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Alzheimer’s Association shifts support groups to telephone, online platforms

Alzheimer’s Association shifts support groups to telephone, online platforms

Based on guidance from local public health authorities, the Chapter has shifted its support groups from in-person to virtual meetings.
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Alzheimer’s Association shifts education programs to online platform

Alzheimer’s Association shifts education programs to online platform

The Chapter’s free education programs will now be presented online as a result of public health guidance due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Alzheimer’s Association announces new date for caregivers conference in Syracuse

Alzheimer’s Association announces new date for caregivers conference in Syracuse

The health and safety of our volunteers and all of our constituents are our top priority as we continue to pursue our mission. We are…
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ALZTOGETHER pivots to online museum tours, discussions

ALZTOGETHER pivots to online museum tours, discussions

During the month of May, we will bring the social engagement experience to you through a series of online gatherings.
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Consider the financial impact of Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias during tax season

Consider the financial impact of Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias during tax season

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the federal government and New York State have extended the deadline to file income taxes to July 15.
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Ask the Expert series debuts with conversation on telehealth

Ask the Expert series debuts with conversation on telehealth

A new weekly series on Facebook Live connecting caregivers with medical experts.
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Dementia caregiving and COVID-19: Make a meaningful connection through activities

Dementia caregiving and COVID-19: Make a meaningful connection through activities

Social distancing presents added stress to New York’s one million dementia caregivers. Planning activities can make this time easier.
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