Moderate Dementia

The moderate stage of dementia, which includes Alzheimer's Disease, is when the disease becomes obvious. Patients may wander, get lost and forget what they have said. Learn what to expect during this stage of the disease.

Articles About Moderate Dementia

A Caregiver’s Story: Getting Into a Dementia Patient’s Head
How to try to understand what a person with Alzheimer's disease is thinking and feeling, so that caregivers can adjust better to troubling behaviors.
Eye, Ear, Teeth Check-ups Are Difficult When Elders Have Dementia
When it comes to health check-ups elders with dementia or Alzheimer's often become confused and afraid.
Sex in Retirement Communities—Who Decides What's Proper?
Is it OK for elderly people in nursing homes to have sex? What happens when your elderly, single mom or dad falls in love with another single senior at the nursing home or assisted living facility?
What To Do When a Parent Repeats the Same Things Over and Over
When an elderly parent repeats the same stories over and over again, it's enough to people crazy. Here is how to handle that annoying habit so you don't have to hear the same thing time and time again.

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News about Moderate Dementia

The Perfect Pairing: A Glass of Wine and a Reduced Risk for Dementia
Having a daily glass of wine may help you retain your memories. A new study has been published that links alcohol consumption with a reduced risk of dementia in elderly people.

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