Alzheimer's Demonstration
Program
Administration on Aging
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Successful Service Delivery Strategies
Since 1992, the Alzheimer's Demonstration Program
has focused on developing unique community-based methods of serving persons
with Alzheimer's disease and their families. Specifically focusing on serving
hard-to-reach groups such as ethnic minorities, low income and rural families,
Alzheimer's Demonstration grantees have developed many replicable models
for working with traditionally underserved populations.
Through a national evaluation process, the most replicable components of various
Alzheimer's Demonstration projects were identified and are presented here.
Each link provides a description of the model and contact information for the
program. You should feel free to contact the project director for more details
and for technical assistance in replication. We strongly encourage you to consider
incorporating elements from the successful strategies below into your home
and community based care system.
Successful Service Delivery Strategies Sub Navigation:
- Adult Day Care
- Self-Directed Care
- In-Home Care
- Addressing Diversity
- Respite
- Case Management
- Support Groups
- Other Models
For more information about specific resources and products from the projects highlighted under this section, click on the Resources & Tools tab above.
