Lots of specialists recommend that patients who suffers of Alzheimer's disease symptoms should be cared in the comfort of their own house because they feel more cozy in their own home being treated by the others members of the family. Also they can receive visits at any time and don't feel no inhibition in manifesting their needs, their desires or their symptoms. Most Alzheimer's patients can be cared for at home by a family member or friend, at least until the disease becomes severe.

Maintenance therapy is based on maximizing individual skills as they change and to resolve problems as they arise. Tasks range from caregivers to maintain a safe environment and putting the patient every day to find solutions to solve or minimize disturbance of conduct, as deviant and sleep disorders. There is a singular therapy to be useful to all people. Success depends on taking care of the person in charge of involvement in care decisions about treatment. These decisions will affect you both sick and the caretaker.



Treatment of advanced state of Alzheimer's disease symptoms:
As the disease progresses, providing care is becoming increasingly difficult. Providing care for a person with Alzheimer's is difficult, regardless of training or devotion to sick person. Patient's hospitalization in an institution can be a difficult decision to take, but in some cases specialized institutions dealing with these patients may be the best solution.

Treatment in terminal stages:
Because Alzheimer's disease evolves and symptoms worsen while some people choose to discuss certain issues that they care and legal problems that will occur. These people choose to write or say as long as desires are still in full mental faculties. Some patients want to try all the therapies that prolong life, while others prefer measures to maintain comfort without prolonging life.



Outpatient treatment (at home):
Most people in the moment of being diagnosed with Alzheimer's go through states of anger, fear, depression, anxiety and concern about future.
Although the disease evolves over time, some people are able to continue normal activities for many years, even at a low level.
*Issues facing people with Alzheimer's and their family are:
- Whether to also drive the car or not. People in the early stages of disease should be periodically investigated to determine whether or not to drive safely. Family members can detect changes in driving behavior by simply traveling in the car.
- Legal and financial measures to be taken. Diagnosed in the period ahead is recommended writing a will and appoint a lawyer.

These measures are evidence that the wishes regarding therapy are documented.