Deambulación de personas mayores
La deambulación es común entre las personas con demencia y puede ser peligrosa si se ignora. Aprenda cómo reducir el riesgo y más.
10 Years of ALZ Companions & Volunteer Experiences
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!
Volunteer Spotlight: Martha & Alex
In this Volunteer Spotlight, Martha and Alex share their experiences as a social activities volunteer and an ALZ Companion volunteer, respectively.
Essential Tips for Living Alone with Memory Loss
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: Walk4ALZ 2024 Pet Mascot
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.
¿Qué hago cuándo mi persona con Alzheimer se pierde?
Cuando una persona con Alzheimer se pierde, es aterrador y puede ser muy peligroso. Vea por qué pasa esto y consejos para cómo prevenirlo.
Driving Safety for People Living with Dementia
Good drivers are alert, think clearly and quickly, and make good decisions. When it comes to driving safety for people living with dementia, they should stop operating any vehicles once they are no longer able to do these things.
Preventing Falls for Seniors
One in three older adults age 65 or above fall each year, but steps can be taken for preventing falls for seniors. Check out potential solutions in your home and other tips.
Navigating Alzheimer’s Together: A Story of Strength, Support, and Community
A chat with Loraine about how our services have provided a lifeline for her throughout her husband Dave’s journey with Alzheimer's disease, shedding light on the impact that having a supportive community has for care partners.
Talking to Children About Dementia
When you're thinking of talking to children about dementia, it's natural to want to protect them from difficult situations, but it's important to remember that they need information and support like anyone else.