Alzheimer's Care

Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's Disease is a full-time job. Here you'll find guides that'll make caring for your loved one a little easier, written by caregivers who have been where you are.

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Making the Most of Doctor's Appointments
Taking a loved one with Alzheimer's disease to see the doctor presents a whole slew of challenges. Expert Caregiver Dorian Martin gives you tips for ensuring a positive experience.
What About the Caregivers? A Q&A with Eric Hall of AFA
Our Alzheimer's Connection speaks with president of the Alzheimer's Foundation of America to learn more about their new survey, Alzheimer's stigma and diagnosis, and what we can do to support caregivers.
Caring for Caregivers: Learning to Listen to Your Body
Psychologist Dr. Rick Wirtz describes the "red flags" caregivers should look for as they monitor their own health.

Dealing with Disorientation: Using a "Reminder Board"
Expert caregiver Dorian Martin shares her trick for helping her mom remember details of daily routines.
When It Comes to Decision-Making for Individuals With Alzheimer's Disease, Simpler is Better
Dorian Martin, who cares for her mother with Alzheimer's, explains the steps she takes to keep decision-making easy and stress-free for her mother.