Introduction
The Alzheimer's Association offers a variety of informational resources, programs and services for caregivers, families and individuals with Alzheimer's disease.
Resources
You can access many of our publications and other resources on this site:
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Message boards and live chat to connect with others online
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Information about our programs and services
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Resource lists from our expert Green-Field librarians that cover a variety of topics including caregiver guides and the caregiver experience.
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Alzheimer’s Association CareSource™ is our online suite of resources that will help coordinate assistance from family and friends, locate senior housing, receive customized care recommendations and enhance caregiving skills.
24/7 Helpline
If you need more information or just someone to talk to, you can call us at 1.800.272.3900 or e-mail us at info@alz.org.
MedicAlert® + Alzheimer's Association Safe Return®
Enroll in MedicAlert® + Alzheimer's Association Safe Return®, our 24-hour nationwide emergency response service for individuals with Alzheimer’s or related dementia that wander or who have a medical emergency.
Web links
Here are some external Web sites that offer caregiving information.
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Alzheimer’s Caregivers - MedlinePlus, National Library of Medicine
This site provides links to information on all aspects of caregiving from several government agencies and nonprofit organizations. -
Caring From a Distance
A nonprofit organization devoted to helping the long-distance caregiver. -
Eldercare Locator - U.S. Administration on Aging
This site provides online and toll-free access to listings of local community services, including respite services, home health care and adult day care. -
AARP
AARP's caregiving section offers information on a variety of caregiving issues. -
Family Caregiver Alliance
This site furnishes a comprehensive collection of full-text caregiver studies, statistics and caregiver materials. -
National Alliance for Caregiving
This nonprofit organization provides information about and for caregivers. Notable are several caregiver reports on surveys and research.







