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Top 8 Recommended Products for Dementia Patients and Caregivers

Eight caregiver-recommended products for dementia care — from tablets and day clocks to simple tools that ease daily routines for patients and families.

Dementia Clocks Reviews: Best Dementia Day Clocks

A guide to the best dementia day clocks in 2026 — stand-alone displays vs. connected apps, what to look for, and how RecallCue compares on price and features.

Navigating Senior Technology: Grandpad vs RecallCue Reviewed

GrandPad vs. RecallCue: how a general-purpose senior tablet compares to a dedicated dementia day clock and caregiver app, on pricing, features and who each is really for.

Dementia Life Expectancy: Improving the Quality of Life for You and Your Loved One

Dementia is a progressive condition that worsens over time. Fortunately, with today’s medical advances, dementia patients are living...

Disorientation to time

Disorientation to time is a common symptom of dementia. As the condition progresses, individuals with dementia may experience difficulty...

Music and Dementia

How music can help people in the later stages of dementia — emotional connection, calm, and moments of recognition families can share remotely.

What is a Day Clock?

What a dementia day clock is, how it helps with time confusion and disorientation, and what to look for when choosing one for a loved one.

Dementia Care: “Now What?”

My father passed away last week – the week of his 85th birthday and the birth of his 85th descendent. My dad always kept me on my toes....

RecallCue and Saltbox TV Announce Partnership to Bring Streaming TV to Older Adults

NEW YORK, NEW YORK, USA, November 10, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ -- RecallCue, the digital memory aid and communication platform for the...

Living With Dementia? Why Staying In Touch With Loved Ones is So Important.

Why regular contact from family matters so much for a loved one living with dementia, and simple ways to stay connected even from a distance.

Overcoming the guilt of "lying" to a loved one

One of the key elements in caring for someone with dementia is understanding that they experience a different reality, especially as the...

When it's Time to Move a Loved One Living with Dementia To Assisted Living

According to the latest data from the World Health Organization, over 55 million people currently live with dementia across the globe,...

RecallCue – Digital Memory Aid

5 ways to care for yourself when looking after someone who suffers from dementia

If you look after someone who suffers from dementia and feel stressed or anxious, you’re not alone. One recent survey revealed that nine...

5 pioneering dementia initiatives

As awareness of dementia becomes more widespread, it’s inspiring to see how individuals, communities and even national organizations are...

8 great apps for people suffering with dementia

If you care for someone who is living with dementia, there’s an ever-growing list of apps which are designed to help your loved ones deal...

How Can Dogs Help Alzheimer’s Patients?

When it comes to comprehensive care for patients with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia, there are more options now than ever...

Are we Cord Cutting TV Away from Seniors with Dementia?

Cord cutting innovations such as Hulu, Netflix, Roku, Sling TV and Amazon have made television watching simpler and cheaper–for most...

Can music therapy really help dementia patients?

A few months ago a close friend sent me a video entitled “Gait training for Parkinson’s patient using music”. The video documents a...

SNL Echo Silver – Too Close to Home for Many

SNL recently aired a parody of the Amazon Echo “poking fun” at the elderly population. There was a good deal of criticism voiced about...

Robots as a tool for combating loneliness

I came across this article today and it got me thinking about the use of technology in general and robots in particular for improving...

Should we be disrupting dementia?