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How often should you take a dementia patient to the bathroom? Establishing a proactive toileting schedule

According to the Alzheimer's Foundation of America, incontinence is a common issue that affects many people with dementia. An effective, routine-based toileting schedule is often the best strategy for managing this challenge. So, how often should you take a dementia patient to the bathroom to help prevent accidents and reduce stress for both the individual and the caregiver?

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Proactive Toileting for Alzheimer's: What is the best way to approach toileting with persons with Alzheimer's disease upon request proactively?

With more than 6 million Americans living with Alzheimer's, many caregivers face the complex challenge of managing toileting for a loved one. Understanding **what is the best way to approach toileting with persons with Alzheimer's disease upon request proactively?** is vital for maintaining dignity and reducing distress for all involved.

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