Caregivers for Alzheimer's and Dementia Face Special Challenges
You are not alone. Whether you need information about early-stage caregiving, middle-stage caregiving, or late-stage caregiving, the Alzheimer's Association is here to help.
Get advice from our caregiver community
Caregivers Message Board Forum:
Do we use the "A" word?
Spouse or Partner Caregiver Forum:
Should I put my husband in respite care?
Younger-Onset AD or Other Dementia Forum:
Husband diagnosed at 59, symptoms began at 57, he's now 60.
A Caregiver’s Decision to Participate in Clinical Trials
Volunteers – both with and without Alzheimer’s disease – are needed to participate in actively enrolling clinical trials about Alzheimer’s and related dementias.
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Take control with online tools
Join our free, online community for everyone affected by Alzheimer’s or another dementia. ALZConnected Members can share their questions, experiences and tips via message boards and live chat rooms.
A diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease raises many questions. The Alzheimer's Navigator — a free online tool designed specifically for individuals with Alzheimer's disease and their caregivers — helps guide you to answers by creating customized action plans and providing access to information, support and local resources.
Use our free, online tool that helps you to easily locate dementia resources, programs and services in your area. Search and find a wide range of services to fulfill your immediate needs and plan for the future, such as housing options, care at home, medical service, legal services and adult day centers.
Alzheimer caregivers frequently report experiencing high levels of stress. Take our quiz and get personalized resources to help.
As Alzheimer's progresses, the person with dementia will require a greater level of care. Learn new caregiving and coping skills with our workshops, e-learning courses, DVDs and books.
CareZone is a free Alzheimer’s and dementia caregiving mobile app. The app helps you coordinate care, manage important health info, track meds, and access helpful Alzheimer's Association resources — all from your phone.







