The Rubin Home

10/26/2025

Walk ! In Memory of Brittany Rubin's Grandfather Russell Shirley ! And honoring all our Loved Ones at The Rubin Home. Alzheimer's Association & Nurse, Bartlett attended today's events to support our community! Such a special moment. 🦋💜

06/01/2025

06/01/2025

Everyone needs to see this !!

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05/15/2025

Thank you to a local artist who created this beautiful piece for our home. We will continue to work together by building the support systems needed to combat Alzheimer's. We thank you for the love and support to us at The Rubin Home 💜🦋

05/15/2025

https://www.awarenessdays.com/awareness-days-calendar/dementia-action-awareness-week-2025/ #:~:text=When%20is%20Dementia%20Action%20Week,May%20to%20Sunday%2025th%20May.

Dementia Action Week is a vital annual campaign that encourages individuals, communities, and organizations across the UK to take action in support of people

04/20/2025

Happy Easter 🐇 - Love The Rubin's ! 🌸

04/20/2025

www.dementiasociety.org

03/08/2025

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02/06/2025

Caregiving is more than a responsibility—it’s a tribute to the love, wisdom, and sacrifices of those who came before us.

Whether you're a family caregiver or a professional, every act of care reflects deep respect and gratitude. 🙏🏻💙

02/06/2025

This is so cute !

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01/01/2025

Happy New Year! From our family to yours. ✨

11/25/2024

With the holidays approaching and all the hustle & bustle here are some great tips to remember when dealing with our seniors & loved ones affected by dementia. Check them out ! If anyone has questions please reach out. These can be emotional times but there's still safe ways to enjoy the holidays together !!
🎄❄️🤍
Love,
The Rubin Home

Key strategies to manage holidays with a loved one with dementia:
Simplify decorations:
-Avoid excessive decorations, flashing lights, or clutter which can be disorienting.
-Stick to familiar traditions: Incorporate beloved holiday foods, music, and activities from the past.
-Maintain routine: Try to keep their regular schedule as much as possible, including mealtimes and sleep patterns.
-Create a quiet space: Designate a calm area where they can retreat if overwhelmed by the festivities.
-Involve them where possible: Let them participate in simple tasks like decorating cookies or setting the table.
-Prepare guests: Inform family members and friends about their loved one's condition and how to interact with them.
-Use sensory cues: Utilize familiar smells, textures, and music to trigger positive memories.
-Limit crowds and noise: Consider smaller gatherings with less people and controlled noise levels.
-Be patient and supportive: Avoid correcting them if they misremember details, instead, redirect the conversation to a positive topic.
What to avoid:
-Overly stimulating activities: Avoid large gatherings, loud music, or complex games.
-Pressuring them to remember: Don't constantly ask them questions about the past if they struggle to recall.
-Arguing or correcting: Accept their confusion and respond calmly without confrontation.
-Unfamiliar environments: If possible, host the celebration in a familiar setting