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Which Legal Documents Are Needed When Alzheimer’s Touches Your Family? There may come a time when you or a loved one has Alzheimer’s. Regardless of the stage, it can take a deeply emotional, legal, and financial toll on your family. Join us as we point out some issues your family may face and how planning […]

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General Course2 CE creditsLIVE, Interactive Webinar Course Description: In this general course, participants will learn about the cognitive and behavioral symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease and dementia that can cause a person to lose their way while trying to navigate or accomplish a goal. This experience of “getting lost” can occur at any stage of the […]

Free General Course 2 CE credits Location: 305 West End Assisted LivingNew York, NY 10023 Course Description: The environments we create have a powerful impact on how individuals living with dementia feel, function, and move through their day. Thoughtful design can reduce distress, support independence, and help individuals remain in their homes and communities longer. This […]

Everything you need to know about the Medicare & Medicaid (CMS) GUIDE Model – and How You Can Benefit. DESCRIPTION OF PRESENTATION:Ms. Weitzman will introduce the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ nationwide GUIDE Model, a new approach designed to improve dementia care for people living with dementia and their caregivers through coordinated services, care navigation, […]

General Course2 CE creditsLIVE, Interactive Webinar Course Description: Supporting a person living with dementia requires more than meeting their physical needs—it involves fostering a sense of safety, trust, and emotional […]

Speaker:  Ambar Kulshreshtha, MD, PhD, MPH Dr. Kulshreshtha is an associate professor in the family and preventive medicine department at Emory University. Description of Talk: Dr. Kulshreshtha will speak about […]

General Course2 CE creditsLIVE, Interactive Webinar Course Description: Available population data may underestimate the risk and prevalence of dementia across diverse communities in the United States, and there is often […]