Keeping a Parent With Dementia Safe at Home: Wandering, Sundowning, and Fall Prevention
Two safety concerns come up in almost every conversation we have with families. Here’s what actually reduces the risk of both, plus the fall-prevention basics.
InSight Sterling: Reconnections
IncrediCare visited InSight Memory Care’s ReConnections program in Leesburg to learn how it supports individuals with early-stage dementia and their families.
Cook For Vets: Annual Food Drive
IncrediCare supported Cook For Vets with an August food drive, collecting donations to help fight food insecurity and provide nutritious meals for local Veterans.
Hunters Woods at Trails Edge
IncrediCare visited Hunters Woods at Trails Edge in Reston to explore senior living services and opportunities to provide additional personalized home care support.
Celebrating Bud Clark: A Cherished IncrediCare Tradition
IncrediCare celebrates longtime client and Army veteran Bud Clark with a special birthday tradition honoring his humor, wisdom, and cherished relationships.
Independent Living at Woodleigh Chase
IncrediCare visited Woodleigh Chase Senior Living in Fairfax to explore its independent living community and opportunities to provide personalized senior care support.
Fast Cars, Fun Games, Community Bonding
IncrediCare joined the Loudoun Rehabilitation and Nursing Center Car Show for classic cars, fun games, community engagement, and meaningful healthcare connections.
Employee of the Month for September – Deana McAdams
IncrediCare celebrates Deana McAdams as September’s Employee of the Month, honoring her dedication to senior care, compassionate leadership, and outstanding service.
When Should Someone With Dementia Move Into a Care Home?
When "We Can't Keep Doing This" Becomes the Real Question Most families do not reach this question in a single moment. It builds slowly out of small things. A missed pill. A fall in the hallway. A night when nobody slept. Then one evening a sentence you never planned to say arrives on its own: […]
When Siblings Disagree About a Parent’s Care: How Families Can Find Common Ground
A parent has a fall, receives a new diagnosis or comes home from the hospital, and the family phone starts to ring. One sister believes Dad needs help every day. A brother two states away thinks he is doing fine. Another sibling has already made a plan and shared it with no one. Sibling conflict […]
