Family is complicated. That might be the understatement of the century. But when you’re in a caregiving position for someone with an incurable condition, it becomes even more so. 

The Memory Kit team is celebrating 1,000 installs of the Care Card today! 

We created the Care Card to help care providers understand the unique needs and preferences of their clients or residents when they first meet them, and as they evolve.

National Public Radio (NPR) recently published a story about a support group in Nashville that aims to provide relief to family caregivers and those whose loved ones suffer from Alzheimer's Disease.

According to psychologydictionary.org, a catastrophic reaction is a hostile, highly disorganized outburst by people living with dementia in response to a seemingly inconsequential matter.

According to Home Care Pulse, the industry’s leading firm in quality assurance and satisfaction research, the top complaint that home care clients have is “confusion in communication due to multiple caregivers for one person.”

Earlier this year, the NIH hosted a number of experts on dementia at a research summit focused on care, services, and supports for persons with dementia and their caregivers. 

The Care Card was designed specifically to combat elderly trauma issues because we understand that new caregivers will constantly be coming into a loved one’s life as their care needs increase and change.