Privacy and Data Access Gaps in 2026 Dementia Research: What the Findings Mean for Adults With Memory Concerns
See what 2026 research gaps mean for memory testing, privacy risks, and getting your medical records.
The 2026 NIA Workshop on Comprehensive Dementia Care Models: A 2026 Follow-Up Checklist for Spouses and Partners
Check GUIDE eligibility, respite limits, and planning steps spouses can take after the 2026 dementia-care workshop.
No-Cook Food Preparation for Dementia Home Care: Signs of Engagement and Distress
See simple no-cook foods to offer, engagement and distress signs to watch, and swallowing red flags needing care.
The 2026 Alzheimer’s Caregiving Burden: What the Statistic Includes and Leaves Out
See what unpaid dementia care counts, what formal bills omit, and what support to seek next.
How to Address Family History of Alzheimer’s in a Dementia Risk Plan During a 2026 Brain Health Review
Use family history to set a cognitive baseline, clarify test options, and focus on proven lifestyle and vascular steps.
How to Pay for Occupational Therapy at Home When a Parent Has Dementia
Compare Medicare, Medicaid, PACE, and VA ways to pay for home occupational therapy for dementia.
Early Dementia Diagnosis Economics in the 2026 NIA Report: What Changed and What Comes Next for Spouses and Partners
Early diagnosis timing can shift treatment value and spouse planning — here is what to do next.
Building Cholesterol Management Into a Realistic Dementia Prevention Routine in a 2026 Brain Health Plan
Add midlife LDL control to diet, activity, sleep, and blood-pressure care to lower expected dementia risk.
The House Passage of the AADAPT Dementia Training Act in 2026: What the Update Means for Family Caregivers
Learn how a House-passed training bill could bring faster dementia diagnosis and support closer to home.
How to Adapt No-Cook Food Preparation for Dementia Home Care
Build safer no-cook meals with finger foods, clear plates, hydration foods, and smart safety checks.