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Can people with mild dementia live on their own? A guide to balancing safety and independence

According to the National Institute on Aging, many individuals with early-stage dementia or mild cognitive impairment are capable of living independently for a time with appropriate supports in place. This guide explores how people with mild dementia can live on their own by balancing their desire for independence with the necessary safety measures and support.

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How long can someone live independently with Alzheimer's? A guide for families and caregivers

While the rate of progression varies for every individual, many people with Alzheimer's can live independently for several years during the early stages of the disease, especially with the right support system in place. The duration depends on a complex mix of factors, including the rate of cognitive decline, the person's overall health, and their living environment. Understanding these stages is critical for determining when increased support is necessary to ensure safety and quality of life.

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