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Alzheimer’s care is at its best when the patient receives exercise, social interactions, and maintains a healthy diet. Exercise is beneficial to a person who is experiencing the symptoms of Alzheimer’s to avoid risks of vascular dementia. When exercising, the blood flow and oxygen levels transferred to the brain help increase the functionality. The diet of the patient is important to avoid saturated fats and excess sugar intake. Caregivers United offers to cook a balanced diet making sure your loved one is eating fruits, vegetables, and whole grains daily. We also encourage social interactions with family and friends to keep their cognitive functions intact. The mental and social stimulation will help the patient’s progression in Alzheimer’s be an easier transition.

Parkinson’s is a disease commonly found in people past the age of 60. This disease is usually genetically passed down and sometimes, but rarely from toxins in the environment. Parkinson’s does not have a cure, but with medication, it can improve significantly. Medication can put some of the tremors and slow movement at ease. Parkinson’s is a time-consuming disease to treat that is very strenuous on the caregiver if not experienced in handling cases like this. Caregivers United is experienced in taking care of the patient. The patient needs to keep a safe and comfortable environment.