Caregiver Tips on Reducing Accidents and Injury in People with Alzheimer's

By Christine Kennard, Health Guide Wednesday, December 15, 2010

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Caregivers need to consistently monitor issues of safety. If you start in the early stages of the disease it will makes adjustments less confusing than if you do it in the late stage of Alzheimer's (stage 6 and 7). Changes are incorporated into new routines and that helps reduce confusion. The aim is...

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Carol Bradley Bursack, Health Guide

12/16/10 1:48pm

Thanks for all of this help, Christine! Great tips.

Carol

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By Christine Kennard, Health Guide— Last Modified: 12/27/10, First Published: 12/15/10

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