It’s common for caregivers to feel stressed about constant changes as well as numbed by the sameness of needing to focus on the care of a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia.

Smartphones and tablets have become an integral part of modern life, and they can even help caregivers and their loved ones living with dementia.

HealthCentral talks to "e-Patient Dave," an advocate who empowers people with medical conditions to become active in their healthcare.

It’s a hard reality to face, but reality it is. Your parents are aging. They are on their way to “being old.”

How to help their parents understand that technology is not only easy to use but doesn’t have to be intrusive.

If you ask any caregiver what they want, they're likely to say "more time in the day," or "a clone machine." If you're looking for more tangible (read: Possible) options, though, consider these thoughtful treats that say, you're cared about, too.

Practical, enjoyable gift ideas for friends and family living with dementia and Alzheimer’s.

A look back provides advice on the feelings of loss, confusion, and tension associated with caring for a parent with dementia.

Devising a plan is critical to keep stress from straining relationships between siblings.

Do you have a relative who has moved into a nursing home recently? Here’s what to consider before the children visit.