Tips For Effective Caregiver Communication
Effective communication between you, the person in your care and medical care providers is extremely important.
Respect Your Elders: Cicely Tyson
#RespectYourElders: Cicely Tyson (born 1924) is an Emmy Award winning actress known for her longstanding acting career dating back to
VR Gives Caregivers First-Hand Experience of Memory Loss
Our work with virtual reality organization Embodied Labs was recently featured in an article in HealthiAR. CMSS staff has fortune to
When Memory Care is Needed: What to Look For
When someone you love is living with memory loss, it can be hard to pinpoint exactly when memory care is
Respect Your Elders: Stevie Nicks
#RespectYourElders: Stevie Nicks (born 1948) received her first guitar for her sixteenth birthday, and has been writing and performing music
Memory Games For Older Adults
Stimulating activities like painting, watching live music and playing memory games can create meaning for your loved ones with dementia according to Cameron Camp, Director at Myers Research Institute of Menorah Park Center for Senior Living.
New Arts Programming Director will bring a world of art to Chicago Methodist Senior Services
Art inspires and moves us at every stage of life — which is why we're so excited to welcome our
Memory Loss Therapy: Helping People Through Art Therapy
Art therapy can be very beneficial for older adults who have memory loss or difficulties communicating. Memory loss therapy, led
Respect Your Elders: Glen Campbell
#RespectYourElders: You can always put your creativity to use, even when living with memory loss. Today, we’re remembering Glen Campbell.
Planning for Short-Term Rehab
Planning for short-term rehab will help you recover with confidence after a hospital stay. Understanding your options ahead of time
Alzheimer’s Prevention and Risk Factors
Today 5.5 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s. Since 2000, death rates from other major diseases have dropped, while
Respect Your Elders: Dick Vitale
#RespectYourElders: Dick Vitale (born 1939) is an American sportscaster and basketball legend. He is known for his fiery presence on
What Is Memory Care?
When memory loss becomes a part of your life, you deserve care that’s about you, not just your diagnosis. What
Respect Your Elders: Täo Porchon-Lynch
#RespectYourElders: Täo Porchon-Lynch (born 1918) is a renowned yoga teacher, ballroom dancer and author. At 98 years old, she is
How a Short-Term Rehab Plan Can Help You
Little-known information about inpatient rehabilitation after a hospital stay.