Community Resources
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Below are lists of resources in the Denver metro community for Alzheimer’s Disease and Related Dementias. Please know the resources below are not for immediate emergency assistance. We hope these resources will provide a good start for someone looking for assistance in the community.
Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementias Resources
The University of Colorado (CU) Alzheimer's and Cognition Center is located at the CU Anschutz Medical Campus and is part of the School of Medicine, Department of Neurology. Our center offers clinical care, clinical research, and translational research, as well as educational materials and support groups through collaboration with local community organizations.
Part of the University of Colorado Alzheimer's and Cognition Center is the Memory Disorders Clinic. If you or a loved one is having concerns with dementia or other memory problems and are interested in seeing one of our neurologists, please contact our clinic at (720) 848-2080.
The Memory Disorders Clinic accepts all insurances accepted by the University of Colorado, which includes Medicare and Medicaid. For more information, please visit UCHealth Billing and Pricing.
The Neurosciences Center at UCHealth University of Colorado Hospital in metro Denver is the largest provider of comprehensive neurological and neurosurgical care in the Rocky Mountain region.
UCHealth offers a comprehensive Resource Guide For Caregivers.
CU Medicine GUIDE Program for Dementia Care: Guiding an Improved Dementia Experience, known as GUIDE, is a program designed to support comprehensive and coordinated care for those living with dementia. As the first dementia care management program funded by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS), the GUIDE program works with primary care or neurology teams with goals to improve quality of life for people with dementia, reduce strain for family caregivers, and help those with dementia to remain in their homes and communities.
The Alzheimer's Association of Colorado provides information and support for people in Colorado living with dementia, as well as for families and caregivers.
For immediate service, call their free 24/7 Helpline at (800) 272-3900
The Alzheimer's Association website can help you find community resources, help you find caregiver in-home care, provide suggested activities, find local support groups and events, and provide general support for both caregivers and people living with Dementia.
The Association for Frontotemporal Degeneration (aFTD) provides information and support for people with FTD and their families and caregivers.
Help Line: 1 (866) 507-7222
The aFTD has many resources available, and can help you find out more about FTD, provides resources for coordinating care, and hosts local support groups.
The Lewy Body Dementia Association (LBDA) provides information and support specific to people with Lewy Body Dementia, their families and caregivers,
Support line: (800) 539-9767
The LBDA also has many other resources, such as the 10 things you should know about Lewy Body, opportunities for research, and local support groups.
Created by those who have experienced a Lewy Body Dementia diagnosis first-hand, the Lewy Body Dementia Resource Center provides:
- A comprehensive collection of information about Lewy Body Dementia, including symptoms, treatment, and medications.
- Listings of neurologists, therapists, and other professionals who specialize in Lewy Body Dementia.
- Therapeutic and recreational activities designed to provide the best quality of life possible.
- A live helpline that’s available seven days a week, to address any questions or concerns you may have.
- A community of people offering love, support, and know-how to help you and your loved ones through the road ahead.
The Colorado Posterior Cortical Atrophy (PCA) Support Group provides information and support specific to people with PCA in Colorado. This support group is run by Dr. Victoria Pelak, a neurologist who works with the CU Alzheimer's and Cognition Center.
They provide resources such as information about PCA, support group meetings and lectures, and information about clinical trials and research.
The Denver Public Library offers a variety of events, classes, services, and resources specifically for older adults. DPL's Memory Cafes also offer engaging events and activities designed for people who live with dementia.
Learn more by visiting Denver Public Library's Older Adult Services webpage.
Email OlderAdults@denverlibrary.org for more information.