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“Balancing the Books: A Guide to Financial Management for Dementia Caregiver’s”

June 16, 2023

Caring for a loved one with dementia can be an emotionally demanding task, and the financial aspect of it can add an extra layer of stress. Here are some strategies to help manage the financial strain of caregiving for a person with dementia: Understand the Costs: The first step is to understand the full range…

Training Videos

October 19, 2020

Training Videos Training Video 1 Unboxing and setting up Training Video 2 Log into your caregiver portal Training Video 3 Adding a Caregiver and Messaging Contact Training Video 4 Adding an event to the Calendar Training Video 5 Live Video Calling Training Video 6 Messaging Training Video 7 Address book Training Video 8 Recipes Training…

RememberStuff® for Individuals

August 20, 2020

Distance, isolation, anxiety, and loss of interaction impact everyone’s quality of life. This has been especially true during the pandemic. If you are living at home or in a care community, RememberStuff can help you not only connect with others but help you keep your spirit up through quizzes, music, faith programming, games, stories and…

Alzheimer’s Disease is on my mind today!

July 10, 2019

Author: Mary Ellen Mullholand, President – Eperture Today, at a business meeting a colleague seemed sad and not engaged in the discussion at hand. I asked him “what is the problem?” He responded “I made a call to my first business mentor and colleague of 35 years last evening and at age 72, he has…

Early Adoption of Memory Assist Technologies

January 17, 2019

by Christine Mullholand Early adoption of a memory assist technologies can help individuals stay in control of their lives longer. How many times have we said to ourselves or others “I can’t seem to remember things like I used to” or “I can’t believe I missed that appointment or forgot to send that birthday card”…