In this article, we walk you through the 7 stages of dementia, symptoms of severe stages, treatment and care options for late-stage dementia, how to manage common complications of dementia, and prepare for end-of-life matters when the time comes.
In this article, we walk you through the 7 stages of dementia, symptoms of severe stages, treatment and care options for late-stage dementia, how to manage common complications of dementia, and prepare for end-of-life matters when the time comes.
Dementia symptoms such as forgetfulness, confusion, disorientation, and wandering can pose safety risks to a senior with dementia who is cared for at home. In using dementia tools and aids to maintain their safety, it is crucial for caregivers to avoid disrupting their habits and routines. Learn how in this article.
If somebody asks repeated questions, is it a sign of dementia? Is Alzheimer's disease the same as dementia? How can doctors pick up signs of dementia from a brain scan? These are a few of the questions asked to our dementia experts during the Q&A session at Ninaktec's dementia talk. Get the answers to the top 10 questions here.
Common comorbidities amongst people with dementia include high blood pressure, vascular diseases, diabetes, and depression. Here is how some of these comorbidities can be targeted to prevent dementia in the elderly population.
Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) is frequently mistaken for normal ageing and therefore overlooked and undiagnosed. MCI is not always the pre-stage of dementia, either. In many cases, it can stablise or improve while dementia will gradually worsen. Learn to distinguish MCI with dementia and age-related forgetfulness in this article.
Palliative care has been proven to be beneficial for both dementia patients and their caregivers and families. In this Palliative Care Guide for Dementia, we discuss the various aspects of palliative care for dementia, how it can be incorporated into home care, and how you can get palliative care for dementia in Singapore.
In this article, Ninkatec registered nurses share 6 practical dementia care tips and tactics to care for dementia parent or loved one at home. Tips include how to talk to a dementia loved one, how to deal with dementia confusion and dementia aggressiveness, and how to get dementia patients to eat, drink or shower. They also explain the roles of a professional nurse vs. a caregiver in dementia care, and advise when to call on professional nursing service while caring for a family member with dementia at home in Singapore.
Through declining brain function, dementia can disrupt eating patterns, make patients lose interest in food or develop unhealthy cravings. Read our blog article to understand how dementia affects appetite and learn useful nutrition tips for you to help your loved one with dementia eat better.
Dementia may rob your loved ones of the joy from hobbies and interests they used to enjoy. Learn more about how daily activities support dementia patients’ wellbeing and discover 8 activity ideas to try with your family member who's suffering from dementia.
(65) 6802 7972 (In-clinic services)Ninkatec also operates in-clinic GP services under Charazoi Medical Clinic, and caregiver services under Comfort Keepers Singapore. Visit our sister websites to find out more.