A change of scenery and a break from the daily routine is always a welcome idea. However, as Alzheimer’s disease or other dementias progress, changes in abilities can make it difficult to get away. Travel, however, can set you worlds apart from the everyday while enriching your life with memorable moments! Let the world be your oyster! Careful planning will help you manage the changes in surroundings and routines. Here are some tips to
A change of scenery and a break from the daily routine is always a welcome idea. However, as Alzheimer’s disease or other dementias progress, changes in abilities can make it difficult to get away.
Travel, however, can set you worlds apart from the everyday while enriching your life with memorable moments! Let the world be your oyster!
Careful planning will help you manage the changes in surroundings and routines. Here are some tips to make the trip easier.
When we plan holidays or even overnight trips, we recommend the following steps to make things smoother.
Resiberg's system:
We suggest that the traveler with Dementia be in the early stages (1-4) The earlier the more successful travel will be.
Consider having medications ‘blister packed’ and keep a note from your physician detailing the condition, and a medication list.