Official Site for
Alzheimer's Disease & Dementia Training
Alzheimer's Disease & Dementia Education
&
Alzheimer's Counseling
Online
During the month of
April, new clients can receive a 50% discount on
their first
Coaching for
Caregivers™
session!
Purchase here and then call us to schedule your
first session!
Toll Free 800-209-4342
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Welcome to our site! The
ElderCare Resource Center, Inc., has been
teaching
Alzheimer's Disease Education
courses since February of 2003.
Our goal is to promote on-going training,
education and standards for professionals
and other caregivers who provide services to
Alzheimer's, dementia or other cognitively
impaired patients and their families.
We have expanded the
Alzheimer's disease educational services we
offer to include topics that are important
to caregivers, patients and families
suffering from Alzheimer's disease, dementia
or other memory impairments.
As the number individuals
diagnosed with dementia continue to increase
nationwide, there is a greater need to
insure that caregivers are well trained to
provide appropriate, competent, and
sensitive care and support for the dementia
patient and their family.
Upon receiving a probable
diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease, patients
and their families have many questions and
concerns about what lies ahead.
We have the
answers... to even the most difficult of
questions....
AlzheimersTraining.com provides
the most comprehensive training and
education available on Alzheimer's disease,
dementia and other memory impairments.
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Is Adult
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What do you look for?
Alzheimer's Facts
Today, it is estimated that five
million Americans suffer from Alzheimer's. Millions more
suffer from other forms of dementia. Without a cure, it is
estimated that by 2050 15 million Americans will have
Alzheimer's.
Now more than
ever, Alzheimer's disease training
and education on Alzheimer's disease
is critical in providing patients with
optimal care and caregivers, with optimal
support.
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bookstore.
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