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Dfcrawford2 Asked May 2018
Is there a facility for deaf with dementia?
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My mom is deaf and diagnosed with dementia. Finding services specifically for deaf is hard enough but add dementia on top of that and you have an absolute zero. Living in Indianapolis if anyone has any ideas.
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Ahmijoy May 2018
I understand how difficult this must be. Are you looking for a residential facility, daycare, activities, or something else? I might try calling something like “A Place for Mom” or another company that specializes in elder care. You can also call your local area Agency on Aging.
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