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Caregivers are relatives or friends who provide unpaid care to dependent children, spouses, parents, siblings/relatives or neighbors/friends. This includes assisting with: housekeeping, meal preparation, shopping, personal cares, medication management, emotional/social support, managing finances & transportation. Caregiver support services are designed to assist those caring for a loved one living in the community age 60 or above or those caring for someone with dementia – any age.

What you need to know as you plan for the future different levels of care available in your community and which pay sources might apply to each - In Home Care; Home Healthcare; Assisted Living; Memory Care; Skilled Nursing Home; Hospice Care.

The Memory Café is a safe, comfortable, and engaging environment for those with memory loss and their caregivers. It is a place where guests can laugh, learn, and remain socially engaged with others traveling the same journey. The Memory Café monthly meeting will feature speakers, educational offerings, and special activities. Program content will vary based on guests’ interests, needs, and concerns. We welcome those with Alzheimer’s disease (or a related diagnosis), individuals with mild cognitive impairment and people who are concerned about memory loss, as well as family members or your care partner. What NOT to Expect: Formal care service, clinical assessments, or personal care services. The Memory Café is not suitable for those with dementia to attend alone if they have specific care needs, high levels of anxiety, disorientation/wandering, or a history of disruptive/aggressive behavior.

Caregivers are relatives or friends who provide unpaid care to dependent children, spouses, parents, siblings/relatives or neighbors/friends. This includes assisting with: housekeeping, meal preparation, shopping, personal cares, medication management, emotional/social support, managing finances & transportation. Caregiver support services are designed to assist those caring for a loved one living in the community age 60 or above or those caring for someone with dementia – any age.

Caregivers are relatives or friends who provide unpaid care to dependent children, spouses, parents, siblings/relatives or neighbors/friends. This includes assisting with: housekeeping, meal preparation, shopping, personal cares, medication management, emotional/social support, managing finances & transportation. Caregiver support services are designed to assist those caring for a loved one living in the community age 60 or above or those caring for someone with dementia – any age.

The Memory Café is a safe, comfortable, and engaging environment for those with memory loss and their caregivers. It is a place where guests can laugh, learn, and remain socially engaged with others traveling the same journey. The Memory Café monthly meeting will feature speakers, educational offerings, and special activities. Program content will vary based on guests’ interests, needs, and concerns. We welcome those with Alzheimer’s disease (or a related diagnosis), individuals with mild cognitive impairment and people who are concerned about memory loss, as well as family members or your care partner. What NOT to Expect: Formal care service, clinical assessments, or personal care services. The Memory Café is not suitable for those with dementia to attend alone if they have specific care needs, high levels of anxiety, disorientation/wandering, or a history of disruptive/aggressive behavior.

The Memory Café is a safe, comfortable, and engaging environment for those with memory loss and their caregivers. It is a place where guests can laugh, learn, and remain socially engaged with others traveling the same journey. The Memory Café monthly meeting will feature speakers, educational offerings, and special activities. Program content will vary based on guests’ interests, needs, and concerns. We welcome those with Alzheimer’s disease (or a related diagnosis), individuals with mild cognitive impairment and people who are concerned about memory loss, as well as family members or your care partner. What NOT to Expect: Formal care service, clinical assessments, or personal care services. The Memory Café is not suitable for those with dementia to attend alone if they have specific care needs, high levels of anxiety, disorientation/wandering, or a history of disruptive/aggressive behavior.

Dealing with work and our own lives can be tough enough, but add caregiving to the mix and it can be completely overwhelming. Caregiving expert Amy Goyer, author of “Juggling Life, Work and Caregiving” will share practical tips for working caregivers to help you successfully keep all the balls in the air. You’ll learn how to get and stay organized, use technology and explore flexible work options, as well as how to channel your caregiving experience to enhance your life and work skills.