Dementia Society of America

Memory Care & Dementia · Washington · Free

National public-benefit education and support hub for dementia awareness and care. Worth contacting at the first signs: getting lost in familiar places, missing bills, sudden withdrawal, or repeating questions. Care consultations can be scheduled with a dementia care specialist for situation-specific planning. Wandering registries (some free, some local) flag missing-person alerts to first responders within minutes. Free service; donations support but never gate access.

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Address: Nationwide

Hours: Online

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