Alzheimer's Association Oklahoma Chapter

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• Referral from March 30, 2018
  

  Tom C. asked:

  Looking for recommendations Today I had my older uncle show up at my house with all his belonging in a uhaul. He has Alzheimer’s and left his apt in Gowanda after a argument with his daughter. His daughter wants nothing to do with him, he is a handful. He no longer has a vehicle .I haven’t spoken to him in a year and a half . We aren’t able to care for him. I’m actually at the police station right now looking for some guidance to help him find a place that suits his mental needs - does anyone know of a place that may be able to assist me .Keep in mind he thinks he is perfectly fine .Thanks in advance

  

  Brenda H. replied:

  Contact the Alzheimer's Association 1.800.272.3900 they have a 24/7 help line and should be able to guide you. Also for an assisted living facility with supervision Crestwood on Niagara Falls Blvd Wheatfield

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• Referral from August 2, 2016
  

  Lynda K. asked:

  Anyone know of a local support group for caregivers of people with Alzsteimer disease?

  

  Collette D. replied:

  Delaware Valley chapter http://www.alz.org/delval/ To schedule an in-person meeting at any of our Chapter locations, please call our 24/7 Helpline today at 800.272.3900 Southeastern PA Regional Office 620 Freedom Blvd. Suite 101 King of Prussia, PA 19406

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• Referral from April 20, 2016
  

  Abby H. asked:

  Admin, erase if need be.. BUT. I work at a hotel in Ventura and there is a man here with Alzheimer's disease. His family has deserted him and he can't remember where they are.. They have his van and all personal belongings inside, and his daughter and granddaughter that he was with won't answer any calls... We have called police, made police reports, called social services (twice), reached out to family members.. I've done it all, exhausting my resources.. Does anyone have any suggestions? Or places that might be able to help? I'm at a loss for words.. I don't know what to do anymore..

  

  Samantha C. replied:

  That's so awful! Try these links https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://www.alzheimers.gov/caregiver_resources.html&ved=0 ahUKEwjp2 vOEsJvMAhVP_WMKHdGqACAQFghFMAY&usg=AFQjCNGIZuK2ML-8RnjFJHYAzcadG7 r4 vg&sig2=xY5Dq_L6 nCUbJ0 sDl8RGcg http://www.alz.org/advocacy/take-action.asp (800) 272-3900

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• Referral from March 12, 2015
  

  Jonny C. asked:

  Does anyone know of support groups in the OKC metro area?

  

  Jerry B. replied:

  Jonny, The Oklahoma Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association has a help line 24/7 at 1-800-272-3900. They should be able to give you the information you need. Our local chapter meets every other month at the Johnston County Fair Barn in Tishomingo. Our next meeting is on April 21 at 5:30 p.m. Do you have a loved one with dementia at home or in the City?

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• Referral from March 20, 2014
  

  Scott W. asked:

  My referral goal for the next 14 days is to give 10 referrals and receive 5 referrals. How can I help you or someone you know?

  

  Patty M. replied:

  Please share that the Alzheimer's Association is available 24/7 at 800.272.3900 to provide FREE information, referral and support to families coping with all forms of dementia Www.alz.org

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• Referral from February 2, 2017
  

  tfisher asked:

  Anyone in the #Alzheimers community have any recommendations for nursing homes for an #ALZ patient in southeast MI? @AlzMGLC @alzassociation

  

  Michigan L. replied:

  check out our Community Resource Finder: http://www.communityresourcefinder.org or call us at 800-272-3900 and we can help!

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