06/23/2026
One of the most important messages during Alzheimer’s Awareness Month is this: memory changes should not be ignored, but they also should not be met with shame. A conversation with a health care provider can help identify what may be happening. Some memory concerns may be related to treatable conditions, medications, sleep problems, depression, or other health issues. When Alzheimer’s or another dementia is the cause, early awareness can help families plan, connect with resources, and make decisions while the person affected can still participate as fully as possible.
Learn more about how Family Service Rochester's Aging Services are designed to support older adults and families as they navigate the practical and emotional challenges that can come with aging:
https://familyservicerochester.org/post/Alzheimer-s-Awareness-Supporting-Memory-Dignity-and-Care