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Introducing: The BrightStar Care of Naples/Ft. Myers YouTube Channel
BrightStar Care of Naples/Ft. Myers has a YouTube Channel! Explore the many series and special guest interviews that offer insight into caring for your elderly loved one.
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How to Help Seniors with Neurological Disorders
In seniors, some common neurological disorders include Multiple Sclerosis, stroke, Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s disease and neuropathy. There isn’t a cure for all neurological disorders but there are treatments and life modifications that can be implemented in order to manage the condition and enable older people to live a more normal and fulfilling life.
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Depression Looks Different In Older People
Depression, and its symptoms, can look very different in older people. If you care for an elderly loved one, here's what to know about how and why it presents differently.
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How Technology Strengthens the Brain
Many studies have documented the positive effects of technology on older adults. But in order to understand the benefits of using today’s modern form of information and communication, we need to first understand why they often have trouble using devices.
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How to Support Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month
An estimated 47 million people around the world are living with Alzheimer’s and other dementia related illnesses, and 20,000 of those afflicted live locally in Southwest Florida. Learn how you can support Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness in the local area.
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Newsletter: May 2023
In this month's issue, we focus on managing mental health of older adults, as May is national mental health awareness month.
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Ways to Care for Senior Citizens with Mental Illness
Learn about ways to help your loved one manage mental illness.
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Managing Mental Health as We Age
May is Mental Health Awareness month, and for good reason. Read about symptoms to look for in loved ones.
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Time Is On Your Side: Early Detection of Alzheimer’s
Learn more about how early detection of the disease is advantagous to you the your loved ones.