What are the pros and cons of using a phone for people with dementia?

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Using a phone for individuals with dementia has both pros and cons. A phone can provide a means of communication, but there is also the risk of falling victim to phone scams. Scammers often target seniors and individuals with cognitive impairments, posing as trusted representatives. To reduce the risk of falling victim to phone scams, using a phone with built-in safety features such as call blocking and caller ID, and being cautious when receiving unsolicited phone calls can be effective. For seniors with dementia, using a specialized phone for seniors with dementia with features such as large buttons and voice recognition can also be helpful.

What were the benefits and challenges? Let's explore this important topic together and learn more about how we can support individuals with dementia and their caregivers.