Alzheimer's Association Oklahoma Chapter

Alzheimer's Association Oklahoma Chapter OKC - 6601 Broadway Ext. Suite 120 OKC, OK 73116
Tulsa - 6660 S Sheridan Rd Suite 202 Tulsa, OK 74133

The Alzheimer's Association Oklahoma Chapter at a glance...

• Our Chapter has TWO offices within Oklahoma: Tulsa and Oklahoma City

• Our Chapter works with our national office in Chicago, in harmony and collaboration, on national efforts such as Advocacy and Research

• We have been serving families and the region for 30 years

• We offer our programs and services free of charge, including profe

ssional and family caregiver education classes, respite, diversity outreach, rural outreach, conferences and much more!

•76% of our Chapter operating budget supports our direct services for families and the community.

Take action during Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month!💜 Go purple and tell your story using  🧠 Take the (re)think your ...
06/01/2026

Take action during Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month!
💜 Go purple and tell your story using
🧠 Take the (re)think your brain 6-Step Challenge
🎁 Make a gift
💰 Raise funds through Do What You Love to End ALZ, Walk to End Alzheimer’s or Ride to End ALZ
🤝 Volunteer your time
📣 Urge your member of Congress to support the bipartisan Alzheimer’s Screening and Prevention (ASAP) Act
Head to alz.org/abam to learn more.

Today, we’re proud to spotlight Ronie Bunao, a community educator and member of the Philippine Nurses Association of Ame...
05/30/2026

Today, we’re proud to spotlight Ronie Bunao, a community educator and member of the Philippine Nurses Association of America (PNAA) — one of our national partners — whose dedication to education and outreach is empowering Asian and Filipino families.

As a nurse, Ronie has seen how Alzheimer’s and other dementias can impact families living with the disease. “Through my work, I’ve cared for many patients with dementia and witnessed how it affects both them and their families,” Ronie shared. “It’s something that stays with you.”

These experiences are what fuel Ronie’s passion for volunteering as a community educator. By providing culturally sensitive information, Ronie helps ensure caregivers and families feel informed, supported and less alone.

Through our partnership with PNAA, Ronie and fellow nurse leaders are empowering healthcare professionals and caregivers to enhance awareness, promote early detection, highlight the importance of research and support those living with the disease.

To anyone considering volunteering with the Alzheimer’s Association, Ronie has a simple message: “Go for it! it’s a meaningful way to give back. You’ll help empower families, and truly make a difference.”

💜 This Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we celebrate Ronie, PNAA and all of the other dedicated volunteers who are providing support for communities impacted by Alzheimer’s and other dementia.

If you’re traveling ✈️🚗 over Memorial Day weekend with someone who is living with dementia, planning ahead can help redu...
05/23/2026

If you’re traveling ✈️🚗 over Memorial Day weekend with someone who is living with dementia, planning ahead can help reduce stress and support a safer, more comfortable experience for everyone involved. Explore these travel tips to help prepare: bit.ly/3hXbeUp

For Regina Shih, Ph.D., dementia is both personal and professional. Her grandmother lived with vascular dementia, a diag...
05/21/2026

For Regina Shih, Ph.D., dementia is both personal and professional. Her grandmother lived with vascular dementia, a diagnosis that changed the dynamics of her family. “Before her diagnosis, she was the vibrant and joyful matriarch of our large family.”

That experience, paired with years of scientific training, shaped Regina’s commitment to understanding dementia not only as a disease, but also as a public health challenge influenced by social, behavioral and environmental factors.

Today she is a researcher and Professor of Epidemiology at the Emory University Rollins School of Public Health. Her research focuses on the environmental risk factors for dementia, supporting family caregivers and improving dementia care systems and policy.

As an educator, Regina is passionate about preparing the next generation of public health leaders using the Alzheimer’s Association’s “A Public Health Approach to Dementia” curriculum. “Featuring the Association’s curriculum is central to our course on Epidemiology of Aging,” she shared. “It gives me an existing tool for evaluating students' knowledge, and it is also a great opportunity for them to see how health communication can be done in an engaging way.”

💜 During , we are proud to celebrate Regina for her dedication to research, education and public health.

A simple blood test 🩸 can detect Alzheimer’s before symptoms appear, and the bipartisan Alzheimer’s Screening and Preven...
05/19/2026

A simple blood test 🩸 can detect Alzheimer’s before symptoms appear, and the bipartisan Alzheimer’s Screening and Prevention (ASAP) Act ensures people benefit from this scientific milestone. Message your representatives today. bit.ly/4kRjDXU

📱A quick call can make all the difference in getting Congress to pass the bipartisan Alzheimer’s Screening and Preventio...
05/18/2026

📱A quick call can make all the difference in getting Congress to pass the bipartisan Alzheimer’s Screening and Prevention (ASAP) Act. Tell your representatives to support Medicare coverage of routine Alzheimer’s blood tests today. bit.ly/4njUqaY

Join us on May 21 at 3 p.m. CT to learn the latest on dementia, brain health and healthy aging within the Asian American...
05/15/2026

Join us on May 21 at 3 p.m. CT to learn the latest on dementia, brain health and healthy aging within the Asian American and Pacific Islander community. Trusted community leaders and health experts will share how AAPI voices can help shape better health and research for the community. Register for the free webinar today: bit.ly/4tNGiJ7

What the research showed us is truly powerful: Better brain health isn’t about reinventing your life. It’s about positiv...
05/14/2026

What the research showed us is truly powerful: Better brain health isn’t about reinventing your life. It’s about positive, everyday steps that add up over time.

That’s why we’re excited to introduce you to (re)think your brain – a new initiative grounded in science and built around positive steps to help you live better now, protect your memory and potentially lower your risk of dementia.

Ready to get started? Sign up for the (re)think your brain 6-Step Challenge! rethinkyourbrain.org

Address

8222 S Yale Ave
Tulsa, OK
74137

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 3:30pm

Telephone

(800) 272-3900

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