Memory Games Can Help Improve Symptoms in Dementia and Alzheimer’s Patients

Dementia is a disease that gradually affects areas of short-term and long term memory loss in adults that are typically 65 or over. While dementia can be inevitable in many older individuals, there are many different strategies that can be applied that both reduce the rate at which the memory loss occurs, and helps retain […]

Listening Post Newsletter

October 5th, 2010 Oxnard Family Circle was featured in this month’s Listening Post Newsletter. Read Newsletter Here’s an excerpt:

FAQ

FAQ Here are some more frequently asked questions that may apply to you and/or your loved one:

Diet and Nutrition: Critical Aspects of Senior Care

Diet and Nutrition: Critical Aspects of Senior Care No matter what age you are, maintaining a properly balanced diet is extremely important. As we age, it becomes even more important to continue eating well. Good nutrition helps:

Caregiver Burnout

Caregiver Burnout: Why Your Health Is Important, Too Being a caregiver to your loved ones can be a rewarding experience, but it is also extremely hard work. Whether or not a person has another occupation besides caregiving, the constant desire to assure that their loved one is properly taken care of is a full-time job. But […]

The Adult Day Program at Oxnard Family Circle

What is the Adult Day Program at Oxnard Family Circle?The Adult Day Program is a program within Adult Day Health Care that is designed for individuals that do not require nursing intervention throughout the day.

2012 Walk To End Alzheimer’s

2012 Alzheimer’s Association: Walk To End Alzheimer’s Many people fear the idea of growing older; the idea of gray hair, the concern of not being able to drive, and the loss of senses such as hearing or seeing. One of the most prominent fears that we have, however, is the loss of our memory. Most […]

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