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

The Maier Institute focuses on healthcare and medical treatment of Alzheimer's and related dementias. It has programs to help patients, their families and caregivers navigate the complex needs of Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.

PAAC offers dementia caregiver education, training, and faith-based outreach to support Black families across West Virginia.

The Senior Monongalians center provides caregiver support, respite coordination, and dementia-friendly programs for families in Monongalia County.

The AAAOA and its partners provide caregiver support, respite programs, and dementia resources to West Virginia families in bordering communities.

WV 211 lists caregiver services, adult day programs, and dementia supports across the state.

Kanawha Valley Senior Services provides caregiver support, nutrition programs, and dementia-related community resources for families in the Charleston area.

This county agency offers caregiver respite, adult daycare and dementia support groups, and senior services for families in Raleigh County.

JCCOA provides caregiver support, dementia-friendly programs, and case management services for older adults and their families in the Eastern Panhandle.

Bridging Resources West Virginia provides a state list of long-term services and supports for caregivers and people with Alzheimer's or dementia. The single portal aims to minimize confusion, enhance consumer choice, and support informed decision making.

Appalachian Agency for Senior Citizens is a private non-profit that offers a variety of services for seniors and their caregivers. Alzheimer's and dementia programs can vary based on availability and community partnerships, but often include adult care and community events, transportation support, and care coordination.

The Wisconsin DHS runs dementia-capable programs, caregiver supports, and related initiatives across the state. You'll find a variety of programs that cover healthcare, benefits, disabilities, Medicaid support, and resources specific to Alzheimer's disease and dementia.

The state has put together this list of resources focused on caregivers and getting support for someone in your care. This page includes access to ADRCs, programs like adult day care, respite, local support groups, and a specific Alzheimer’s Family and Caregiver Support Program.

The Wisconsin Chapter offers education programs, access to the 24/7 Helpline, and support groups for caregivers statewide.

The Eldercare Locator connects Wisconsin residents to Area Agencies on Aging, ADRCs, respite care, and dementia services.

ADRCs provide options counseling, benefits assistance, and referrals to caregiver and Alzheimer's/dementia services across the state. This page helps you find your local resource.

This state initiative promotes dementia-friendly communities, caregiver education, and memory care resources. You can find specific Alzheimer's programs and locations prepared to support activities for people with memory conditions.

Amazing Place offers free support groups for caregivers of people with dementia, serving the Houston area, including some with a specific focus on communities of color.

The Latino Health Council partners with community groups to deliver Spanish-language dementia education and caregiver support in Madison.

The department provides caregiver support, memory cafés, and dementia resources for families in Milwaukee County. You can also search for Alzheimer's specific support programs, referrals, and senior centers.

The ADRC of Brown County offers caregiver assistance, respite coordination, and dementia support programs in the Green Bay region.

UW Health provides memory evaluations, caregiver education, and support services for Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias. You can also look into ongoing research and clinical trials through UW.

The Latino Geriatric Center provides Spanish-language caregiver education and memory clinic supports for Hispanic families in Milwaukee.

The Wisconsin Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center advances clinical research, education, and training to improve diagnosis, treatment, and care for patients with Alzheimer’s disease. The "Request a Talk" feature makes staff and researchers available to speak to groups of caregivers, professionals, or other community members.

This program offers comprehensive memory evaluations, clinical trials, and caregiver education in Milwaukee.

The Wisconsin Family and Caregiver Support Alliance works to find caregiving groups and resources like respite care for people across the state. The easiest way to find local support is to click on your county on its interactive map.