On March 23, the Alzheimer’s Association® released 2015 Alzheimer’s Disease Facts and Figures. This annual report shows that Alzheimer’s disease is on an increasingly destructive path. According to Alzheimer’s Association Facts and Figures, from 2000-2013, the number of deaths from Alzheimer’s disease increased 71 Continue Reading
Prepare for the holidays with tips from the Alzheimer’s Association
The holidays are often filled with sharing, laughter and the enjoyment of each other’s company. But they can also be filled with stress, disappointment and sadness. A person with Alzheimer’s disease may feel a special sense of loss during the holidays because of the challenges he or she has experienced. At the same time, Continue Reading
Fresh, and home made is the way to go!
You know that you've got it good when your chef rolls out the cherry pie! This pie was made from scratch by Mary, our chef at Woodstone of New Ulm. The residents kept commenting on how amazing it was. We, have to agree. Who's finishing this? One of the great things that we're going to be able to do Continue Reading
“I Have Alzheimer’s” website shows people with the disease they are not alone
As a champion member organization of the Alzheimer's Early Detection Alliance, or AEDA, we set out to educate our employees and the the public about the importance of the 10 warning signs and early detection of Alzheimer's. We also agree to take an additional step and educate our family members, customers and the public, Continue Reading
Online Dementia and Driving Resource Center helps families tackle a difficult topic
Due to the progressive nature of Alzheimer’s, every person with the disease will eventually become unable to drive. Some people are able to continue driving in the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease, but it requires ongoing evaluation to ensure safety. As hard as it is for people living with Alzheimer’s to give up Continue Reading