In a recent Alzheimer’s New Jersey blog, I wrote about a new crisis in New Jersey’s residential care facilities. A crisis of isolation and loneliness caused by...
The COVID-19 Pandemic has been devastating for all of us but, nowhere has the devastation been felt more than among our vulnerable seniors who reside in New Jersey’s long-term care residences...
Walk to Fight Alzheimer’s® will happen but, this fall we’re bringing the Walk to you. We know that coming together to support each other and honor our loved ones impacted by Alzheimer’s disease is so important so this was [View More]
Sit back, relax, and be moved by stories from #The68Percent of people in New Jersey who know someone impacted by Alzheimer’s disease or dementia. Watch the full “We Take Care of Our Own” benefit now, from the comfort of [View More]
Over the recent Father’s Day weekend, Alzheimer’s New Jersey Board member and endurance cyclist Andy Dunberg challenged himself to cycle non-stop solo for 48 hours to raise awareness and $50,000 for Alzheimer’s New Jersey Programs.
On Wednesday, August 7, Alzheimer’s New Jersey®, the independent Garden State non-profit providing continuous hope and support for those battling Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias in New Jersey, hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony to celebrate their new office location in Oradell, NJ.
On Thursday, June 13th, several hundred high school students from Freehold Township High School, all dressed in purple, joined with Alzheimer’s New Jersey, the independent, non-profit providing hope and support for Garden State residents battling Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, to create a massive shape of New Jersey on school grounds.
On Wednesday, June 12, Alzheimer’s New Jersey® and the Northern Regional Walk to Fight Alzheimer’s Planning Committee held a kick-off event at CareOne at The Cupola in Paramus, New Jersey.
On Wednesday, April 10, Alzheimer’s New Jersey®, the independent, New Jersey non-profit providing continuous hope and support for New Jersey residents battling Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, held their 2019 Annual Gala at The Grove in Cedar Grove, NJ.
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.
