Alzheimer's Association - Greater Idaho Chapter
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About this resource
The Alzheimer’s Association operates a 24/7 Helpline that is a free and confidential service available at any hour by calling 1-800-272-3900. This resource is open to everyone, including caregivers, family members, individuals living with dementia, or anyone seeking information, with no membership or fees required. When you reach out, trained professionals, including licensed social workers and dementia care specialists, can assist with: Information and Education •Insights into Alzheimer’s and other dementias •Details on symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options •Advice on memory care and available local resources Emotional Support •Discussing feelings of stress, grief, or caregiver burnout •Crisis counseling for caregivers or family members Practical Help •Connecting you to nearby support groups and respite care •Assisting with financial, legal, or care-planning decisions •Providing tips for daily caregiving challenges (safety, behavior changes, communication, etc.) Referral and Follow-Up •If necessary, they can refer you to local Alzheimer’s Association chapters or community services, with some cases receiving follow-up support from trained staff. When and How to Call •Available 24/7, including holidays. •Support is offered in English and Spanish, with translation services for over 200 additional languages. •All calls are confidential; no insurance or identification is needed. The helpline staff can communicate in more than 200 languages. Intake Procedure: Please contact for details regarding intake procedures.
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Boise, Idaho
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