
Empowering seniors with joybursts of the heart, mind & soul to flourish
"People will forget what you said, will forget what you did, but they will never forget how you made them feel" Maya Angelo
"People will forget what you said, will forget what you did, but they will never forget how you made them feel" Maya Angelo
Kindly allow us to offer our customized services with flexible hours. Featured in Stroll Magazine: (December 2024 Edition;) The BBB 2024-2025, Yelp, Yahoo/211, LinkedIn, Google, CareSmartz360.com; Entrepreneur of Impact competition of 2025, and Facebook.
*Satisfaction guaranteed, or you and your loved ones will not pay for the services rendered for a given session. We take special requests and are flexible. Please let us know if there are any allergies, as often times a snack or dessert will be provided as well as time sitting/strolling in nature.
*Hourly sessions: Activities, all supplies, and updated reliable resources included with powerful cognitive engagement (provided by caregiver/companion) throughout visitation with focus on socialization. At Joyburst Care, we also incorporate several of the latest platforms/apps recommended by experts on touch-screen laptops. Examples are podcasts, creating new ways to play well-known games, virtual 360 tours, music, making cards for loved ones, going through picture books together, hosting small parties/celebrations with decor, generating our own stories, pottery, karaoke, nature time (be it sitting, or walking outside in the fresh air,) reading/journaling; a.k.a; "book club," personal errands, meal-companionship and more.
Most important is for your loved one to feel they have true support, friends who are reliable, make them feel comfortable, have familiar faces present as much as possible, incorporate routine, and our care team will gurantee an open as well as trustworthy relationship with the entire family/support system involved (while making overall wellness along with excellent communication with family/friends a prority).
As your caregivers for seniors, each session is personalized for the individual and catered to wants as well as needs (since often times may change throughout the day with any given person). A touch-screen laptop is provided for use during visitations, along with a variety of books, games, music, worksheets, activities, holiday decor/small celebratory parties and essential resources of various topics that may be of assistance to you, your loved one or someone you know.
The Alzheimer's Association (ISTAART) -
https://istaart.alz.org/podcasts
American Academy of Neurology: "Brain & Life" Free Magazines/Podcasts
https://www.brainandlife.org/subscribe
https://www.brainandlife.org/the-magazine/
Podcasts: https://www.brainandlife.org/brain-and-life-podcast
*(In addition, check out my "Resources Page" at the top-left scroll down menu for podcasts, articles, and other essential scholarly material from a variety of credible sources).
| National Institute on Aging
7 Healthcare Trends That Will Transform Medicine In 2025
6 Things to Avoid After 5 P.M. to Help Prevent Alzheimer’s Disease, According to Dietitians
The Big Umbrella | Dementia Society of America®
2025 Best Things To Do To Prevent Alzheimer's And Dementia - Search News
The Latest Advances in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Dementia - PMC
Tomorrow's Cure: New discoveries reshape Alzheimer's disease detection - Mayo Clinic News Network
Mayo Clinic's latest research in dementia includes the development of an AI tool called StateViewer, which can identify brain activity patterns linked to nine types of dementia, including Alzheimer's disease. This tool has been validated for its ability to accurately identify dementia types in 88% of cases and interpret brain scans with up to three times greater accuracy than standard workflows. The tool is expected to improve access to early and accurate diagnosis, especially for those with limited access to expensive or invasive procedures. Mayo Clinic+1
Additionally, Mayo Clinic has introduced a new FDA-approved blood test called Lumipulse, which measures specific proteins in blood samples to detect amyloid plaques, a hallmark of Alzheimer's disease. This blood test offers a less invasive and more affordable alternative to traditional diagnostic methods like PET scans and lumbar punctures. The test has shown over 90% accuracy in detecting Alzheimer's-related changes and is recommended for clinical use in patients showing symptoms of the disease. Medical Dialogues+1
These advancements represent significant progress in the field of dementia research, aiming to enhance the detection and management of Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. Florida Times-Union+5
Welcome! Check out our valuable, highly recommended links of the week:
(10) Johns Hopkins ADRC - YouTube
https://youtu.be/T0ekyxdCFPM?si=p_kIBZZHX0ghQauo
(10) Mayo Clinic Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center - YouTube
Directories | Dementia Society of America®
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