Is managing day-to-day finances becoming more complex for you or a loved one living with dementia? 

During Financial Literacy Month, let’s focus on adapting money management to support cognitive changes. Dementia affects skills needed for budgeting, bill paying, and avoiding scams, making proactive steps crucial. 

Strategies like simplifying accounts, automating payments, setting up legal documents like Power of Attorney early, and involving a trusted helper can make a significant difference in maintaining financial safety and reducing stress. 

At Amicus Brain, we understand these challenges. Our digital advisors provide resources and support for both individuals with dementia wanting to manage their finances safely for longer, and for the caregivers assisting them, offering practical tips and guidance. 

Explore how Amicus Brain can support your family’s financial and cognitive well-being at www.amicusbrain.com.

Amicus Brain understands the challenges faced by caregivers of individuals with Alzheimer’s disease. We also recognize the importance of promoting overall health and well-being to reduce the risk of developing dementia.

Our platform provides point-of-need knowledge, training, and support to family caregivers and care professionals who can access it anytime, anywhere using our Artificial Intelligence-powered mobile app.

You can also connect with us to learn how our advisors provide you stress-free, accurate, and unbiased advice in a natural and intuitive interaction mode to help you make smarter choices and improve the quality and speed of your caregiving decision making. Request a demo today at http://amicusbrain.com/request-a-demo

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