Photograph taken by Chet Tigard, participant of Chapter's early stage group,
                                        Discovering Connections

Thank you for visiting the Alzheimer's Early Stage Website.  "Early-Stage" refers to people, irrespective of age, who are diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease or related disorders and are in the beginning stages of the disease.  In this stage thy retain the ability to participate in daily activities and in give-and-take dialogue.  This includes persons with "young onset" that develop dementia under age 65 and who are still in the early stages of the disease. 

Whether you are in the process of being diagnosed or have been recently diagnosed with Alzheimer's or a related disorder, the Alzheimer's Association is the leader in providing care, support, education, and engagement opportunities for people with dementia and their families.  Today is a great opportunity for you to:

• Learn more about early-stage memory loss
• The next steps
• Request a care consultation
• Join a support group
• Get involved!  Click here to receive weekly reminders of our activities.

See what's going on in your community! to view the early-stage programs.

Click here to view early-stage events.

Living with Alzheimer's was not what you planned, but together, we can work on a new plan.  Please call us anytime day or night at 713.314.1314. 

Click below if you are the diagnosed or carepartner to get started.