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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 with vascular dementia live alone?

According to a study by UC San Francisco, one in four older Americans with cognitive impairment lives alone, putting them at significant risk. For those with vascular dementia, the question of 'How long can someone with vascular dementia live alone?' is complex and highly individualized, with the answer dependent on a variety of factors.

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How to know when an elderly person can't live alone in the UK?

According to Age UK, loneliness and isolation affect over a million older people, which can often be a key factor alongside health in the need for additional support. Knowing how to know when an elderly person can't live alone in the UK requires a thoughtful approach, focusing on changes in their physical and mental wellbeing, as well as their living environment. This guide offers clarity and practical steps for concerned family members and friends.

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