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Empowering Caregivers: Epoch's Dementia Caregiver Training Program

Dementia, a progressive neurological condition, poses certain unique challenges to caregivers.

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Caring for a Loved One with Dementia

Dementia affects millions of people worldwide, today approximately fifty million patients suffer from dementia.

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Understanding and Responding to Behavioral Changes in Dementia Care

Dementia, in all its complexity, isn't just about memory loss; it's a deeply personal experience that touches emotions in profound ways.

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Alzheimer's Disease and Women: Facing the Facts

Did you know that women are more likely to develop Alzheimer's disease than men? It is a startling fact that sheds light on an underexplored aspect of this debilitating condition. With dementia affecting millions worldwide, understanding the unique challenges faced by women is essential for better care and support.

Epoch Elder Care

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Using Empathy to Care for a Loved One with Alzheimer's

Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's can be an incredibly challenging journey. As their memory fades and their behavior changes, it's important to approach them.

Epoch Elder Care

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Sounds of Healing: Music's Role in Enhancing Dementia Care

Engaging with music stimulates multiple areas of the brain, potentially slowing cognitive decline and enhancing cognitive functioning. The cognitive benefits coupled with emotional well-being make music therapy an essential component of our care for residents with dementia.

Anju Bobin

Head - Learning & Quality
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The Correlation Between Diabetes and Dementia: Unraveling the Intricate Connection

Diabetes and dementia are two prevalent health conditions that have been the focus of extensive research in recent years. While each condition has its own distinct characteristics, emerging evidence suggests a strong correlation between diabetes and an increased risk of developing dementia.

Anju Bobin

Head - Learning & Quality
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Why is Dementia Awareness in Elderly Care Critical?

This blog aims to shed light on the significance of dementia awareness in elderly care and why it is critical for healthcare professionals, families, caregivers, and society as a whole.

Prasita Nair

Head of Clinical Operations
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Dementia Screening and Diagnosis

The month of September is celebrated as Alzheimer’s Disease awareness month and 21st September is World Alzheimer’s Day. Dementia is increasing and by 2050 India is expecting 14.3 million people to deal with it.

Dr Naganath Narasimhan Prem

Chief Consultant, Geriatric Medicine
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Epoch, Covid & Dementia

Covid has affected one and all in one way or the other. All age groups have been jeopardized but the major threat of its menace has been graver for the elderly.

Neha Sinha

Co-Founder & CEO, Epoch Elder Care Dementia Specialist
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Loss of Language in Dementia: Understanding the Unspoken Words

Language is not the only form of communication. Communication is an important part of human life. Can we imagine a life where we are not able to communicate and express our emotions? This is exactly what happens to an elderly diagnosed with dementia, where a loss of language is seen commonly.

Prasita Nair

Head of Clinical Operations
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Importance of Environment Design in Dementia Care

My time with Epoch has made me see design in a very different perspective. The role of design in a dementia care environment is about about creating something which is primarily for an audience who may or may not understand.

Abhishek Mohanty

Design & Marketing
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Recognising and Management of Pain in Dementia

Pain in someone with Dementia, especially in the moderate to the advanced stages can be a challenging issue. The elderly may be unable to express that they are uncomfortable or feeling ill.

Bipin Babu

Senior Facility Nurse, Frida House
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Personalising Rooms for People with Dementia

People with dementia often face difficulty in making sense of the world around them. The environment around them is important because, that should be supporting their functions, accommodating behavioural changes, maximizing their abilities, promoting safety and encouraging maximum independence.

Chinchu Joseph

Facility Manager, Vermeer House

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