change the face of dementia care.

As electronic tagging becomes a part of dementia care, many sufferers choose to wear an ID bracelet. Read about this successful alternative that excludes ethical implications.

The leading charity for Alzheimer's disease supports electronically tagging patients as part of dementia care. A controversial issue is presented with a personal perspective.

Although initially hesitant, one supporter of dementia tagging explains how this new tracking technique will save lives and change the face of dementia care.

As electronic tagging becomes a part of dementia care, many sufferers choose to wear an ID bracelet. Read about this successful alternative that excludes ethical implications.

The leading charity for Alzheimer's disease supports electronically tagging patients as part of dementia care. A controversial issue is presented with a personal perspective.