Best Senior Care Choices

09/04/2026

You must learn the importance of having an estate plan! Here is an opportunity!

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08/20/2026

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07/26/2026

Possibly good news.

Recently FDA-approved treatments work to clear clumps of the protein amyloid beta in the brain. A drug that instead goes after tangles of the protein tau can yield similar cognitive outcomes, a new study suggests

07/03/2026

Alzheimer's does not care about race, status, or money. It touches whom it chooses.

Beloved Hollywood actor Danny Glover sits down in a TODAY exclusive...

07/01/2026

Introducing the Dementia Care Innovation Institute™!

The George G. Glenner Alzheimer’s Family Centers, Inc.® are proud to announce the launch of the Dementia Care Innovation Institute™, also known as DCII™.

DCII™ is the new home for Glenner’s offerings beyond adult day care, bringing our volunteer services, professional education, Memory Café program and family caregiver support together under one roof.

Because dementia care does not stop at the doors of a building, neither do we. Through DCII™, Glenner will continue supporting family caregivers wherever they are in the dementia care journey.

To learn more, email: [email protected] or visit: Dementia Care Innovation Institute – The George G. Glenner Alzheimer’s Family Centers, Inc.®

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02/26/2026

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Taking care of a loved one is not easy. Every bit of support is needed.

02/25/2026

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In 2023, Karen Sandone’s husband, Anthony, was diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s. Since then, the 58-year-old’s condition has severely progressed, and his wife has had to make the ‘tough decision’ to sell their beloved home as a way to reduce financial strain, minimize upkeep and focu...

02/16/2026

A city council in Wisconsin approved one of the first steps for America’s first “dementia village,” designed to address the isolation and loneliness those living with Alzheimer’s disease may feel.

The $40 million project, spearheaded by Agrace, a Wisconsin nonprofit hospice and palliative care agency, is based on a concept from the Netherlands. Instead of a traditional memory care facility, people living with dementia will be part of a small community, living alongside neighbors with similar interests.

In January, the Fitchburg Common Council approved a step in having the dementia village built on Agrace’s Fitchburg campus.

“My great-grandma lived with me while she was suffering from dementia, and watching someone go through that is absolutely heart-wrenching,” Fitchburg Alder Logan Reigstad said. “I don’t often have words to describe it.
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A city council in Wisconsin approved one of the first steps for America’s first “dementia village."

01/25/2026

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Sponsored by Edward JonesCaring for aging parents can be one of the most emotional and financially challenging experiences in adult life — but it can also be...

01/21/2026

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What to do when they need you most.