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Pain and Dementia

[quote_right]Irrespective of degree of cognitive impairment, the impact of untreated pain in older people can be devastating.[/quote_right]Pain in people with dementia is a critical public health problem. As the population of older adults’ increases, hospital nurses are more likely to encounter patients with dementia admitted for acute and often painful conditions. Indeed, nearly 50% of [...]

Summer Safety

It seems summer arrived a bit early this year, and we are all enjoying the outdoors more and more. Here are a few things to remember as we spend more time outdoors this season. Remain Hydrated: Bring a bottle of water wherever you go Wear comfortable well-fitting shoes, preferably with a non-slip sole Make sure [...]

Happy Independence Day

From all of us at Centennial Adultcare Centers, Happy Independence Day and 250th Anniversary a little early! All locations will be closed Friday, July 3 in observance of the holiday. We will be open normal hours on Monday, July 6th. We hope everyone is able to spend time with friends and family and enjoy a [...]

Alzheimer’s Disease and Sundowning

Sundowning, or sundown syndrome, affects some folks who have Alzheimer's illness and dementia. People with dementia who "sundown," encounter periods of increased confusion and agitation as the sun goes down; and occasionally through the night. Sundowning may prevent individuals with dementia from sleeping well. It might also make them more prone to wander. Sundowning is [...]

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