What is the Take Me Home program?
The Take Me Home program is intended to help at-risk San Diego County residents get home safely, whether they are wandering or lost due to dementia, autism, or other developmental disabilities.
Consejos para la alimentación y comer con demencia
Hay varios cambios cerebrales que se deben tomar en cuenta para la hora de comer con demencia. Tome estos consejos para manejar la situación.
Dementia Wandering: Causes, Risks, and How to Prevent It
Why does dementia wandering occur and how can you plan ahead? Take a look at our tips for understanding the causes, risks, and more.
Program Spotlight: Community Dementia Education Classes
Community dementia education classes are at the core of the free services we offer at Alzheimer's San Diego, view the variety of offerings at your disposal.
What is Conservatorship? A Guide for Dementia Families
What is conservatorship? When someone is no longer able to handle their own financial or personal affairs, the court can appoint an individual or professional to act on behalf of the incapacitated person.
Ways to Create a Dementia Friendly Home
A dementia friendly home doesn’t necessarily require renovations or new products. Here are some tips to ensure the home is safe, comfortable, and has the appropriate level of support for the person experiencing memory changes.
VOTE: Walk4ALZ 2025 Pet Mascot
Vote on who you want to be the Walk4ALZ 2025 pet mascot winner! You can vote once daily until the poll closes on August 22nd at 11:59 PM PST.
Navigating Veterans Affairs with Dementia
Explore how to navigate Veterans Affairs for people living with dementia and the range of services that can be accessed.
Mejora tu comunicación con las personas con Alzheimer
Manejando la comunicación con las personas con Alzheimer puede tener varios desafíos. Aprenda sobre diferentes técnicas y ejemplos para ayudarte.
Are these symptoms of dementia or mental health issues?
Memory issues is just one of the symptoms that people assume is always caused by dementia, but in reality it can be a product of dementia or mental health issues like depression, anxiety, or PTSD.