BROYLES RESOURCE CENTER
Trusted Alzheimer’s Resource Center
Explore trusted information, practical caregiver tools, treatment updates, educational resources, and community support—all curated to help families move forward with confidence.
FIND THE RIGHT SUPPORT
Start With What You Need Most
Whether you’re navigating a new diagnosis, supporting a loved one, or looking for trusted guidance, choose the path that best fits where you are today.
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Newly Diagnosed
Start with clear, compassionate guidance on what comes next, questions to ask, and how to build a care plan.
GET STARTED →02
Caregiver Support
Find practical tools, education, and encouragement for every stage of the caregiving journey.
VIEW CAREGIVER TOOLS →03
Research & Treatments
Follow reliable updates on Alzheimer’s research, medications, clinical trials, and emerging care.
EXPLORE RESEARCH →04
Planning & Practical Support
Explore safety, legal, financial, veterans, nutrition, and community resources for daily life.
FIND PRACTICAL SUPPORT →LATEST FROM THE FIELD
Research, Treatments & Breakthroughs
Stay informed with carefully selected updates on Alzheimer’s research, medications, clinical trials, and evolving approaches to care.
FEATURED RESEARCH
Research Advancing Alzheimer’s Care
Explore federally supported research into prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and support for people living with dementia and their care partners.
EXPLORE CURRENT RESEARCH →TREATMENTS & MEDICATIONS
Treatment & Medication Information
Review current FDA information about approved medications, treatment use, and important considerations to discuss with a healthcare professional.
VIEW FDA INFORMATION →CLINICAL TRIALS
Find a Clinical Trial
Search for reputable studies involving people with memory concerns, people living with dementia, caregivers, and healthy volunteers.
SEARCH CLINICAL TRIALS →EDUCATIONAL LIBRARY
Practical Resources for Every Stage
Browse clear, trusted information designed to help families understand Alzheimer’s, plan care, navigate daily challenges, and find meaningful support.
UNDERSTANDING ALZHEIMER’S
What Is Alzheimer’s Disease?
Learn how Alzheimer’s affects memory and thinking, how it differs from other dementias, and why symptoms change over time.
Source: National Institute on Aging
OPEN RESOURCE →NEWLY DIAGNOSED
Next Steps After a Diagnosis
Find practical guidance for medical follow-up, building a support team, making plans, and preparing for future care.
Source: National Institute on Aging
OPEN RESOURCE →CAREGIVER SUPPORT
Tips for Caregivers and Families
Explore practical suggestions for daily routines, personal care, communication, meals, activities, and caregiver well-being.
Source: Alzheimers.gov
OPEN RESOURCE →LEGAL & FINANCIAL PLANNING
Planning After a Dementia Diagnosis
Source: Alzheimers.gov
OPEN RESOURCE →LOCAL & COMMUNITY SUPPORT
Find Dementia Care and Local Services
Source: Alzheimers.gov
OPEN RESOURCE →CAREGIVER TOOLS
Practical Tools for the Caregiving Journey
Use these practical tools to organize important information, prepare for daily care, communicate with others, and approach each stage with greater confidence.
FEATURED BROYLES RESOURCE
The Caregiver’s Playbook
A practical, easy-to-follow guide created to help caregivers prepare, organize essential information, navigate changing needs, and move forward with greater confidence.
GET THE CAREGIVER’S PLAYBOOK →CAREGIVER GUIDE
Caring for a Person With Alzheimer’s
A comprehensive guide covering daily care, behavior changes, safety, health concerns, and support for caregivers.
DOWNLOAD THE GUIDE →PRINTABLE WORKSHEETS
Caregiver Worksheets
Practical worksheets for evaluating care needs, organizing help, coordinating responsibilities, and improving home safety.
VIEW THE WORKSHEETS →CARE PLANNING
Advance Care Planning Worksheets
Conversation guides and printable worksheets for discussing future health care wishes and documenting important decisions.
VIEW PLANNING TOOLS →PLANNING & LOCAL SUPPORT
Make the Next Decisions With Confidence
Find trusted guidance for care options, local services, legal and financial planning, and the decisions that come with changing needs.
FIND CARE & LOCAL SERVICES →Prefer to speak with someone?
CALL 1-800-677-1116LEGAL & FINANCIAL PLANNING
Plan After a Dementia Diagnosis
Review important legal, financial, and long-term care decisions that families should address while the person can still participate.
VIEW PLANNING GUIDANCE →GET ORGANIZED
Prepare Important Documents
Use a practical checklist to organize advance directives, financial records, insurance information, and other essential documents.
VIEW THE CHECKLIST →PERSON-CENTERED SUPPORT
You Don’t Have to Navigate This Alone
Use the Resource Center as your starting point, or contact the Broyles Foundation when you need help finding the most useful next step.