We’re excited to announce that a new on-demand webinar is now available in the AIG Learning Center for long-term care administrators seeking to deepen their approach to person-centered dementia care.This session explores the vital role spirituality and faith can play in supporting residents’ well-being, offering insight into why spiritual support matters and how meaningful faith …
Professionals in long-term care are continually searching for new, practical, and compassionate ways to support individuals living with dementia. A rapidly emerging area of promise lies in the use of artificial intelligence and chatbots—tools that can personalize memory support in ways we’ve never seen before.We invite you to join us for a live continuing education …
Dementia is a condition that causes a progressive decline in cognitive function and memory, significantly impacting a person’s daily life. While it is commonly associated with aging, several diseases can cause dementia-like symptoms, and identifying the underlying cause is crucial for accurate diagnosis and management. Let’s explore some of the diseases that can lead to …
Receiving a dementia diagnosis, whether it’s for you or a cherished family member, can be an incredibly challenging and emotional experience. It’s a path filled with uncertainty and unfamiliar terrain, but it’s essential to remember that you’re not alone. In this journey, there are several crucial steps to take in order to pave the way for …
Dementia is a challenging condition that affects millions of individuals worldwide, and its impact extends not only to those diagnosed but also to their families and caregivers. While there is no cure for dementia, various therapies and activities can improve the quality of life for those living with the condition. One such therapeutic and enjoyable …
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