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Does Medicare pay for respite care? Through the GUIDE program, yes

Does Medicare pay for respite care? Through the GUIDE program, yes

10 October 2026 in Cognitive Health, Early Detection, Health

Yes, in one specific circumstance that very few families know about. Medicare's GUIDE programme pays up to $2,625 a year towards respite for a person living with dementia, so that the unpaid family member caring for them can …

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A blood test can now flag Alzheimer's risk a decade early

A blood test can now flag Alzheimer's risk a decade early

11 August 2026 in Memory Testing & Tools, Early Detection, Cognitive Assessment, Education

A blood test can now flag Alzheimer's-related changes years before any symptoms appear, and it still will not tell you how your memory is working. The two answer different questions. A blood test reports what is accumulating in …

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Is forgetting names normal at 70?

Is forgetting names normal at 70?

12 May 2026 in Cognitive Health, Memory Health, Early Detection, Education

Mostly it is normal, and the useful test is not how often you forget but what happens next. A name that arrives twenty minutes later was never lost; retrieving it simply took longer than the conversation allowed. Information …

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You noticed something at Thanksgiving. What now?

You noticed something at Thanksgiving. What now?

25 November 2025 in Cognitive Health, Memory Health, Early Detection, Education

Holiday gatherings are when families tend to notice a change, because you are comparing against a memory from last year rather than against yesterday. Here is what separates ordinary forgetting from a pattern worth checking, how to raise …

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Alzheimer's blood tests: what they find, and what they miss

Alzheimer's blood tests: what they find, and what they miss

10 June 2025 in Memory Testing & Tools, Early Detection, Cognitive Assessment, Education

Blood tests for Alzheimer's disease look for one thing: the amyloid and tau proteins associated with Alzheimer's disease. That is a genuine advance, and it is narrower than a dementia check. They do not detect vascular dementia, they …

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The power of knowing: why memory awareness matters

The power of knowing: why memory awareness matters

20 May 2025 in Memory Health, Early Detection, Neurology, Cognitive Assessment

As we move through our 50s, 60s, and beyond, many of us notice changes in how we remember things. Names might take longer to come to mind. We might walk into a room and forget why we went …

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Alzheimer’s blood tests and memory screening: what you need to know

Alzheimer’s blood tests and memory screening: what you need to know

25 February 2025 in Memory Testing & Tools, Early Detection, Cognitive Assessment

New testing options are reshaping early detection of Mild Cognitive Impairment, Dementia and Alzheimers. Combining memory exams with other approaches, such as blood tests and brain scans, offers the clearest picture of brain health. It’s important to know …

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Understanding early signs of dementia

Understanding early signs of dementia

11 February 2025 in Memory Testing & Tools, Early Detection, Cognitive Assessment

It’s easy to brush off small memory lapses as just “getting older.” But when those slips become more frequent or start interfering with everyday life, it’s natural to wonder if something more serious-like early dementia-could be unfolding. The …

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