Recursos confiables para la salud cerebral, el cuidado y el apoyo

This website from the state of Michigan allows individuals or their caregivers to search for aging-related supports, including those covering Alzheimer's disease, by geography or service name.

The Minnesota Board on Aging manages AAAs, ADRCs, and dementia‑capable programs across Minnesota. People with Alzheimer's and their caregivers can find direct support and educational materials on famiyl caregiving, Medicare, housing, transportation, and legal services. It also has links to direct service requests.

Minnesota Aging Pathways (formerly called the Senior LinkAge Line) is a free telephone and chat service designed to make it easy for older adults and their families to find community services. While online options are available, the state suggests calling 800-333-2433 if there is any issue with the forms or chat.

The chapter offers support groups, education, and Helpline access for Minnesota families. The group regularly runs support and informational events, as well as links to community resource tools.

AICDC provides housing services and community referrals for Native elders and caregivers in the Twin Cities metro area. Resources aren't limited to Alzheimer's or dementia concerns, but caregivers of people living with these diseases have mentioned support from AICDC.

The national portal connects Minnesotans to AAAs, respite services, and HCBS caregiver supports.

The University of Minnesota's memory care program provides memory assessment, diagnosis, caregiver counseling, and research opportunities. Appointments or referrals can be made by calling 952 -525‑4500.

HealthPartners offers evaluation, caregiver support, diagnostics, and treatment of memory and cognitive disorders. The Institute also runs clinical trials covering people with memory disorders, conducts caregiver education interviews, and more. The neuroscience center can be reached at 651-495-6300 for information on services and appointments, or community referrals.

The Center's Health Institute partners with Black communities on health navigation, caregiver support, and culturally grounded wellness, with an emphasis on health and food.

The ADRC network’s directory helps residents find dementia services, respite, and caregiver supports. The networks website is in the process of moving and updating, so residents may be referred to the Minnesota Aging Pathways service for some care related to memory and aging care.

Headquartered in Saint Paul, CLUES offers bilingual health navigation, caregiver support, and senior programming for Latino families in Minnesota. Its Mayores Mejores program focuses specifically on members of the Latino community who may be experiencing dementia and their caregivers who are looking to learn more about caring and finding referrals to local resources.

DIW provides culturally grounded elder support and caregiver referrals for Native families in the Twin Cities.

Catholic Charities offers case management and caregiver support to diverse older adults and families. For services related to memory care and Alzheimer's, the group recommends you contact them online or call directly at (612) 204-8500.

The State's health department offers a list of resources on Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementias, including local supports and tools for caregivers. The "For Caregivers" section has a large number of links, resources, classes, and support groups after the page's informational content.

United Way 211 provides free and confidential health and human services information for people in Minnesota. The 24/7 service includes links for support groups, memory care and clinics, home healthcare, consultations, and skilled nursing care, among others.

Volunteers of America has a program to support older adults and their caregivers through support groups, health monitoring and education, and respite care. Adult caregivers or informal providers of in-home and community care are eligible for support, so long as they are caring for an adult 60+ years of age or an individual (of any age) with Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementias. Caregiver support and education services are free to participants; Healthcare services with VOA's Community Health Workers are eligible for Medical Assistance Reimbursements.

Alter addresss dementia-related disparities in the African American community by transforming faith communities into dementia-friendly environments. This page provides details on local Alter partners, most in the Twin Cities, and contact information to learn more or find access to local support through Alter.

The chapter offers support groups, education, and Helpline access for Mississippi families.

The division coordinates caregiver supports, respite services, and ADRCs across Mississippi. You can use the menu for additional transportation, food, and healthcare support as well as homemaker services. The "Find Services" button will also direct you to local MAC centers, many of which have dementia and Alzheimer's related programming.

The portal connects residents to caregiver programs, respite providers, and Medicaid LTSS options.

The University of Mississippi Medical Center's Alzheimer's and Dementia services include caregiver support groups, clinical care, help finding specialists, and educational materials. For appointments, call (601) 496-MIND (6463), and for the Caregiver Support Group, call (601) 984-5610.

MAC helps Mississippi residents get access to many options for long term services and supports for aging individuals as well as those with disabilities. MAC is designed to connect with resources across the state and you can search online or call your local office, with information listed at the bottom of each MAC page.

MSDH offers public health information, risk reduction, and links to community dementia resources.

AARP Mississippi provides caregiver guides, events, and statewide resource links.

211 connects Mississippians to local respite, dementia, transportation, and caregiver services. There are also other services related to aging, housing, and personal matters available for state residents.