Alzheimer's Care Resource Centers are a Useful Tool for Alzheimer's Caregivers

The Alzheimer's Disease Research Centers around the country are an important source of information and help for Alzheimer's caregivers and family caregivers.Alzheimer's Reading RoomI often receive emails from readers asking me how to find someone that is experienced in the diagnosis of dementia, or searching for help on other Alzheimer's care related problems. When this happens, the first thing I do is ask them their location.Alzheimer's CareThere are about 30 Alzheimer's Disease Research Centers (ADRC) around the country. When most people think ADRC they think research.However, most ADRCs have doctors in practice, practicing neurologists, a long list of resources that can benefit family caregivers, and they can help identify dementia care resources that are available in your area.How to Get a Person Living with Dementia to CooperateThe ADRC is a go to place for all Alzheimer's caregivers. Even if there is not one nearby, you can still call and ask for their help, guidance, and assistance.How to Get Answers To Your Questions About Alzheimer's and DementiaThese centers can be very helpful to families, and I suggest if you have a problem or question you contact them. Most of the doctors and scientists are affiliated with other medical institutions in their state. So even if the ADRC is not close by, but is in your state,they can be a great resource for referrals and information.The map and list below has the location of the currently available ADRCs.The National Institute on Ag...
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