About the Library

The Alzheimer's Association Green-Field Library is a national, privately funded resource facility providing information, materials and services on Alzheimer’s disease. We are the nation’s largest library and resource center specifically devoted to increasing knowledge about the clinical, scientific and social aspects of Alzheimer's and related dementias. We fulfill thousands of inquiries a year serving a variety of audiences including the general public, educators, healthcare professionals and families living with Alzheimer's disease.

Our library can help:

• answer questions about Alzheimer's disease and related dementias
• search for materials on topics
• locate statistics
• find a certain article or book title
• connect you with resources

What you'll find in our Virtual Library:

• Use the Online Catalog to find out if we have the materials you're looking for in our collection.
  
• Explore Popular Searches, Resource Lists, Databases and Links to find even more resources and materials that interest you.
  
• Go to Association Publications to access over 140 brochures, fact sheets and reports on Alzheimer's disease. 
  
• Keep track of your favorite books, videos and Web sites through Social Bookmarking.
• Learn How to Borrow materials from the Green-Field Library or yours.

There are many ways to contact us:

Online: Ask a Librarian
E-mail: greenfield@alz.org
Phone: 312.335.9602 or 800.272.3900 (ask to be transferred to the Green-Field Library)
Fax: 866.699.1238
In Person/Mail: Alzheimer's Association Green-Field Library, 225 N Michigan Ave, Fl 17, Chicago, IL 60101-7633
Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Central Time) Monday through Friday.
Map: View Map and Get Directions