Care Resource Directory
Finding trustworthy dementia care resources can be overwhelming—especially during times of change or urgency.
This directory is provided as a starting point for families and caregivers seeking professional support, community programs, and care services.
Neurologists & Memory Clinics
Board-certified neurologists, geriatric psychiatrists, and memory clinics play an important role in diagnosis, treatment planning, and ongoing management of dementia.
Families may seek these providers for evaluation, medication management, care planning guidance, or participation in clinical research.
Examples of resources to look for:
• Academic memory clinics and Alzheimer’s centers
• Hospital-affiliated neurology practices
• Geriatric psychiatry specialists
• Multidisciplinary cognitive assessment programs
Adult Day Care & Community Programs
Adult day care and community-based programs provide structured activities, social engagement, and supervision for people living with dementia—while offering respite for family caregivers.
These programs can be especially helpful during early and mid-stage dementia, or when caregivers need daytime support.
Examples of resources to look for:
• Adult day health care centers
• Community senior centers with dementia-friendly programming
• Nonprofit respite care programs
• Faith-based or community-sponsored support programs
Support Groups & Education
Emotional support and education are essential parts of dementia care—for both caregivers and families.
Support groups provide shared experience, practical advice, and reassurance that others are facing similar challenges.
Examples of resources to look for:
• Caregiver support groups (in-person or virtual)
• Alzheimer’s and dementia education programs
• Family counseling and care navigation services
• Community workshops on dementia care strategies
Home Health & In-Home Care Services
In-home care services support people living with dementia in familiar surroundings while assisting families with daily care needs.
Services can range from companionship and personal care to skilled nursing and therapy, depending on individual needs.
Examples of resources to look for:
• Home health agencies offering skilled nursing or therapy
• Non-medical in-home care providers
• Dementia-trained home care aides
• Care management and coordination services
Memory Care & Advanced Care Communities
As dementia progresses, some families consider dedicated memory care or advanced care communities that provide higher levels of supervision and support.
These environments are designed to balance safety, structure, and quality of life—often with specialized staff training and dementia-specific programming.
Examples of resources to look for:
• Assisted living communities with memory care units
• Dedicated memory care residences
• Continuing care retirement communities (CCRCs)
• Skilled nursing facilities with dementia care programs
Using This Directory
Care needs, resources, and availability vary widely by location.
This directory is intended as a starting point—not a recommendation or endorsement of any specific provider.
Families are encouraged to consult healthcare professionals, visit programs in person when possible, and choose resources that best fit their individual circumstances.