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Dementia Resources from our blog
Partners in Care: Communication between Families and Facilities
Communication is a complicated and sensitive matter, especially when it involves a vulnerable person with a diagnosis such as dementia or another cognitive impairment. Persons with dementia have...
Joining dementia support groups are beneficial to you and your family
If you have a loved one who has recently been diagnosed with dementia, we understand that it is an emotional change to process and endure. Living with dementia is hard but caring for someone with...
The Luxury that our Bryanston Village has to Offer
Quality of Life for our residents whilst providing world class dementia care has always been the priority for Livewell. This year saw many exciting new developments for Livewell and what we are most...
Living with dementia in the Winter months
Winter is fast approaching and with it comes a few new challenges. In the winter, getting outside and active can be fun for everyone. But going outdoors with someone with dementia requires great...
Don’t wait until it’s too late
When is the right time to move your loved one into a care facility? This is a question asked by so many families before visiting us at Livewell. If your loved one is living with dementia and you are...
Food challenges associated with dementia
At Livewell, we look holistically and individually at every resident’s eating needs, weight and nutrition. Take a look at the solutions we've found to common challenges associated with persons with...
The launch of our Bryanston village was a great successful and definitely a memorable event
Our goal was to give the public a taste of what The Livewell Group is about - namely, a specialised Dementia care facility providing Quality of Life to residents with world class care and...
Financial and legal challenges when caring for someone with dementia
As with all life-changing events, when a person is diagnosed with dementia, there are many factors to consider and challenges to face. With the progression of dementia, one loses one’s ability to...
How can companion care help someone with dementia?
For those with mild symptoms of dementia, having someone visit who can help out with odd jobs around the house can be a useful way of maintaining independence. Your loved one with dementia may have...