Coronavirus: Miami Valley chapter of Alzheimer’s Association offers virtual support

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Family members caring for their loves ones with Alzheimer’s disease or dementia can still receive the support they need during the coronavirus pandemic.

All regular services, including educational programs, support groups and care consultations are offered by phone and video conferencing.

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“We remain committed to providing support and Alzheimer’s educational services to families facing Alzheimer’s disease. People can access our services even while complying with Ohio’s stay-at-home order,” Eric VanVlymen, executive director of the Alzheimer’s Association Miami Valley Chapter, said in a release.

The 24/7 Helpline at 800-272-3900 is available for around-the-clock care.

Clinical experts are available to create care plans for families seeking help through the care consultation program. To make an appointment, call 937-291-3332.

To learn about our support groups and community education programs, go to alz.org/crf. Anyone new to the support groups but would like to participate should call 937-610-7016 to register.

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