Alzheimer's Association Nebraska Chapter

Alzheimer's Association Nebraska Chapter Our 24/7 HELPLINE 800-272-3900 will assist you with dementia-related issues & support. 501 c3 - Non Profit

Today on  , we honor the dedicated minds who are fueling progress toward a world without Alzheimer’s and all other demen...
03/14/2026

Today on , we honor the dedicated minds who are fueling progress toward a world without Alzheimer’s and all other dementia. Thank you for the work you do on behalf of all families impacted. . ⚗️🥼🔬

On  , commit to prioritizing quality sleep. A good night’s sleep does a brain and body good. 😴 Get more healthy habits f...
03/13/2026

On , commit to prioritizing quality sleep. A good night’s sleep does a brain and body good. 😴 Get more healthy habits for your brain at alz.org/healthyhabits.

Now through Saturday, March 21, Marshalls shoppers can give to the Alzheimer’s Association at checkout. 🛍️ Every donatio...
03/10/2026

Now through Saturday, March 21, Marshalls shoppers can give to the Alzheimer’s Association at checkout. 🛍️ Every donation helps advance the care, support and research efforts of the Association. Thank you, Marshalls and its customers, for making a difference for families impacted by Alzheimer’s and all other dementia! alz.org/marshalls

March is  . Nourish your body and brain with healthier snacks and meals that you enjoy. Look for 🥦 vegetables, 🐟 leaner ...
03/03/2026

March is . Nourish your body and brain with healthier snacks and meals that you enjoy. Look for 🥦 vegetables, 🐟 leaner meats/proteins, 🍓 foods less processed and lower in fat. Doing so can help reduce your risk of cognitive decline.

Get more healthy habits for your brain at alz.org/healthyhabits.

During  , we’re honoring the trailblazing women who have put their voices and hearts behind the fight to end Alzheimer’s...
03/02/2026

During , we’re honoring the trailblazing women who have put their voices and hearts behind the fight to end Alzheimer’s.💜

Long before she was personally affected, Pauline Phillips — known to millions as Dear Abby — changed the conversation around Alzheimer’s. In 1980, she published a letter from a woman whose 60-year-old husband had just been diagnosed. At a time when few were talking openly about Alzheimer’s or other dementia, she met that fear with clarity and compassion.

Her message was simple and powerful: You are not alone. She directed readers to the newly formed Alzheimer’s Association — and within two weeks, more than 22,000 letters poured in from families seeking help.

Pauline reminded families that support exists and that no one should face this disease in silence. In her honor — and in honor of all the women who lead with courage and heart — we continue the fight to .

For Jeremy Grant, Ph.D., Alzheimer’s disease is not a distant scientific challenge—it is deeply personal. It has touched...
02/27/2026

For Jeremy Grant, Ph.D., Alzheimer’s disease is not a distant scientific challenge—it is deeply personal. It has touched both sides of his family: his grandmother and grandfather had the disease, and he has an uncle living with Alzheimer’s today.

“Seeing firsthand the vastly different disease courses within my own family sparked a desire to better understand how genetic, lifestyle and environmental factors influence dementia risk and progression.”

As he moved into his graduate studies, these personal experiences merged with what he was witnessing in real time: individuals in disadvantaged communities facing unequal health outcomes, including heightened dementia risk.

Today, Dr. Grant’s work is powered by both scientific rigor and a deep sense of purpose.
“I am motivated by the opportunity to help people live longer, healthier and more abundant lives.” His research not only advances knowledge, it empowers communities.

💜 Join us in celebrating Dr. Jeremy Grant for his leadership, passion for improving brain health equity.

“When families receive a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease, it can be a very difficult time for them,” Alex DeGarmo (Alzh...
02/26/2026

“When families receive a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease, it can be a very difficult time for them,” Alex DeGarmo (Alzheimer's Association Nebraska Chapter Director of State Affairs) said. “We want to ensure that when they go through this, they have access to treatment — affordable treatment — and make sure their insurance coverage will be there for them.”

More via Channel 8 News KLKN TV Lincoln:

State Sen. Jason Prokop introduced the measure, which would require insurance companies to cover certain Food and Drug Administration-approved tests and treatments for Alzheimer’s disease.

Is your family member or loved one living with younger-onset dementia? Join us online on March 7 for the LEADS Family Me...
02/25/2026

Is your family member or loved one living with younger-onset dementia? Join us online on March 7 for the LEADS Family Meeting for a day of connection, learning and inspiration. This unique event will give you the opportunity to:

💬 Foster meaningful conversations
💜 Share personal experiences
🧠 Get direct access to experts
🔬 Learn about the Longitudinal Younger-Onset Alzheimer’s Disease Study (LEADS)

After the meeting, attendees will have the opportunity to participate in virtual support sessions. Read more and register for free today: bit.ly/4rdq9vn.

Today at the State Capitol, a public hearing was held on LB 1222, legislation that would require insurance companies to ...
02/24/2026

Today at the State Capitol, a public hearing was held on LB 1222, legislation that would require insurance companies to cover FDA-approved Alzheimer's treatments for the more than 35,000 Nebraskans living with the disease. Government Relations Director Alex joined advocate and volunteer Korianne in support of the bill. Thanks to all who have shared their stories and comments to highlight how big a difference this makes for Nebraska families.

"A new bill introduced in the Nebraska Legislature, LB 1222, would require insurance companies to cover FDA-approved Alz...
02/23/2026

"A new bill introduced in the Nebraska Legislature, LB 1222, would require insurance companies to cover FDA-approved Alzheimer's treatments for the more than 35,000 Nebraskans living with the disease." Read more from KMTV 3 News Now: https://www.3newsnow.com/news/local-news/nebraska-bill-would-require-insurers-to-cover-new-alzheimers-and-dementia-treatments

And take time today to submit a comment online in support of this bill: https://nebraskalegislature.gov/bills/view_bill.php?DocumentID=63761&docnum=LB1222&leg=109

A bill introduced in the Nebraska Legislature would require insurers to cover FDA-approved Alzheimer's drugs for the 35,000+ residents impacted. Nebraska would become the second state to do so.

Your dedication is powerful. Your sacrifices are many. Your love is unwavering. Thank you, caregivers. 💜
02/20/2026

Your dedication is powerful. Your sacrifices are many. Your love is unwavering. Thank you, caregivers. 💜

Biomarkers play a critical role in diagnosing Alzheimer’s disease. Join us for an empowering, free webinar on Feb. 26 at...
02/20/2026

Biomarkers play a critical role in diagnosing Alzheimer’s disease. Join us for an empowering, free webinar on Feb. 26 at 1 p.m. CT where you’ll:

🧠 Learn about biomarkers
✨ Hear the latest updates
🩺 Get practical tips for talking with your doctor and understanding testing options

🔗 Reserve your spot for the latest information: https://bit.ly/4bGbapa

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Who We Are

The Alzheimer's Association Nebraska Chapter serves statewide. We help all those facing Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias by providing support groups and educational resources, while advancing crucial research and public policy initiatives. Our mission: To eliminate Alzheimer's disease through the advancement of research; to provide and enhance care and support for all affected; and to reduce the risk of dementia through the promotion of brain health. Our vision: A world without Alzheimer's®.