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We may think of hearing loss as a minor inconvenience, but hearing loss can increase the risk for developing symptoms of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. The degree and duration of hearing loss affect its impact on cognition. Early intervention can produce a better outcome. For more information, visit our website (www.alzcare.org) or call our Education Department at 561.683.2700.

Did you know that people with Alzheimer’s Disease or a related disorder are at risk to wander and become lost on foot? Wandering events are at an all-time high. The education we provide helps to prevent (or reduce) the risk of wandering events. The technology Alzheimer's Community Care provides at little to no cost helps to quickly locate a loved one who has wandered from a supervised setting. ...

In this video, we discuss the new FDA-approved early Alzheimer's pharmaceutical treatment, Kisunla, and provide information patients and caregivers need to know about this treatment option, as well as others that don't require a prescription. For more information, please contact Alzheimer's Community Care at education@alzcare.org.

According to experts, about 40 percent of people with dementia worldwide were afflicted due to lifestyle choices that are modifiable and under the individual’s control. This episode of our video series discusses how people can modify their behaviors to protect and preserve brain health! For more information, contact our experts at education@alzcare.org.

Our 25th Education Conference, themed “The Intersection of Health and Hope,” took place on Wednesday, May 22, 2024. Our conference mission was to provide information, tools, and strategies to address the needs of patients with neurocognitive disorders, and their family and professional caregivers. We are so proud to have had such a successful conference. We’d like to thank the hundreds of atten...

Use Your Non-Dominant Hand to Exercise Your Brain! Intentionally using your non-dominant hand is a way to exercise your brain and even create new connections between brain cells! For more information, contact our experts at education@alzcare.org.

Responding to Stress in a Healthier Way can Protect the Brain! There are often many sources of stress in everyday life. While we rarely have the power to change the stress coming at us, we each have the power to choose how to react! For more information, contact our experts at education@alzcare.org.

The Right Foods Can Protect Your Brain! A diet high in anti-inflammatory foods can help protect both heart and brain from disease! Contact our experts at education@alzcare.org to learn more.

Did you know that good sleep can help prevent Alzheimer’s? Evidence shows that people who get more good sleep appear less likely to develop Alzheimer's. That may be because deep sleep allows the brain to clear out waste products. Contact our experts at education@alzcare.org to learn more!

We are grateful for the generosity of the Leslie L. Alexander Foundation. Their support of the Caregiver Toolbox Project assists families with their caregiving role by providing therapeutic, evidence-based activities customized to address unique patient needs.

ACC Grace Day Center

Our Live Alone Program keeps patients safe.

Alzheimer's Community Care 12th Day Center Grand Opening

Hear the touching story of how a caregiver, a congregation and Alzheimer's Community Care came together to make the community a better place.

SAVING LIVES WITH OUR ID LOCATOR SERVICE.

Floridians Find Hope at Alzheimer’s Community Care

Caregiver Toolbox

A Day at the Day Center - Fort Pierce

A Day at the Day Center - Wellington

A Day at the Day Center - West Lake Worth

A Day at the Day Center - North Stuart

A Day at the Day Center - Palm Beach Gardens

A Day at the Day Center - Lake Worth Beach

A Day at the Day Center - Port St Lucie

A Day at the Day Center - Delray Beach

A Day at the Day Center - Pahokee

A Day at the Day Center - Lake Worth

A Day at the Day Center - Boca Raton

Rescue You - 2020 Seasons of Life Luncheon