Resources
Helpful Resources for Families and Care Professionals
At AccordCare, we understand the challenges that come with caring for a loved one. That’s why we’ve gathered trusted resources from organizations that share our mission of support, education, and advocacy.
These partners offer valuable information, tools, and services for individuals and families facing aging, addiction, chronic illness, memory loss, and more.
We are proud to share these resources to help you feel more informed, supported, and empowered.
Special Needs In-Home Care: Questions to Ask When Hiring a Caregiver
In-home care for special needs children is a great option for working parents, senior parents of adult special needs children or parents who need a little break now and then. It allows your kids to feel comfortable in a familiar environment and helps them to feel safe by keeping their schedule predictable and consistent.
Coming to Terms with Your Partner’s Dementia
If your partner is diagnosed with dementia, your relationship with him or her will inevitably change as the disease progresses. Your spouse will become confused, lose short-term memory and be unable to recognize you and others they have known for decades.
Four Facts on Dementia and Incontinence
Navigating a new diagnosis of dementia can be challenging for older adults and their loved ones. Even for those who have had dementia for many years, the onset of new symptoms such as bladder or bowel incontinence can be concerning or difficult in many ways.
10 Ways of Improving Quality of Life for Dementia Patients
Dementia affects approximately 4 to 5 million people across the United States and is one of the leading causes of death among seniors over 65. Dementia differs from general cognitive decline due to aging in that functioning decreases more rapidly and interferes significantly with daily activities.
Traveling Tips for Dementia Caregivers
Traveling with a loved one suffering from dementia can be rewarding and enjoyable, both for the loved one and the caregiver. This type of travel, however, requires careful planning, patience and flexibility.
6 Things Every Dementia Caregiver Should Know
Caring for a patient with dementia can be difficult, especially if that patient is a family member or friend. Seeing a loved one in decline can bring up some heavy emotions and present us with a frustrating new set of challenges when it comes to their health and well-being. To help you become the most effective and compassionate caregiver possible, here are six things every caregiver should know.
