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New Study Reveals Half of New Jersey Residents Diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease Do Not Receive Referrals to Support Services
A recent survey conducted by Fairleigh Dickinson University’s PublicMind on behalf of Alzheimer’s New Jersey found that an overwhelming majority of New Jersey residents with memory loss concerns (89%) visited a doctor to seek diagnosis.
Managing Caregiver Stress During The Holidays
The holiday season is upon us – bringing the fun and excitement of so many family traditions – including shopping, holiday decorating, entertaining and exchanging gifts. But, as families attempt to keep up with all of the [View More]
Making Memories and Building Traditions
For more than 20 years, Team Steven Knapp Home Improvements, led by Team Captains, Steven Knapp and Lori Chapin, has maintained a consistent presence at Alzheimer’s New Jersey’s Southern Regional Walk to Fight Alzheimer’s® in Point Pleasant Beach. The [View More]
A Partner in Caregiving: You Are Not Alone
Russell Rothman – Chair of the Board of Directors for Alzheimer’s New Jersey® They say it can happen to any family - and it happened to mine. I am the Chair of the Board of [View More]
Types of Dementia
Various disorders and factors contribute to the development of dementia. Neurodegenerative disorders result in a progressive and irreversible loss of neurons and brain functioning. Currently, there are no cures for these types of disorders. [View More]
From Caregiver to Advocate: YPAC Member Monique Shares Her Journey with Alzheimer’s
At the bright and youthful age of 19, Monique DeLorenzo - a current member of Alzheimer's New Jersey's Young Professionals Advisory Council (YPAC) - suddenly found herself in a completely unexpected role: caring for her 51 [View More]