Receiving a diagnosis of Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI), dementia, or another cognitive disorder can leave individuals and families wondering, "What happens next?" You don't have to navigate this journey alone.
Our Dementia & Memory Care Resource Navigation service connects individuals and families with a dedicated social worker who provides personalized guidance, education, and connections to community resources that promote safety, independence, quality of life, and reduced caregiver stress throughout the course of memory-related illness.
Recommendations are informed by your neuropsychological evaluation and tailored to your specific cognitive strengths, challenges, and stage of illness.
We Can Help Connect You With:
Transportation services
Meal delivery programs
In-home care and caregiver support
Adult day programs and respite care
Senior housing and long-term care options
Home safety resources
Financial and legal planning resources
Community support groups and educational programs
Veteran and local agency benefits (when applicable)
Other services tailored to your individual needs
Who Is This Service For?
Individuals experiencing cognitive changes due to Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI), dementia, stroke, traumatic brain injury, or other neurological conditions, as well as their family members and care partners.
What to Expect
During your appointment, our social worker will:
Discuss your current needs, concerns, and goals.
Identify services and resources that best fit your situation.
Explain available programs and eligibility requirements.
Develop a personalized action plan and provide referrals to support your goals.
Our Memory Care Resource Navigation service is offered on a self-pay basis and is tailored to the unique needs of each individual and family and tailored to the specific neuropsychological profile of each patient.