The next best place to home.

An activity-based program designed to maximize the well-being of persons with cognitive or functional impairments, and/or frail older adults, through a safe, supervised environment with opportunities for socialization.

Senior Day Services is Siouxland's first and only dementia-specific adult day service--designed for (but not restricted to) persons adults with Alzheimer's disease or related disorders.

Safe door-to-door transportation is available.

Coordinated care consultation program designed to manage the needs of, and services for, persons with Alzheimer's disease, their caregiver, and family members. Rather than navigate the maze of available services and support yourself, just call our staff and we'll take care of whatever you or your loved one needs.

Workshops, in-services, conferences and presentations for everyone--family members, civic and community groups, law enforcement and public safety personnel, and health care professionals.

Our Resource Library includes video, audio, and printed educational materials. An extensive selection of books, pamphlets, brochures and videotapes are available for purchase or check-out.

The Dementia Care Learning Institute is our special initiative for training and certifying long-term care professionals (nursing home and assisted living facility staff, as well as home health providers) about the challenges of Alzheimer's.

Whether you need a helping hand or just a shoulder to cry on, our trained professionals are there 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to provide information and guidance by phone or email.

Need a "time-out" from caregiving? Trained volunteers provide brief periods of respite for 24-hour caregivers.

To enable police and private citizens to identify people with Alzheimer's disease and help them return home quickly, the Alzheimer's Association created the Safe Return program with the assistance and support of the US Department of Justice.

Safe Return is the only nationwide system designed to help identify, locate and return to safety individuals who are memory impaired due to Alzheimer's disease or a related disorder.

You don't have to go through it alone. Meet others who share the caregiving experience, who understand the special challenges of Alzheimer's--and often, how to solve them.