Treating Alzheimer’s Disease

We not only treat your Alzheimer’s disease – we also help you remain physically, mentally and socially active. We practice lifestyle medicine, which uses evidence-based behavioral changes to support brain health. Our lifestyle medicine services include cooking, nutrition and exercise classes, support groups and more.

We also offer long-term residential care with specially trained staff who guide patients with diminished memory and other challenges. In these facilities, you may receive counseling, physical therapy, speech therapy or rehabilitation therapy. You can also participate in activities and programs to help you stay physically and mentally active.

At Providence, we are committed to providing access to the best care to everyone in our diverse community, including patients with Alzheimer’s disease. We respect and support the racial, ethnic, religious, gender, sexual and spiritual identities of each of our patients. We offer location-specific services such as translation for non-English-speaking patients, telehealth and transportation assistance if you are a resident of one of our long-term facilities. And, in keeping with our Mission, Providence offers financial assistance programs that provide free and low-cost care to those who are eligible.

As a Providence patient with Alzheimer’s disease, you benefit from one of the largest neuroscience networks in the country. This collaborative system includes award-winning physicians, scientists, researchers and caregivers across 51 hospitals in seven states. The knowledge and skills of these professionals, combined with the expertise of your local team, mean you’re getting the best personalized care. Our network is one of the reasons we care for patients with Alzheimer’s disease through more than 3,000 appointments each year.