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Difficulty with mobility, frequent falls, trouble getting in and out of chairs, significant weight loss, poor hygiene practices

Forgetfulness about essential details, disorientation, getting lost, difficulty following conversations, trouble with problem-solving.

Sudden mood swings, increased anxiety, agitation, withdrawal from social activities, apathy towards hobbies.

Neglecting personal hygiene, not managing medications correctly, and having difficulty preparing meals.

Lack of social interaction, not leaving the house often, decreased engagement with friends and family.

A diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease or other dementia, significant memory loss impacting daily life, difficulty communicating or finding words, and wandering behavior.

If you are concerned about your loved one's ability to live independently, it's crucial to have an open conversation with them and their healthcare provider to assess their needs and discuss potential care.