(Wisconsin) The 2024 report from the Alzheimer’s Association shows some 110 thousand Wisconsinites 65 and older are living with a diagnosis – and most are being cared for by family members
Lisa Groon is with the Wisconsin Alzheimer’s Associatio, she says, “and we know that they are experiencing chronic health conditions of their own. We know that they are experiencing mental health challenges.”
“When we talk about what caregivers are telling us that they need in terms of reducing stress and improving their own health, they’re asking for help with care coordination.”
You can view the full report on the association’s website, click HERE to visit the site.
–Courtesy of WRN
