Alzheimer's Association: Alabama Chapter

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Alzheimer's Association: Alabama Chapter OUR VISION: A world without Alzheimer's. For help, call our 24/7 Helpline at 800.272.3900 and visit us at http://alz.org/al for more information.

🎉 Alabama is all in for the ASAP Act! Every member of Alabama’s congressional delegation, all seven representatives and ...
10/12/2026

🎉 Alabama is all in for the ASAP Act! Every member of Alabama’s congressional delegation, all seven representatives and both senators, has cosponsored the bipartisan Alzheimer’s Screening and Prevention (ASAP) Act.

Thank you to our Alabama advocates. Your calls, emails and stories made this happen. Because of you, our leaders are helping make sure Medicare can cover routine Alzheimer’s blood tests, giving families to understand a diagnosis, begin treatment, make plans and seek support.

Hurricane and Tropical Storm preparedness looks a little different when you're caring for someone living with Alzheimer'...
10/07/2026

Hurricane and Tropical Storm preparedness looks a little different when you're caring for someone living with Alzheimer's or another dementia.

We know to stock up on water, food and batteries. But caregivers have a few extra things to think about:

• Medications and medical information
• Emergency contacts and evacuation plans
• Medical equipment and power outages
• Familiar foods, comfort items and routines
• Knowing where you'll go if you need to leave

A hurricane can be especially confusing and stressful for someone living with dementia. We hope these tips make it a little easier for everyone.

Find practical guidance for caregivers during emergencies: alz.org/emergency

Need to talk to someone? Call the Alzheimer's Association free 24/7 Helpline at 800.272.3900 for personalized guidance, caregiving information and support.

đź’ś Meet One of Our Newest Alabama Advisory Board Members: Dr. Nicole Ruggiano! đź’śWe are excited to welcome Dr. Nicole Rugg...
10/03/2026

đź’ś Meet One of Our Newest Alabama Advisory Board Members: Dr. Nicole Ruggiano! đź’ś

We are excited to welcome Dr. Nicole Ruggiano to the Alzheimer’s Association Alabama Advisory Board for the FY27–29 term!

Dr. Ruggiano has dedicated her career to improving the lives of people living with dementia and the families and caregivers who support them. A professor, researcher, educator, and advocate, her work focuses on improving dementia care, helping caregivers navigate complex health and social support systems, and developing innovative solutions to strengthen dementia care and caregiving.

Dr. Ruggiano serves as Professor of Social Work and Associate Dean of Research at The University of Alabama and as an Associate Affiliate Professor in the Division of Neurology at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. Her experience also extends into health and aging policy, including service as an APSA Health and Aging Policy Congressional Fellow.

Her unique combination of expertise in dementia research, caregiving, health policy, social work, and education will bring an important perspective to our Advisory Board as we continue working to expand care and support for Alabama families while advancing our mission toward a world without Alzheimer’s and all other dementia.

We are grateful to have Dr. Ruggiano lending her knowledge, leadership, and passion to this work.

đź’ś Please join us in welcoming Dr. Nicole Ruggiano to the Alabama Advisory Board!



The University of Alabama

Sorry to interrupt your scrolling, but we need our Alabama friends (you) to sign up this fall to host a Do What You Love...
10/01/2026

Sorry to interrupt your scrolling, but we need our Alabama friends (you) to sign up this fall to host a Do What You Love to End ALZ fundraising event to help end this disease.

Will you help us? Turn your hobby into hope, and let's find a cure for Alzheimer's and all other dementia.

Register and learn more at alz.org/DoWhatYouLove

A part of   is taking charge of your brain health! Engage in activities like learning a new skill, breaking a sweat, or ...
09/21/2026

A part of is taking charge of your brain health! Engage in activities like learning a new skill, breaking a sweat, or eating healthier foods, which can have a positive impact on your brain health. Learn more healthy habits for your brain at alz.org/healthyhabits.

This September, turn your passion into progress. 💜 Whatever you love — baking, golfing, gaming, hiking — you can make it...
09/18/2026

This September, turn your passion into progress. 💜 Whatever you love — baking, golfing, gaming, hiking — you can make it a fundraiser to help end Alzheimer’s and all other dementia.

When you raise $200 between Sept. 1–30 for Do What You Love to End ALZ during the World Alzheimer's Day Challenge, we'll send you this exclusive crewneck sweatshirt as a symbol of your impact. Every dollar you raise moves us closer to a world 🌍 without Alzheimer's.

Create your fundraiser or find fundraising tips at alz.org/dowhatyoulove.

During Hispanic and Latino Heritage Month we’re celebrating Hispanics/Latinos who fight to   through volunteerism, advoc...
09/16/2026

During Hispanic and Latino Heritage Month we’re celebrating Hispanics/Latinos who fight to through volunteerism, advocacy, education and research. We are grateful for their important work to move us closer to a world without Alzheimer's and all other dementia.

09/09/2026

This September, raise $200 between Sept. 1–30 for Do What You Love to End ALZ in honor of World Alzheimer's Day (Sept. 21), and receive this one-of-a-kind crewneck sweatshirt as a symbol of your impact!

Create your fundraiser or find fundraising tips and tools at alz.org/dowhatyoulove

💜 Please join us in welcoming Morgan Dennis to the Alzheimer’s Association Alabama Chapter Board of Directors!Morgan ser...
09/08/2026

💜 Please join us in welcoming Morgan Dennis to the Alzheimer’s Association Alabama Chapter Board of Directors!

Morgan serves as Vice President for Huntsville Hospital Heart Center and the Health System’s Cardiovascular Service Line, helping lead one of North Alabama’s largest cardiology programs. His leadership and commitment to heart health, stroke quality, and exceptional patient care have made a tremendous impact across the region.

Originally from Massachusetts, Morgan attended UMass Amherst before earning his master’s degree from UAB. Prior to joining Huntsville Hospital, he worked with Tufts Medicine, managing medical and surgical specialties in the Boston area.

We are thrilled to welcome Morgan’s experience, leadership, and passion for improving health outcomes to our Alabama Board. As we continue expanding our reach across North Alabama and throughout the state, leaders like Morgan are invaluable in helping us advance our mission and better serve individuals and families impacted by Alzheimer’s and all other dementia.

Welcome to the Board, Morgan! We are so glad to have you with us. đź’ś

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Birmingham, AL
35209

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