A Guide for an Emergency Room - Hospital Admission for People with Dementia
Be Ready When Every Second Counts

A hospital visit is stressful for anyone—but for individuals with dementia and their caregivers, it can be overwhelming, confusing, and even traumatic. A Guide for an Emergency Room - Hospital Admission for People with Dementia is your must-have companion for navigating the chaos with clarity and compassion.

Whether you're a family member, caregiver, or friend, this essential guide empowers you to prepare for emergencies before they happen—so you’re never caught off guard. Inside, you’ll find practical steps to reduce anxiety and confusion during an ER visit, communicate effectively with hospital staff, and advocate for the unique needs of your loved one.

Inside this book, you’ll learn how to:

• Plan ahead for emergencies with personalized profiles, essential documents, and legal paperwork

• Use Personal Emergency Response Systems and programs like Safe Return to prevent crises

• Work with EMS, police, and hospital teams to provide informed, compassionate care

• Stay calm, organized, and focused in high-stress situations

• Access free caregiver resources and communication training

• Utilize digital care tools like Care tree to streamline updates and manage care across teams

With templates, checklists, and real-world tips, this book helps transform a terrifying ordeal into a manageable process—preserving dignity for your loved one and peace of mind for you.

Don’t wait for a crisis to realize you’re unprepared.
Equip yourself with the tools to act confidently and calmly. Whether you're at the beginning of your caregiving journey or deep in the trenches, this guide will become a trusted resource you return to again and again.

Buy your copy today—and be ready when it matters most.