Living with Dementia > Association Support

No one needs to go through this journey alone. The impact on people with Alzheimer’s and their families and friends can be overwhelming. We offer a variety of free programs, services, and resource information to help you cope with all aspects of the disease and its progression.

Listed below are some of the services we offer. For any additional additional information or assistance, please call our Helpline or visit our Chapter website here.

Helpline / Information & Referral
Call 1-800-272-3900, 24-hours a day, 7 days a week, to speak confidentially with a trained Helpline specialist who will provide information, support and referrals to local resources.

We also have a wide range of free educational materials to assist you. Our Alzheimer’s Resource Libraries offer the loan of books and videos.

Family Care Consultation
A professional Care Consultant can assist you with individualized guidance on care options, interventions and resources to address your immediate needs and plan for the future. This confidential service offers ongoing support throughout the course of the disease, free of charge. Our staff is available by phone and/or through scheduled office or home visits.

Support Groups
Trained facilitators meet with small groups of caregivers to share information and experiences, build new skills, and offer peer support and ideas. Participation is free of charge. Please call our office or click here for locations and times of Support Groups meeting in your area.

Education
Our Education Programs are designed to increase awareness and knowledge about the disease. Topics of these practical sessions include introductions to the disease, addressing behavioral challenges, long-term planning and much more. Please contact our office or click here for locations and times of upcoming programs.

MedicAlert + Safe Return®
Wandering is one of the greatest risks for a person with Alzheimer’s disease. MedicAlert + Safe Return is a nationwide identification and education program that mobilizes first responders should an individual become lost. The program provides peace of mind to caregivers as well as information on home safety and wandering prevention. Scholarships are available to eligible families to assist with the initial fee for enrollment.