Memory Loss Information & Resources
Brain Health e-booklets
Recommended Websites
FAQs
1. Make an appointment at the Memory Center to discuss this further
2. Elks Rehab: Driving Program at St. Luke's Rehabilitation)
Be sure to find an Elder Law Attorney
Older adults who need additional help to live independently or adults with a physical or developmental disability can be eligible for Medicaid in Idaho. Go to About Medicaid for Elderly or Adults with Disabilities | Idaho Department of Health and Welfare. Review this website for more information and to find the link to apply on the left hand side of this page.
Podcasts
- Taking Healthcare by Storm: Industry Insights with Dr. Abhilash Desai
- Saint Alphonsus Wellcast Episode 42: Brain Health Series: Courageous Aging with Kara Kuntz
- Saint Alphonsus Wellcast Episode 41: Brain Health Series: Over-the-Counter Medications and Cognition with Jeremy Crowfoot
- Saint Alphonsus Wellcast Episode 40: Brain Health Series: Caregiver Support with Dr. Kara Kuntz
- Saint Alphonsus Wellcast Episode 39: Brain Health Series: Advanced Care Planning – Part 2
- Saint Alphonsus Wellcast Episode 38: Brain Health Series: Advanced Care Planning – Part 1
- Saint Alphonsus Wellcast Episode 37: Brain Health Series: Signs of Cognitive Impairment
- Saint Alphonsus Wellcast Episode 36: Brain Health Series: What to Know When Considering Levels of Care
- Saint Alphonsus Wellcast Episode 34: Unlocking the Mind: Exploring Modifiable Risk Factors for Dementia
Blogs
- Embracing Compassion: Navigating Dementia's Impact on Family Dynamics
- Alzheimer’s and Dementia – What’s the Difference?
- The Diagnosis is Dementia – What is it, and What Now?
Recommended Books
- "Day-to-Day: Living with Dementia" by Angela M. Lunde, M.A., offers essential caregiving guidance, including practical tips and resources, techniques for working through difficult emotions, and strategies for managing common dementia-related challenges.
- "Mayo Clinic on Alzheimer’s Disease and Other Dementias" by Jonathan Graff-Radford, M.D., and Angela M. Lunde, M.A., offers an understanding of dementia based on what researchers and other medical experts know about it today. You’ll also learn that dementia isn’t just about loss and decline. For many, a good quality of life can — and does — continue.
- "The 36 hour day: A family guide to caring for people with Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias" By Nancy L. Mace and Peter V. Rabins