Alzheimer’s disease affects every aspect of personality and behavior. Patients become forgetful. They struggle to talk, lose control of their emotions, and neglect...
Late Stage Alzheimer’s: What to Expect
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Residential Care
Our facility distinguishes itself from other types of care facilities because it provides a real home with all the comforts and warmth that your loved one is used to.
Memory Care: A Short Guide for Families
Memory care is a specialized medical service for people living with dementia. It is a progressive disease, so symptoms grow steadily worse over time. During the early...
Caring for Dementia: Practical Tips & Strategies
Caring for dementia requires patience, knowledge, and compassion. During the early stages, symptoms will be mild enough for patients to live on their own. However, as...
What is Sundown Syndrome?
Sudden behavior changes are common in Alzheimer’s patients. The reasons for this are not fully known, but they are often seen in late afternoon or early...
Signs A Loved One Needs Residential Care
Retirement homes provide a lot of value to seniors. However, there are times when the care they offer is not enough. If your loved one has a serious medical condition...
Importance of Intimate Nursing Care
Intimate nursing care offers close, personal attention to loved ones with serious medical and memory issues. Also known as “board and care,” intimate nursing care is a...
Verona Court – Susan Tells Her Story
Susan's mom came to Verona Court after being diagnosed with Alzheimer's. She had been living in a different senior care community, but had not been getting enough...