Welcome to DementiaGuide, your web-based companion for dealing with dementia. Here, you’ll find helpful information about dementia, its symptoms and effects. More importantly, you’ll find the convenient online service, SymptomGuide™, a practical tool for recording, tracking and measuring the effects of dementia. Our hope is that this tool, along with the information, will improve the quality of life for people with dementia, as well as for the people who care for them.
DementiaGuide Inc. is dedicated to improving the lives of people living with dementia. From its beginnings in February 2000, the individuals who make up DementiaGuide Inc. have worked diligently in research and development to create the convenient SymptomGuide<sup>™</sup> tool, which provides simple and comprehensive management of symptoms. The federally incorporated, Halifax-based company is continually striving to provide information, support and quality services for those living with dementia, and those who care for them. It has taken over ten years of research to develop an easy to use, informative web enabled method to track symptom's and create a profile that can be used by persons with dementia and their care givers. We have succeeded if SymptomGuide<sup>™</sup> does assist in improving the lives of people living with dementia.
People who are diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease often get two pieces of advice, each helpful but each limited. One is to try your best to plan for the future and the other is to live day by day. Planning for the future is always wise. As soon as the diagnosis is made there are a […]
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