Dementia is a condition that affects memory, thinking, and reasoning, gradually making daily tasks challenging. It often occurs in older adults due to brain changes from Alzheimer’s disease, vascular issues, or other causes. Maintaining independence, enhancing quality of life, and slowing progression can all be achieved with early diagnosis, treatment, and lifestyle support.
Vascular issues or strokes
Brain injuries or infections
Genetic or lifestyle factors
Alzheimer’s disease (most common cause)
Parkinson’s disease or other neurological disorders
Slows cognitive decline
Improves quality of life and safety
Helps manage symptoms effectively
Reduces stress for patients and caregivers
Enhances independence and daily functioning