Belmont Village Senior Living hosted a fabulous event on Thursday, July 13 2017. Summerfest was complete with summer themed drinks and tasty treats. Evening filled with networking with people in the community while raising money for Kentuckiana Stroke Association.
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Read MoreRight here in Louisville, KY there is a program for Person’s with Memory Loss Diseases and their Care Partners
Early Stage Series: to enhance the lives of individuals with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias.
The Greater Kentucky and Southern Indiana Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association offers a free 8 week series for person’s diagnosed with Early Stage memory loss and their care partners. This eight week series is a short-term guided support group environment comprised of diagnosed persons in the early stages of the disease and their care partners. It is designed to provide support, encouragement and education to participants. The support group will provide a safe place with opportunities to discuss issues and changes related to memory loss.
The Goals of the program are to:
· Help participants develop coping methods
· Encourage caregivers to maintain their personal, physical and emotional health
· Opportunities to engage in socially and culturally enriching activities with others who are experiencing memory loss
· If you or someone you know is dealing with this issue and you would like more information, please call Elizabeth Cook at 1502-473-5334 .
This session will be starting soon and fills up quickly.
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Read MoreI myself was so incredibly humbled just to be nominated
for the award of Way to Go Woman, let alone become a finalist.
Those two alone seemed to good to be true.
Imagine my shock to win …
So, from the bottom of my heart, thank you.
Thank you first and foremost to the kind souls who even took the time to nominate me.
Thank you for the Today's Woman staff who kindly picking for me to be a Entrepreneurial finalist. And thank you to the judges, who made such a difficult choice from an amazing list of nominees, who are all so deserving.
-Alisha Duvall, MSW / MFT
Today's Woman Entrepreneurial Way to Go Woman Winner 2017
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I started this company to be the one stop for seniors and their loved ones to call whatever their need. If I am not an expert in the topic you are searching for a solutions for I have a resource who is. Remember freedom is the power to live your life the way you wish. Let me be the social worker who can ensure we do everything in our power to ensure you or your loved one is living life to the best of their abilities. I may have services or resources that can assisting your loved on in remaining in their home or finding them the new home that has the care they need without loosing their sense of privacy and "home."
Looking through a different lens at biological differences in sex is very important and can have implications for diagnostic approach choices, treatment choices and how future research maybe changing.
Read MoreOver the past decade a new fad diet has been popping up near daily on social media and in stores with little to no scientific research to back up their claims. Read more about several diets with scientific evidence based research that experts claim supports brain health and have even been found to help manage neurological conditions.
Read MoreFor local resources and to learn more about how Alee Solutions can help your loved one age-in-place here in Louisville and Kentuckiana reach out today. (502) 242-7691
Read MoreOver 60% of seniors have been admitted to hospitals due to pneumonia at least once after the age of 65. Researches, Jorge Perez San Juan, Lisandra Rodriguez Hernandez, Timothy L. Wiemken, Robert R. Kelley, Rafael Fernandez-Botran, Martin Gnoni, Paula Peyrani, Madhavi J. Rane, Forest W. Arnold, Julio A. Ramirez, Silvia Uriarte, and Jose Bordon, associated with the University of Louisville found that “advanced age is an independent risk factor for mortality.” They continued by saying, “human aging is associated with a gradual decrease of immune function.” Because of the increased susceptibility due to conditions like diabetes, dementia, stroke, brain injury, cerebral palsy, changes in lung capacity, and increased exposure to disease in community settings seniors are at greater risk for pneumonia. UofL Physician Practices say to watch for symptoms like fever, cough, and chill. In Elderly symptoms like confusion, weakness and delirium are more common. Ask your doctor about what types of pneumonia can be prevented using a pneumococcal vaccine.
Read MoreDue to the changes seen in aging skin our ability to heal and resist disease diminishes. This leads to increased skin infections in elderly populations. Skin infections commonly seen are These include pressure ulcers, shingles, fungal or bacterial foot infections, cellulitis. Even drug-resistant infections like MRSA (Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus) unfortunately common. MRSA can be life threatening. Any infection can be life threatening if left untreated so stay alert to any unusual lesions, skin itching or pain. Seek treatment if your loved one is in discomfort and watch for low grade fevers. Many of these skin infections are treatable. The shingles infection can be prevented with a simple vaccine. Call today to learn how to ward off many of the skin infections by practicing good hygiene such as regular bathing schedules and proper hand washing.
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UTI, or Urinary tract infections, are the most common bacterial infection found in older adults, Charles M. Kodner, MD, University of Louisville School of Medicine, Louisville, Kentucky reported in the American Family Physician Journal. 2010 Sep 15;82(6):638-643. Kodner and Emily K. Thomas Gupton, DO, MPH, Primary Care Medical Center, Murray, Kentucky went on to explain that, “recurrent urinary tract infections (UTIs) are common in women and associated with considerable morbidity and health care use. The clinical features, diagnostic testing, and causative organisms are often similar to those of single cases of UTI, although there are additional treatment strategies and prevention measures to consider with recurrent UTIs.” It is important that Caregivers ensure their loved ones drink plenty of water, as this has been found to help prevent UTIs.
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Male-specific activities are critically important for men living with Dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. With a some planning ahead and social cues this Father's Day your loved one could find themselves enjoying an activity that they both enjoy and find comfortable. "If given the opportunity, proper resources, and step-by-step direction, they may not only be able to participate," says the team at Shadowbox Press
Male-specific activities are critically important for men living with Dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. With a some planning ahead and social cues this Father's Day your loved one could find themselves enjoying an activity that they both enjoy and find comfortable. "If given the opportunity, proper resources, and step-by-step direction, they may not only be able to participate," says the team at Shadowbox Press
Many men are military veterans and most have the accompanying “war-stories.” To reminisce about war-time and/or military service is a great way to encourage engagement while providing an opportunity to share memories. Know your father. If your loved one has negative memories of his service this is not a good option for them.
Male-specific activities are critically important for men living with Dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. With a some planning ahead and social cues this Father's Day your loved one could find themselves enjoying an activity that they both enjoy and find comfortable. "If given the opportunity, proper resources, and step-by-step direction, they may not only be able to participate," says the team at Shadowbox Press
Craft stores sell a variety of simple woodworking kits. Consider a birdhouse kit. After the birdhouse is completed, it can be painted, placed outside a window, and observed.
Male-specific activities are critically important for men living with Dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. With a some planning ahead and social cues this Father's Day your loved one could find themselves enjoying an activity that they both enjoy and find comfortable. "If given the opportunity, proper resources, and step-by-step direction, they may not only be able to participate," says the team at Shadowbox Press
Stop by Wednesday, June 21, 2017
A family friendly day filled with raffles, corn-hole, food, treats, and more!
CLICK HERE for more information and to register for the corn hole tournament!
Kentucky ElderLaw shared that they, "help you understand your long-term care planning options, the benefits that may be available to help pay for care, and the estate planning needed to access those benefits, & we make sure your heirs are taken care of."
Horseshoes, bean bag tosses, badminton & bocce ball are fun games that involve a lot of movement while encouraging interaction, socialization and teamwork.
Male-specific activities are critically important for men living with Dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. With a some planning ahead and social cues this Father's Day your loved one could find themselves enjoying an activity that they both enjoy and find comfortable. "If given the opportunity, proper resources, and step-by-step direction, they may not only be able to participate," says the team at Shadowbox Press
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