Meet the Walk4ALZ 2024 Pet Mascot, Tucker!
Read all about our Walk4ALZ 2024 Pet Mascot, Tucker, and the connection his human parents, Robert and Loraine, have to Alzheimer's disease.
Read all about our Walk4ALZ 2024 Pet Mascot, Tucker, and the connection his human parents, Robert and Loraine, have to Alzheimer's disease.
Frontotemporal dementia is often confused with Alzheimer’s disease, but molecularly and behavior-wise, the two are totally different.
It's typical for half of people living with dementia to have anosognosia. Learn the difference between this and denial, as well as learning how to communicate properly with them.
As the San Diego heat continues, it’s important to keep hydration top of mind. Read through some dehydration concerns and tips for preventing those problems for people living with dementia.
La deambulación es común entre las personas con demencia y puede ser peligrosa si se ignora. Aprenda cómo reducir el riesgo y más.
While looking back on the ALZ Companions program's impact the past 10 years, we also highlight the experiences in the program of two wonderful volunteers - Jose & Yixin!
In this Volunteer Spotlight, Martha and Alex share their experiences as a social activities volunteer and an ALZ Companion volunteer, respectively.
Nerin joined our team in the spring of 2024 and serves as the first point of contact for those coming into our office or those calling our main line for support.
Nearly 90% of older adults prefer to remain in their current homes as they age, and individuals living with dementia are no exception. This Clinical Care Coach Corner piece by Nelly Gonzalez shares proactive tips to consider for those living alone with memory loss.
Vote on who you want to be the Walk4ALZ 2024 pet mascot winner! You can vote once daily until the poll closes on Sunday, August 18th at 11:59 PM PST.