What is Early-Onset Dementia? Signs, Causes and What Families Should Know
- July 23, 2026
- Senior Living Tips
Early-onset dementia describes dementia that begins before age 65. Although memory loss can be an early sign, younger adults may first experience changes in judgment, language, behavior, personality, movement, or their ability to complete familiar tasks. Several diseases can cause early-onset dementia, including Alzheimer's disease and frontotemporal dementia. This article explains the common warning signs, possible causes, diagnostic process, and ways families can offer support.
What to Talk about on a Video Call with a Parent who has Dementia
- June 9, 2026
- Senior Living Tips
Video calls can be a meaningful way to stay connected with a parent who has dementia, but knowing what to say is not always easy. This article offers simple conversation topics and practical tips to help calls feel calmer, more natural, and more enjoyable. Most importantly, it helps families focus less on memory and more on creating a positive moment together.
Getting Ready for Mother's Day: Connect with Grandma Using ViewClix
- April 23, 2026
- ViewClix tips
Make this Mother's Day memorable for Grandma by using her ViewClix Smart Frame to bridge the distance. This guide outlines practical steps to prepare your digital content in advance, from updating family photos and sending video messages to scheduling a group call. Learn how a few simple updates and organized communication can create a seamless, rewarding holiday experience for your entire family.
How to Help Your Parent Adjust to Memory Care
- March 11, 2026
- Senior Living Tips
Moving a parent to a memory care community is an emotionally overwhelming transition that often triggers anxiety and confusion for both of you. Fortunately, introducing simple, zero-touch technology can bridge the gap between their familiar routines and their new environment by providing constant visual reassurance. Discover how automated photo slideshows, digital reminders, and hands-free video calls can help your loved one feel safe, oriented, and deeply connected to family from day one.
What Is Respite Care? A Simple Guide for Family Caregivers
- Feb. 13, 2026
- Senior Living Tips
Many family caregivers believe they must handle every responsibility alone, which inevitably leads to physical and emotional burnout. We break down the practical realities of respite care, from in-home help to adult day centers, to show you that support is both flexible and accessible. Learn why protecting your own well-being is the single most important thing you can do for your loved one's long-term care.
