Would a move drastically effect my mother's Alzheimer's disease?

Moving a person with Alzheimer's may or may not have adverse affects. It depends upon the stage of the disease and whether one is still oriented to place- whether he See also:
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See all 660 questions about Alzheimer's and Other Dementias or she retains familiarity with her environment. It depends upon one's prior adapation to change and whether in fact she has moved often and how well she coped with the moves. It depends upon where one is moving from and where she is moving to in terms of quality of life. Usually, if one is moving to a very supportive environment and appropriate setting with caring people the move can have positive effects. Alzheimer patients respond to attention and companionship. Initially, your mom might be confused and need more direction and assistance but this will be temporary. The move will not hasten the progression of the disease.

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