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I’m Rachel Ray, the Executive Director of Known Memory Care, and I am thrilled to share some exciting news with you about Alzheimer’s and dementia care in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Recently, I had the privilege of appearing on Channel 6 News. It was an excellent opportunity to provide an inside look at our local memory care […]
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Family members often struggle with the emotional and practical challenges of caring for a loved one with dementia. The constant changes in behavior and memory can be overwhelming and stressful. By understanding the facts about dementia, families can gain clarity on what to expect and how to respond effectively. This knowledge empowers them to provide
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Moving a loved one to a memory care community is a significant step for any family. It’s a decision often made with a heavy heart. However, there’s hope that this new living arrangement will provide the specialized care and comfort they deserve. Known Memory Care is trusted to ensure a smooth and comforting transition to
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Caring for a loved one with dementia is a journey filled with challenges, and for many, ensuring healthy eating habits is one of the biggest obstacles. As a family caregiver, you want the best for your loved one. That includes a diet that nourishes their body and supports their brain health. Understanding the intricate relationship
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Choosing the right memory care community for a loved one is a decision that carries significant emotional weight. The compassionate team at Known Memory Care understands how overwhelming this process can be, and we’re here to help. This guide offers a comprehensive list of essential questions to ask about memory care in Tulsa, OK. These
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We’re excited to announce that Known Memory Care has won a prestigious 2024 ‘Best of Senior Living’ award from A Place for Mom. This highly respected honor celebrates our unwavering dedication to providing the most compassionate memory care and meaningful connections for individuals affected by memory loss. We’re in the Top Echelon of Best Senior
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Dementia broadly refers to conditions characterized by a decline in cognitive function. It affects abilities such as memory, problem-solving, and daily task performance. According to healthcare professionals, dementia develops from a variety of diseases. Individuals with dementia often experience functional decline that impacts their ability to communicate effectively or live independently. Understanding the different types
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Communicating with a loved one who has dementia can be challenging and often causes frustration and helplessness. Understanding how to connect with them effectively is vital for their well-being and your peace of mind. At Known Memory Care, we believe in educating family members because it helps them connect with their loved ones. There are
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When a loved one is diagnosed with dementia, it can be a challenging time filled with uncertainty. In addition to the memory loss symptoms, the risk of dementia affects various aspects of health, including oral, gut microbiota, and cognitive function. The complexities of dementia and dental health decline can be known as comorbidity. While oral
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Everyone knows how crucial a good night’s sleep is to our overall health, but the correlation between dementia and sleep is more intricate than we once thought. For seniors, especially those with dementia, sleep patterns can significantly impact their well-being, or even the progression of their memory loss. Sleep forms an essential part of our
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