Office Hours: Monday - Sunday: Open 24 Hours
Creating a System of Categories
In our recent blogs, we outlined an overall strategy for getting organized and got you started with a first step of clearing out the clutter. If you’ve taken that first…
Blog
Welcome to the Iris Memory Care blog, where we share valuable insights, tips, and resources for families navigating the challenges of Alzheimer’s and dementia care. Our articles aim to provide support, foster understanding, and promote the well-being of both caregivers and their loved ones. Join us as we explore topics that matter most in the journey of memory care.
Clearing out the Clutter Part II
Pruning the Virtual Piles Previously, we covered a strategy for trimming down piles of papers that have accumulated in recent months or years as your loved one’s disease began to…
Join our family at Iris Memory Care and provide your loved ones with the specialized care they deserve. Click below to learn more about our services!
Schedule a tour to see how Iris Memory Care can meet your loved one's needs.
Clearing Out the Clutter
The First Step in Getting Organized Last month, we covered getting organized in general. The next few months covers a step-by-step guide to getting your loved one’s affairs in order. …
Getting Your Loved One’s Affairs in Order
A Step by Step Guide to Getting Organized for Families and Family Caregivers For many people, getting and staying organized can be challenging. Most often, it’s simply a matter of…
What is the difference between POA and Conservator or Guardian?
Establishing Power of Attorney (“POA”) can only be done when the person giving authority, the Principal, is mentally competent. Therefore, if your loved one has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s or…
Executing a Power of Attorney
A power of attorney (“POA”) is a legal document giving one person (the “Agent” or “Attorney-in-Fact”) the power to act on behalf of another person (the “Principal”). The Agent can…