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helpforalzheimersfamilies.com

5 Care Professionals receive top Home Instead award.

dementiasociety.org

The Big Umbrella™ - A Brief Guide to Understanding Dementia, Care Planning & Enhancing Your Brain’s Health

alzfdn.org

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lewybodyresourcecenter.org

In addition to reading the information below, please also HOVER OVER THE CAREGIVING & SUPPORT TAB on the home page and click on the STATE to access the MANY RESOURCES available. LEWY BODY DEMENTIA NEW YORK CAREGIVING & SUPPORT

careforth.com

Discover practical home safety, comfort, and emergency planning tips for caregivers. Learn how to create a secure, welcoming space for your aging loved ones.

alz.org

Contact us 24/7 at our Helpline: 1.800.272.3900. Find additional information for the national and local Alzheimer's Association offices and other resources.

hopehealthco.org

HopeHealth offers a variety of support for caregivers and those coping with the loss of a loved one. Learn more about our support groups.

agingcare.com

helping family caregivers find senior housing, in-home care, elder care resources, and caregiver support.

alzimpact.org

WASHINGTON, D.C., Oct. 29, 2025 — The Alzheimer’s Association will convene state agency officials from across the country for the fourth annual State Dementia Services Coordinator (DSC) Summit, taking place October 29-30, 2025 in Washington, D.C. “State dementia services coordinators are on the front lines of addressing the Alzheimer’s public health crisis,” said Jennifer Rosen, vice president of state affairs at the Alzheimer’s Association. “The State DSC Summit is designed to empower these leaders with the tools, knowledge and connections they need to drive meaningful change in their states.” This event brings together state officials who hold dementia as a core focus of their job responsibilities to collaborate, share insights and explore innovative solutions to better support the over 7 million Americans living with Alzheimer’s and their nearly 12 million caregivers. The DSC Summit serves as an important forum for identifying transformative solutions that can be implemented in every state. This year’s DSC Summit will feature sessions on BOLD implementation, breakthroughs in risk reduction, advancements in Alzheimer’s biomarkers, equipping clinicians for early and accurate diagnosis, care coordination and support for families, preventing unnecessary hospitalizations, and state-level strategies for dementia inclusion in health assessments and aging plans. The agenda also includes robust discussions and opportunities for peer-to-peer learning. Attendees will explore how to make and sustain progress, maximize resources, and ensure dementia remains a priority in every state. “The Alzheimer’s Association continues to lead efforts to strengthen state-level responses to Alzheimer’s and other dementias by championing bipartisan policies and establishing dedicated roles within state agencies. Through our collaboration with these officials, we’re driving meaningful improvements in care, support, and public health strategies,” said Robert Egge, Alzheimer’s Association chief