Dear Friends and Colleagues,

To keep things simple here, let's call "your loved one with dementia" Frances. Frances may be your husband or wife, your mother or father, your sibling or friend. We always refer to her as "she."

You may find yourself (or Frances' caregivers...

The number of Americans living with Alzheimer’s disease is growing and growing fast. An estimated 5.4 million American

s of all ages have Alzheimer’s disease. One in nine people age 65 and older has Alzheimer’s disease.  By 2050, the number of pooeple age 65 an older wi...

Before attending this meeting: Please call Dr. Jane Mahakian at 949.212.4105 for a brief telephone assessment, and to be sure there is availability. 

The Alzheimer’s care journey requires a team or village approach.  We cannot care for our loved ones by ourselves.  The stress of day-to-day care, watching your loved one’s health deteriorate, and having to make difficult decisions about long-term care can leave anyone...

You need to learn about the best care options for your loved one that includes memory care communities, assisted living, or home care. Learn more about local and state-wide resources.

Your family needs education and/or direction in dealing with behaviors associated with...