Memory Care
Memory Care Open House
At Tuscan Gardens® of Venetia Bay, we care for your family as if they were our own. We provide individualized, high-quality memory care for seniors […]
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Aftermath of Hurricane Irma
In the aftermath of Hurricane Irma, we are happy to report: Our community weathered the storm well and all residents are safe and comfortable. We […]
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Preventing Wandering: Management Tips for Caregivers
According to the Alzheimer’s Association®, approximately 60 percent of those living with Alzheimer’s or dementia will wander. Managing the risks of wandering requires careful observation […]
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Preventing Wandering: Management Techniques for Caregivers
For many family caregivers of a loved one with memory loss, keeping their loved one from wandering off by themselves is part of their reality. […]
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Laying the Foundation: Tips for Creating Your Plan for Senior Care
For any adult nearing retirement age, it’s never too soon to make plans about your future care. Even if your health never declines to the […]
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Is It Normal Aging or Early Memory Loss?: Tips to Know the Difference
Many symptoms of early memory loss can look a lot like normal aging. Without understanding diseases like Alzheimer’s and dementia, it can be hard to […]
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Is It Normal Aging or Early Memory Loss? How to Know the Difference
Many symptoms of early memory loss can look a lot like normal aging. Without understanding diseases like Alzheimer’s and dementia, it can be hard to […]
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Benefits of Embracing Humor as a Caregiver
When we think about caring for an ill or aging loved one, humor and laughter are not words that typically come to mind. Rather, we […]
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Tips for Embracing Humor as a Caregiver
Although you probably won’t see it written on any prescription, humor has numerous benefits for our physical and mental health. According to caregiver expert and […]
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Tips for a Healthy & Successful Visit with a Person with Memory Loss
Memory care specialists agree; those living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of memory loss benefit greatly from social interaction. If you have a friend […]
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