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Part 5 in our series on Dementia. Check out Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, and Part 4 here.

To no one’s surprise, wound development is a serious issue in the...

Part 4 in our series on Dementia. Check out Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3.

When talking to the loved one of a resident with dementia, statements are often...

 Part 3 in our series on Dementia. Check out Part 1 and Part 2.

Approximately 60% of all LTC residents have Alzheimer’s dementia or another form of...

Part 2 in our series on Dementia. Check out Part 1. 

In the diagnosis list, dementia can be clearly stated or there may be other disorders highly linked...

Part 4 in our series about Progressive Neurological Disorders. See Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3. 

When we do a chart review on a resident before going in for an evaluation, we often see LTC residents with a dementia diagnosis. Our brains...

Part 2 in our series about Progressive Neurological Disorders. SeePart 1. 

Part 1 in our series about Progressive Neurological Disorders.

In the nursing home, I often felt, as the head OT, I was expected to be not only a therapist but also a miracle worker.

More times than we would like to admit, when we think of wound development, our minds automatically think PRESSURE. That is not entirely wrong as pressure...