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Alzheimer's Q&A: Keep loved ones warm, but not toasty

Por: The Advocate Health September 17, 2022

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During cold weather months, are there specific tips I should know regarding the care of my loved one?Keeping individuals with Alzheimer’s or dementia safe and warm during the cold winter months can be somewhat challenging as they are especially vulnerable to cold weather risks.Christine Nelson, BSN, MSN, a geriatric nurse at the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health, writes about cold weather precautions for affected individuals... + full article



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