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Alzheimer's Support

You may be afraid of an Alzheimer's diagnosis. This is normal. But if your loved one is diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease or dementia, there is support available for friends, families, and partners of those afflicted.

Get the Guide
Get a free Guide to Alzheimer's. It will help you understand the disease and how it affects your loved one.

Long-term Care Concerns
Learn how to manage the situation when a loved one who is in a long-term care facility shows signs of Alzheimer's.

Resources
Get a list of institutions and agencies that can help caregivers and the elderly population.

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The Guide to Alzheimer's includes:

What you should know about the disease
Doctor discussion tips
Information about a prescription treatment option

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All quotes included in this Web site represent the individual experience of some doctors, some patients, and their caregivers. Individual responses to treatment may vary. Actual identities have been changed to protect individual privacy.

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