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Cognitive Decline

Cognitive decline is characterized by a decline in memory, thinking or cognitive function. People experience deterioration in memory and learning, attention and concentration, thinking, use of language, and other mental functions. We show you how to cope.

Articles About Cognitive Decline

Can Hospitalization Lead to Dementia?
Hospitalized elders sometimes experience trauma that may trip the dementia trigger. "Hospital delirium" occurs when an elderly person suffers extreme cognitive decline after a hospitalization.
The Difference Between Physical, Speech and Occupational Therapy
If a loved one is experiencing issues with mobility, doing activities of daily living or speaking they may need geriatric rehabilitation services. Here is how physical, speech and occupational therapy help.

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Q&A with the Experts on Cognitive Decline

Are there any supplements that reduce memory loss?
Supplements or medications can help reduce the risk of memory loss or cognitive performance decline due to general aging or Alzheimer's Disease. The effects of improvement vary by individual.
What questions should a caregiver ask when they go to the doctor with an elderly parent?
When taking your elderly mother to the doctor, make a list of questions to ask the physician.

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News about Cognitive Decline

Take Dementia Out With the Trash: Daily Chores May Prevent Cognitive Decline
Remaining physically active could help prevent cognitive decline. Burning calories by doing chores and running errands are shown to decrease the risk of dementia.

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