Dementia Friendly Resources
Navigating dementia with someone you love can feel overwhelming at times. Sometimes it’s the small insights, trusted resources, or practical tools that provide the greatest comfort and clarity. We’ve gathered information here to support you, empower you, and help you feel connected every step of the way.
LINKS AND RESOURCES
Free 24/7 Alzheimer’s & Dementia Helpline | Call 800.272.3900
Non-profit organization that plans, develops, funds, administers, and coordinates programs and services in Maricopa County for adults, 60 years of age and older, family caregivers of older adults, adults ages 18-59 with physical disabilities and long-term care needs, and persons 18 and older with HIV. The Agency also serves many special populations including elder refugees, persons with behavioral health conditions, and victims of late-life domestic violence, elder abuse, and sexual assault.
Browse information, tools, and resources for understanding life and caregiving with Alzheimer's and dementia.
Tips for Caregivers and Families of People With Dementia
As a resident of Buckeye, if you’ve recently been discharged from the hospital or are managing a chronic illness, you may be eligible for enrollment in to our award-winning Community Paramedicine Program.
Let our team help you:
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Understand your medical discharge instructions and paperwork
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Obtain new and refill prescriptions and explain when and how to take them
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Have a safe home environment that’s clear of obstructions and tripping hazards
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Connect you to essential resources
A place for seniors to enjoy programs, activities and services that improve quality of life and enhance independence. Programs include fitness classes, outings, parties, social programs, daily congregate and home delivered meal programs and more.
A national network of communities, organizations and individuals seeking to ensure that communities across the U.S. are equipped to support people living with dementia and their care partners. Access 100s of resources to help make your life easier including: airports, banks, hospitals, legal, libraries, resteraunts and more
Partners in Health and aging. Promoting health and well-being through vitally needed services to homebound adults, family caregivers, and grandfamilies.
Assist a growing number of family caregivers with practical assistance, support, and information via an interactive drop-Down list. Connect and empower family caregivers with programs, articles and resources that show a positive effect on their and boost their confidence and skills.
In-home senior care that leads with the heart.
Helping older adults live safely and independently at home.
Life changing Hospice Care. Hospice is not a place but a philosophy. Living in comfort wherever you call home is what most people wish for when nearing the end of an illness and life. At Mountain View Hospice, we understand the unique needs and challenges you and your loved ones are facing during this difficult time. We are dedicated to supporting you with expert care and compassion to help you live comfortably and fully.
Care for Veterans with Alzheimer’s or dementia is provided throughout the full range of VA health care services. Depending on the Veterans needs, services may include Home Based Primary Care, Homemaker and Home Health Aide, Respite Care, Adult Day Health Care, outpatient clinic, inpatient hospital, Nursing Home, Palliative Care, or Hospice Care. Caregiver Support is also an essential part of these services.
