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The Long Island Alzheimer’s and Dementia Center Featured on News12
The Long Island Alzheimer's and Dementia Center was featured on News12 Long Island. Watch the video to learn more: Read More!
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November Newsletter
National Family Caregivers Month Memory Cafe Community Trainings In-Home Respite Program Caregiver Event's Calendar November is nationally recognized as National Family Caregivers
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November – Alzheimer’s Awareness Month
Since 1983 when President Ronald Reagan made the designation, America has observed November as Alzheimer's Awareness Month. At that time, the Alzheimer's Association estimated there were less than two
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Dementia and Hearing Loss: Is Anyone Listening?
Over the past few years, researchers at Johns Hopkins have completed several studies examining the connection between dementia and hearing loss. To do so, these researchers consistently met with a
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See Jay Asparro Featured in Newsday
Jay Asparro of Plainview was featured in Newsday. Click button below to read the entire article. Read More!
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Long Island Alzheimer’s Foundation Changes Name To Reflect Broad Services Available
Effective immediately, The Long Island Alzheimer’s Foundation has changed its name to the Long Island Alzheimer’s & Dementia Center. The name of the 31-year old not for profit was changed to more
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October Newsletter
LIAF Shining Star: Grace Johnson, LMSWGrace Johnson, LMSW, Director of Counseling Services and Health Operations, was honored at the 2019 LIBN 30 under 30 ceremony. The 30 Under 30 Awards recognize the
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Meet Our Staff: Mandy Klarman, LCSW
Meet Our Staff!Mandy Klarman, LCSW, Director of Onboarding and Client CoordinationMandy Klarman first came to the Long Island Alzheimer's and Dementia Center in 2018. A stay at home mom engaged with
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Tori Cohen Featured in the September issue of Long Island Woman
Executive director of Westbury-based Long Island Alzheimer's and Dementia Center, Tori Cohen was featured in the September issue of Long Island Woman. View the entire article below.
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Crystalizing the Two Links Between Dementia and Depression
Everyone feels down from time to time, but the link between dementia and depression is much stronger than a one-off feeling. In fact, much of the latest research suggests depression affects those with
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