Safety Center
Safety is important for everyone, but taking specific precautions becomes vital as dementia progresses. By putting measures in place, you can prevent injuries and help the person with Alzheimer's feel comfortable.
We have resources to assist.
Online Tools
Alzheimer's Navigator™
Take our caregiver support survey and get customized action steps.
Care Team Calendar
Organize offers to help with caregiving using our online tool.
Message Boards
Connect with caregivers going through similar experiences.
Safety Concerns
Location Management
Top Five Tips
Talk about driving after a diagnosis.
Assess your home for safety concerns.
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Be aware that all people with dementia are at risk for wandering or getting lost.
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Enroll in MedicAlert® + Alzheimer's Association Safe Return®
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Order our DVD Alzheimer's and Safety
Plan ahead
Get help and support
Message boards
Get the facts
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