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With local chapters all around the country (find
your chapter) they are a tremendous source of information,
support and direct assistance. Whichever for of dementia your
loved one suffers with, the Alzheimer’s Association is
the place to start.
A variety of resources for seniors. See especially the page
on Legal
Issues
MISC. PUBLICATIONS
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They have a number of useful publications for caregivers and
family members such as “Medicare Part D”, “Ten
Tips for Talking to Your Aging Parents”, “Ten Tips
for Maintaining a Healthy Brain”, etc.
