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A little preparation can make a medical visit feel more manageable. If you support a person living with Alzheimer’s, consider writing down the questions that matter most to them and to you before the appointment. You might ask what has changed since the last visit and what to watch for next. Invite the person into the conversation in ways that work for their preferences and communication needs. The National Institute on Aging recommends bringing a list of questions, starting with the most important ones, and taking notes on what the doctor recommends when accompanying someone to an appointment. A short list is a starting point—not a script, and not a substitute for individualized care. Bring any concerning changes to the clinician’s attention. If there is an immediate emergency, contact local emergency services. Source: National Institute on Aging, Taking Someone to a Doctor’s Appointment: Tips for Caregivers. #AlzheimersCaregiver #DementiaCare #DoctorVisit #CaregiverTips #MemoryKindProject
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