Dementia | Juniper Senior Living

A serious-looking older adult looks out of a window while gently placing their hand on their chin.

Alzheimer’s Disease, Dementia, Healthy Aging, Juniper Village at Guadalupe Riverfront • March 25, 2025

The Curious Personality Changes of Older Age

Living longer can be a complex process, and just as our physical selves change over time, so do our personalities. Personality and mood changes are common aspects of aging and are influenced by physical, emotional, and social factors. While some changes are simply part of life's natural rhythm, others may signal underlying concerns that deserve…

A family member visits their loved one with dementia in a senior living community.

Dementia, Juniper Village at South Hills • March 25, 2025

Can You Visit Your Loved One with Dementia Too Much?

Spending quality time with a loved one living with dementia is one of the most meaningful ways to offer support and stay connected. A familiar face can bring comfort, spark moments of recognition, and provide a sense of security. But, is there such a thing as too much? Companionship is important for your loved one,…

An adult child reaches out and embraces their senior parent's hands with their own after hearing about their parent's dementia diagnosis.

Alzheimer’s Disease, Dementia, Juniper Village at Williamstown, Memory Care • March 24, 2025

Common Stages of Dementia & How Care Needs Evolve

Caring for a loved one with dementia can be both challenging and deeply meaningful. Dementia impacts cognitive abilities and evolves in ways affecting all life areas. Families can adapt and provide the right care at every stage with understanding and thoughtful planning. There are 3 stages of dementia, each requiring different levels of care: Early-stage…

A couple strengthens their cognitive health and keeps their minds sharp by enjoying crossword puzzles together.

Dementia, The Village at Hamilton • February 28, 2025

Can You Prevent Dementia?

Keeping our minds active, curious, and healthy is something we all think about as we live longer. While there's no definitive way to prevent dementia, there are plenty of steps we can take to support brain health and reduce risk factors over time. These include challenging your mind, staying physically active, building emotional connections, supporting…

A group of older adults sitting in a circle participate in music therapy, each with their own instrument.

Dementia, Juniper Village at Williamstown • February 28, 2025

Memory Care Activities That Help Seniors with Cognitive Decline

We believe in living fully throughout all seasons of life. That’s why our memory care programs focus on nurturing creativity, fostering connection, and celebrating individuality. Cognitive decline doesn’t have to mean the end of an active, vibrant lifestyle. Through carefully designed programs, activities, and social gatherings, residents in our secured memory care neighborhoods find opportunities…

Two older adults sitting comfortably, enjoying a movie together with glasses of wine.

Dementia, Juniper Village at Aurora • February 28, 2025

9 Movies About Alzheimer’s Disease

Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive condition that affects memory, thinking, and behavior, often deeply impacting those diagnosed and their families and caregivers. If you're looking to understand the emotional and personal journey of Alzheimer's, films can offer a meaningful perspective. We've compiled a list of 9 of our favorite movies that invite you to walk…

An older adult sitting at a table, looking distressed while another person gently holds their hand and offers comfort.

Dementia, Juniper Village at Lebanon • February 14, 2025

Dementia & Multiple Sclerosis: Can MS Cause Dementia?

Dementia and multiple sclerosis (MS) are neurological conditions that can greatly impact a person's quality of life. While dementia is commonly associated with diseases such as Alzheimer's, it is also seen in people with MS. While MS is primarily known as a disease that affects the central nervous system, it can also have an impact…

An older adult in a navy blue shirt scratching their head with a puzzled expression, appearing confused or uncertain.

Dementia, Healthy Aging, Juniper Village at Aurora • February 14, 2025

What Causes Sudden Confusion in Older Adults?

Growing older is a natural part of life, but it brings changes to our bodies and minds. While some changes are gradual and expected, others can happen suddenly and catch us off guard. One such issue is sudden confusion, which can be alarming and unsettling for both the person experiencing it and their loved ones.…

An older adult sitting on a couch, touching their forehead with a concerned expression, struggling with memory or cognition.

Dementia, Juniper Village at Chatham, Wellspring Memory Care • February 14, 2025

Can MS Cause Memory Loss? A Guide to Cognitive Symptoms

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a debilitating disease that affects the central nervous system and can lead to fatigue, muscle weakness, and balance issues. Beyond physical challenges, cognitive changes are also common, yet often overlooked. Nearly half of those with MS experience some degree of cognitive dysfunction, including memory loss. These changes can be subtle at…

A mature woman raises her hand to her face, startled by her own reflection as a hallucination takes her by surprise.

Dementia, Juniper Village at Forest Hills • February 14, 2025

What Causes Hallucinations in Seniors?

Imagine sitting under the warm glow of a reading lamp, enjoying the comfort of a familiar book, when suddenly something feels off. You see something that isn’t there or hear a sound that no one else notices. For older adults, experiences like these can sometimes be described as hallucinations, which can be unsettling for both…

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