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When a dementia patient can no longer walk: What to expect and how to provide care

According to the Alzheimer's Association, more than 6 million Americans are living with Alzheimer's, a form of dementia, and many will eventually lose the ability to walk. This guide offers compassionate and practical strategies for families navigating this challenging transition when a dementia patient can no longer walk.

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What is the best placement of your body when walking using hand underhand with someone living with dementia?

According to the Alzheimer's Society, encouraging walking is a vital part of supporting a person with dementia, yet balancing independence with safety can be challenging. Therefore, understanding the best placement of your body when walking using hand underhand with someone living with dementia is crucial for providing effective and compassionate support.

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4 min

How to get a dementia patient to walk again: A compassionate caregiver's guide

According to the National Institute on Aging, dementia often affects a person's physical abilities, including their gait, balance, and coordination. This can make it challenging to keep a loved one mobile and reduce the risk of falls. This guide provides caregivers with compassionate and effective strategies on **how to get a dementia patient to walk again** or regain mobility safely.

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