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These articles examine aging at home beyond help with tasks, including the needs of families navigating dementia and Parkinson's. They explore dementia care built around the person rather than the diagnosis, and Parkinson's care that accounts for medication timing and movement support.
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Aging in Place - Redefined: Why Staying Home Is Only the Beginning
Can the person remain physically inside their home? It is the wrong question, or at least an incomplete one. Eric Dalton on the origins of Aging in Place - Redefined, the limits of building expertise inside a single organization, and what it would mean to raise expectations for aging at home.
Parkinson's Disease Care at Home: Why Movement, Timing, and Dignity Matter
Parkinson's care at home depends on precise medication timing and movement support most generic caregiving training never covers. Here's why it matters.
Dementia Care at Home: What Innovation Looks Like When It's Built Around the Person
Dementia care at home works best when it's built around the person, not the diagnosis. What that actually looks like, backed by current research.
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