2023 Annual Report

2023 Annual Report Message From the CEO Creating change doesn’t happen on its own. This report is a reflection of what we can accomplish through collaboration and with the support of our partners, donors and community. For that, we’re incredibly grateful. It truly does “take a village” to support

November 30th, 2023|Programs and Services|

Alzheimer’s Orange County and Somang Society Join Forces to Enhance Dementia Care for Orange County’s Korean American Population

In a move that amplifies community support for individuals and families impacted by Alzheimer's disease and related dementias, Alzheimer's Orange County (AlzOC) and Somang Society have come together to unite each organization’s expertise and reach to better serve Orange County’s Korean-speaking community. The collaboration between both organizations, which have worked together before, strives to enhance

Program Spotlight: Memory University

When you notice signs of memory loss beyond what’s normal or when your loved one receives some sort of dementia or mild cognitive impairment diagnosis, life can feel overwhelming. As you begin that journey, early memory loss programs like Memory University can make a world of difference in helping you and your loved one figure

September 7th, 2023|Programs and Services|

2023 Midyear Report

Learn more about what Alzheimer's Orange County has accomplished so far this year to support Orange County caregivers and those affected by Alzheimer's disease and other types of dementia. Helpline & Care Consultations 980 people called our Helpline seeking answers, referrals, and resources. We also conducted over 500 Care Consultations to provide personal guidance tailored

Alzheimer’s Orange County Receives New Grant to Expand Support Services in Seal Beach

Alzheimer’s Orange County (AlzOC) is set to expand support services in Leisure World Seal Beach (LWSB) this Fall thanks to a new $20,000 grant from the Golden Age Foundation (GAF).  This new initiative will bring much needed, life-transforming services directly to a community exclusively comprised of  older adults. Leisure World Seal Beach (LWSB) is an

Alzheimer’s Orange County Opens Facility for COVID-19 Positive Dementia Residents

*Published on Jan. 5, 2021 Alzheimer’s Orange County’s (AlzOC) in partnership with the County of Orange and Fairview Developmental Center has recently been approved to open a 50-bed care facility at Fairview Developmental Center in Costa Mesa for dementia residents who are COVID-19 positive, but either have mild symptoms or are asymptomatic and do not

I Just Learned That I Have Early Memory Loss: What Should I Do?

If you or someone you know has been experiencing memory loss, you are far from alone.  An estimated 5.3 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s disease or another type of dementia. Memory loss at any age can cause feelings of anxiety, fear, and sadness. Whether someone has received a formal diagnosis of Mild Cognitive Impairment

Meaningful Ways to Spend the Day While Staying At Home

We are living in an unprecedented time. Millions of families across the globe, and right here in Orange County, are following orders to stay home in order to protect our community and our families from the spread of a dangerous disease. For caregivers, this time brings added challenges. Some of us may have relied on

Ask The Expert: How do I know when it’s the right time to consider placement?

This week’s question:  How do I know when it's the right time to consider placement?    Moving a loved one to a care facility can be a difficult decision. There is no single “right time” to do so, because dementia affects every individual differently. Only caregivers and the family members involved in the decision-making process

Ask The Expert: What’s the point in getting a diagnosis?

This week’s question:  It's obviously dementia, so what's the point in getting a diagnosis?    In the case that your loved one does have some form of dementia, it is still critical to receive appropriate medical attention through evaluations and assessments. While diseases like Alzheimer’s do not currently have a cure, an early diagnosis will

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