Most people know that exercising, eating healthy and keeping your mind active can lower your risk of dementia. But with the expected number of Americans living with dementia projected to increase to ...

This is the second column in a series highlighting services offered by the South Carolina Department on aging.

Swedish researchers say their findings may help develop more individually tailored dietary advice. The post Study suggests ...

Delirium: Often mistaken for dementia, acute confusion may result from infections, medications or metabolic imbalances and always should be investigated. Eyesight and hearing impairments: Sensory ...

What are the best in-home care options for seniors with dementia? More family members and seniors are considering in-home care as a superior option to traditional nursing home facilities. In-home care ...

Almost everyone has experienced a “senior moment” — forgetting a name, misplacing keys or walking into a room and briefly blanking on why they’re there. For many older adults, these moments can spark ...

When should someone with dementia stop driving? My 83-year-old father has some dementia issues but still drives himself around town pretty well. Most doctors agree that people with moderate to severe ...

A Place for Mom reports in-home dementia care costs start at $34/hour, with monthly averages between $2,145 and $24,000, increasing as care needs grow.