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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…
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The Emotional & Social Advantages of Memory Care Communities

Memory care communities offer a unique blend of emotional and social support that can significantly enhance the quality of life for individuals with memory impairments. By focusing on well-being and engagement, these communities help residents thrive in a supportive atmosphere. This vibrant and holistic approach to memory care emphasizes dignity, respect, and community engagement. Residents…
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Social Hobbies for People with Parkinson’s: Staying Connected Through Group Activities

Parkinson's disease can often make it difficult for individuals to engage in physical activities and maintain social connections. However, staying connected with others is crucial for maintaining overall health and well-being, especially for older adults.  Participating in group activities through social hobbies can provide opportunities for individuals with Parkinson's to stay engaged, active, and connected…
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How to Help an Older Adult with Dementia Improve Balance

Dementia affects millions of older adults worldwide, impacting their cognitive functions and, often, their physical abilities—including balance. As a caregiver or family member, you may notice that your loved one with dementia struggles with stability, which can increase the risk of falls and related injuries.  Supporting an older adult with dementia in improving their balance…
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How to Help Moving a Parent with Dementia into Assisted Living

Transitioning a parent with dementia into assisted living is a journey filled with both emotional and logistical hurdles. As families navigate the delicate balance of ensuring care, safety, and an enriching quality of life, choosing the right community becomes crucial.  At Juniper, we understand the intricacies of this transition and are dedicated to offering a…
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Comparing Senior Living Options: Memory Care vs. long-term skilled care

As loved ones live longer and require special care, choosing the right home for them can be a signification decision for families. Two prominent choices are memory care and long-term skilled care. Both cater to specific needs and offer unique benefits, but understanding their differences is essential in making an informed decision.  Memory care is…

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