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The Pat Summitt Clinic offers diagnostic services, treatment, counseling, and caregiver referral support for dementia. You can also find out about clinical research or sign up for local trials. They offer a 24-hour toll-free hotline (800-438-4380) for information, support and referrals.

FiftyForward offers adult day programs, caregiver education, social support, and dementia-friendly initiatives in the Nashville and Middle Tennessee area.

Alter partners with Black churches around the U.S. to help them become dementia-friendly, hosting support, training, and outreach tailored for African American families. It has multiple partners throughout Tennessee, including in major metro areas like Memphis and Nashville.

The Knoxville Area Urban League offers health, education, and community programs (such as health equity partnerships) that include Alzheimer's support and caregiver outreach for Black families in East Tennessee.

Tennessee 211 is a statewide referral service that helps connect families with dementia services, respite, caregiver supports, and local resources.

The ABIDE Respite Ministry provides volunteer-led daytime respite programs for people with dementia, plus caregiver support and social activities in Chattanooga.

Alzheimers.net keeps an updated list of state Alzheimer's organizations, end of life resources, hospice and palliative care, support groups, legal advocacy, and more.

Alzheimer’s & Dementia Services of Memphis offers day programs and other care for people with dementia and Alzheimer's disease. It's goal is to prevent, divert or delay the need for institutionalized care and its associated financial and emotional costs. There are also ADS caregiver services to provide respite.

Memory Makers of the Midsouth offers Memory Cafes that are open to anyone with memory loss and their care partners, and are free to attend. They are located in community spaces like libraries and houses of worship throughout Memphis and the surrounding counties.

The Texas ADRC Network (part of “No Wrong Door”) offers options counseling, benefits assistance, and referrals to caregiver and dementia services across Texas. To find your local ARDC and get support, use the site or call 855-YES-ADRC (855-937-2372).

The Alzheimer’s Association’s Texas chapters offer statewide education, the 24/7 Helpline, support groups, and care consultation for families impacted by dementia. Use the map tool to find the right location based on your area.

The Eldercare Locator helps Texans connect with local aging and disability services, ADRCs, respite programs, and dementia caregiver supports.

The Biggs Institute offers clinical evaluation, caregiver education, community programs, and research in Alzheimer’s disease in the San Antonio / South Texas region. There's also a hotline to call if you're interested in learning about what clinical trials may be available to you.

AARP manages this family caregiver guide to help you find the services and support you might need throughout your journey. They include medical care, housing support, information, AAA contacts, and more.

Baylor’s memory disorders center in Houston provides diagnostic services, memory screening, education, and referrals to caregiver support and community resources. You can call to make an appointment, learn about clinical trials, or ask questions about medicine to treat Alzheimer's.

BakerRipley operates 16 Senior Health & Wellness Centers in Houston and Harris County, offering cognitive health, social, wellness, and referral services (in English & Spanish).

Catholic Charities Dallas provides senior programming, case management, and referrals, particularly serving multicultural and immigrant families in the Dallas are

Black Dementia Minds hosts expressive support groups and discussion spaces specifically for Black people living with dementia and their caregivers, including a group in San Antonio, Texas.

The Dallas AAA supports caregivers with training, respite services, dementia-capable connections, and information & referral services across Dallas County. There are also care coordination, food, referral, and benefits counseling options available for people with Alzheimer's disease and dementia.

CarePartners runs “Common Ground” peer support groups for caregivers (including those caring for individuals with memory loss) across Texas, with virtual and in-person options.

Dementia Friendly Fort Worth offers resources for faith communities, care communities, and others wanting to offer a dementia friendly chapel service. People with dementia and their caregivers can also find local resources offering faith-based programs and educational series.

Utah's Aging and Adult Services oversees aging services, AAAs, caregiver support programs, and works with ADRCs and community partners to connect families to dementia care across Utah. You can find support specific to Alzheimer's as well as broader categories like Medicare assistance and nutrition programs.

The Utah chapter offers education, support groups, care consultation, and access to the Alzheimer’s Association’s 24/7 Helpline for Utah families.

The Eldercare Locator helps Utahns find local aging services, ADRCs or equivalent, respite care, and dementia caregiver supports.

This government page is designed to help people with Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementias and their caregivers. You can find links to local resources, support for people living with dementia, caregiver supports, care coordination services, and more.