Dedicated to patient and family information, education, support, advocacy, and research of alzheimer's.

Offers families or individuals in need of one-on-one information to meet with a staff member to discuss their particular needs and learn about available community services.

Provides a range of Alzheimer's disease and all dementia-related support groups.

Support group for caregivers of person with Alzheimer's Disease and other dementias.

Free service offering support for people living with dementia, caregivers, families, and the public. Connect with a live professional who can provide information, local resources, crisis assistance, and emotional support.

Offers various trainings for caregivers of loved ones living with Alzheimer's disease or another dementia.

Offers community education programs at various locations, virtually, and by request.

Maintains 100 bed facility and provides minimal, intermediate, skilled and subacute nursing care for persons with Alzheimer's and other related dementials. Facility and activities specifically designed for persons with Alzheimer's disease and other related dementias.

Memory Care communities, which include Alzheimer’s care and Dementia care facilities, consist of specially designed living spaces and supporting environments for those who are living with cognitive challenges brought on by Alzheimer’s care and dementia. These may include carefully considered flooring to reduce problematic patterns for those with Alzheimer’s or dementia and wall colors that help them to find the way. The dementia care environment helps cue its residents in their daily lives. Areas of the community are set up for safe engagement in activities such as gardening, kitchen work, and other life skills that provide purposeful and meaningful successful moments.

Provides educational series of classes for people diagnosed in the early stages of the disease, also provided is social engagement activities.

Offers training programs on how to improve communication with and care for persons with memory loss.

Provides a program designed to build a care plan that includes screening and assessment, information and referrals to appropriate community services, companion care, adult day support or assisted living and coordination of care between medical social services and other providers. Program is facilitated by care navigators, geriatricians, and other professional staff.

Support group for caregivers, family and friends of those with Alzheimer's Disease. Provides an opportunity for people to meet regularly for mutual emotional support, to exchange ideas and information, and develop coping skills. Facilitated by a professional leader and a family member.

Offers supportive listening, information, and referrals.

Provides an opportunity for caregivers and persons in early stages of memory loss to share their feelings and concerns with others who are facing similar challenges. Meetings are held at various times throughout the 24 counties.

Provides community education through a speaker's bureau. Both public education and professional training available.

Provides access to listings of local Alzheimer's resources as well as community programs and services.

Memory Care communities, which include Alzheimer’s care and Dementia care facilities, consist of specially designed living spaces and supporting environments for those who are living with cognitive challenges brought on by Alzheimer’s care and dementia. These may include carefully considered flooring to reduce problematic patterns for those with Alzheimer’s or dementia and wall colors that help them to find the way. The dementia care environment helps cue its residents in their daily lives. Areas of the community are set up for safe engagement in activities such as gardening, kitchen work, and other life skills that provide purposeful and meaningful successful moments.

Support groups are to be determined in the future and will be posted on the website virtual support groups coming soon!

Provides I.D. bracelets or necklaces to memory impaired persons for fast I.D. and return home if found wandering. I.D. also available for the caregiver.

Provides non-medical in home care services to provide a break for caregivers.

Provides reliable information and support to all those who need assistance.

Proactively works with local agencies to identify older people 60 years of age and over and adults with known or suspected Alzheimer's disease or a related dementia, who are living alone, have an intellectual developmental disability and/or have caregivers in needs of support. Once a referral is received a nurse and social worker will make a home visit to assess the situation, begin linking to community resources and provide case management support.

Provides development of care plan by agency social workers, which identifies needs and assists families in accessing needed services, including nursing home placement.

Enables family caregivers to be temporarily relieved from their caregiving responsibilities.