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The Eldercare Locator connects Montanans to Area Agencies on Aging, ADRCs, respite, and dementia resources in their counties.

The center offers aging and dementia-related education and connects caregivers to regional resources. While the center is closing on campus, the University says it will continue to share resources and try to connect people to State partners through online and phone options.

Missoula Aging Services provides caregiver support, memory programs, and navigation services for families in western Montana.

Montana 211 helps families find local caregiver supports and respite, adult day services, and Alzheimer’s resources. Broader adult services include help shopping, home repair, senior centers, and Medicare support.

The program helps tribal elders and caregivers find culturally rooted services and linkages to dementia resources across Montana reservations.

The NRCNAA offers contact details for a variety of senior services, including this page for the Blackfeet Tribe-Eagle Shield Center in Browning. Users often note that the NRCNAA pages make it easier to find resources specific to caregiving, aging, and support for diseases like Alzheimer's.

Messengers for Health provides education and support older adults and connect families to caregiver and dementia resources on the Apsáalooke (Crow) Reservation in Montana. It suggests downloading its "Elder Resource Guide" and calling to get connected with different support systems.

The Montana’s Alzheimer’s and Dementia State Plan Coalition provides educational resources on Alzheimer's disease relevant to the state of Montana. It discusses the plan for taking care of the state's residents and caregivers, and has links to some service providers.

The Institute offers support for people in Montana facing complex medical concerns, and runs its HERO program designed to help eople enroll in clinical trials and research studies related to Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson's, and other age-related or brain health concerns.

The Montana State University Extention offers a variety of services and support focused on Alzheimer's disease and related dementia. This page covers legal and financial resources, both in general and those specific to communities like farmers. It often calls its resources "packets" like this one for caregivers: https://www.montana.edu/extension/alzheimers/packet/index.html

The State Unit on Aging manages statewide caregiver programs, ADRCs, and aging network coordination. The Directories tab provides contact details for AAAs, wellness centers, and services specializes in Alzheimer's and dementia care.

The Nebraska Chapter offers statewide education, a 24/7 Helpline, and support groups for caregivers.

The Nebraska state government also offers content specific to its State Alzheimer's Plan. There are specific supports for caregivers and people with dementia, such as respite care and training, as well as contact details for different departments.

The Eldercare Locator connects Nebraskans to local ADRCs, respite programs, and dementia supports.

ENOA supports caregivers with respite, support groups, and navigation services in the Omaha metro area. There are a variety of in-home and facility-based services, and the ENOA recommends calling 402.444.6444 for help getting started.

211 Nebraska helps families find local caregiver services, adult day programs, and Alzheimer’s resources near them. Some services may require you to fill out "Save Our Seniors" referral forms, but this can be done over the phone when calling 211.

The ADRC provides options counseling, benefits assistance, and referrals for dementia and caregiver services statewide.

NUIHC provides culturally relevant support for Native elders, caregiver education, and medical clinics in the Omaha area. Tired Moccasins specifically focuses on food, activity, respite, and medical transportation support, but the NUIHC encourages people to contact it for help finding other available care as needed.

This Kearney-based Agency on Aging serves 14 counties with Health and Nutrition, Legal, Care Management, Medicaid Waiver, Insurance Counseling, Caregiver Assistance, SMP, and Information/Assistance. You can contact it toll-free at 800.658.4320 for support or help finding your local AAA if you're not in the covered area.

The regional AAA connects people with Alzheimer's and their caregivers to respite and dementia-capable services in western Nebraska. To schedule an appointment with the Disability Resource Center, call (844) 843-6364 or (308) 535-8195.

UNMC provides neurological care and caregiver assistance to support managing the care of an Alzheimer’s patient. It can help residents find local support, get access to clinical trials, find Alzheimer's specialists, and learn more about the latest research.

Nevada's Aging and Disability Services Division manages statewide caregiver programs, ADRCs, and aging network coordination. The Directories tab provides contact details for AAAs, wellness centers, and services specializes in Alzheimer's and dementia care.

The Desert Southwest Chapter provides Helpline access, education, and support groups serving Nevada communities. Like some other resources on this list, Nevada residents may find closer support groups or service providers that are based in Arizona.

Nevada Care Connection works with older adults, people with disabilities like Alzheimer's and dementia, and family caregivers to explore a variety of services, resources, and state programs available to them. You can contact care supports directly or use its "Request Help" tool to learn more about resources related to specific needs or conditions.

The university’s center shares dementia education, memory care resources, and caregiver supports for Nevada residents. Services include workshops but you'll need to sign up for its newsletter or call directly for information on upcoming events.