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Respectful communication

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Speaking to people with Alzheimer's requires particularly respectful communication. A new study underscores the degree to which it "influences how they feel about themselves and how well they respond to those providing care," said Sam Fazio, Ph.D.

 
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Ken and his son talk to Mom via video

Ken Nixon got the National Institute of Aging to help him invent new ways to provide long-distance Alzheimer's care for his mom. The result is an entire company called "Caregiver Technologies."

 
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Project Lifesaver wandering bracelet

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The tracking system called Project Lifesaver is based on a small device that is an added safety net for people with Alzheimer's.

 
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Home Monitoring

Some hi-tech, and very low-tech, things that can be done to keep a parent with Alzheimer's safe and happy and living at home.

 
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Jim Nantz

When Jim Nantz, America's most famous sports broadcaster, is by his father's side in an Alzheimer's care facility, which is often, the play-by-play is about what's happening with his family and career - and always gratitude for his Dad and his undying love.

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Connecting with an Alzheimer's patient

Caring for an elder with Alzheimer's may be challenging. The way in which the caregiver acts or reacts to their behavior can make the difference. Here are five tips.

 
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Offering a familiar scent

Elyse Doherty wondered if a whiff of cologne, an old melody or a faded photo might offer hope to Alzheimer’s patients where sophisticated pills have failed. Here's what she discovered.

 
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College graduation

Large crowds and a party atmosphere can be overwhelming to a person with memory impairment. Making plans that are more Alzheimer's-friendly is likely a better choice for all involved.
 
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Granchild with Grandma

"Sandwich Caregivers" have a handful caring for parents and children all at once. A new survey reveals how their children help care for grandma and grandpa in many ways.


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Telling a life storySEE VIDEO

A new non-profit organization is training ‘StoryKeepers’ in the art of creating audio "Senior Histories," preserving ‘who they are’ for generations to come.

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