Late-Stage Dementia: severe cognitive impairment and declining function (inability to recognise loved ones, unable to ambulate independently, incontinence of urine or faeces)
Mid-Stage Dementia: moderate cognitive impairment with physical function often preserved. People with mid-stage dementia may be living with support in the community or a low-care residential aged care setting.
Early Stage: Mild cognitive impairment with a preserved ability to self-care and undertake activities of daily living.