Alzheimer's care plan

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Alzheimer's care plan
Witnessing a parent develop Alzheimer's disease is hard for a child who remembers a time when his or her parent was healthy and happy and had a sharp memory. However, Alzheimer's is a common condition that influences millions of Americans. With such startling statistics, it is clear that to help someone stay organized and on track, you need to develop an Alzheimer's care plan
Where do you begin?
According to experts, Alzheimer's is one of the most devastating conditions one can experience. And because it changes a person's life, it requires recurring and specialized care. With that in mind, it is very important to create an Alzheimer's care plan that details your loved one's demands and how you want them to be cared for.
When creating an Alzheimer's care plan, it is very important to consider a number of things, including a person's interests and capacities, along with their likes and dislikes. When creating an Alzheimer's care plan, it is very important to organize the activities of a person's day. You will need to lay out a list of activities that are done at different times of the day, such as during the morning, afternoon, and evening.
Structuring an Alzheimer's care plan.
Ultimately, you want the individual to feel comfortable with his or her daily routine. To do this, you will need to make a list of routine activities that one does at different times of the day. You can lay out the first activities of the day in the order that they must be repeated. In the morning, you can make a list of activities, such as brushing teeth, eating breakfast, and reviewing the newspaper.
You will need to keep activities regular throughout the day. For the afternoon, you can lay out activities, such as reviewing a book and eating lunch. The activities in your Alzheimer's care plan must be accomplished at the same time daily.
For the evening, you may want to lay out a list of end of the day activities, such as eating dinner and doing the dishes. Once you have an Alzheimer's care plan in place, it is very important to get the individual familiar and comfortable with his or her daily routine. To find out more about Alzheimer's care and creating an Alzheimer's care plan, contact MAS Home Care.