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Alzheimer's Association Connecticut Chapter We are the Alzheimer's Association Connecticut Chapter and our vision is a world without Alzheimer’s and all other dementia.

Alzheimer’s disease affects more than 80,000 people in Connecticut. The Alzheimer‘s Association provides services to those affected by Alzheimer’s and all other dementias; advocates for policy change and research funding; and advances research toward prevention, treatment and a cure. The Alzheimer’s Association Connecticut Chapter’s main office is in Southington. To learn more, contact the Connecticut Chapter at 860-406-3050 or visit our website at alz.org/ct.

Knowing what healthy habits support your brain is important, but putting those habits into practice is essential, too. J...
10/16/2026

Knowing what healthy habits support your brain is important, but putting those habits into practice is essential, too. Join us for a free webinar on October 22 at 3 p.m. to explore what helps people make meaningful lifestyle changes that last, including:

🟣 Finding your motivation
🟣 Overcoming barriers
🟣 Building healthy habits

🔗 Register and reserve your spot: bit.ly/3VkrOEL

Thank you to our friend Brian Schactman and the WTIC News/Talk 1080 team for having your favorite Christy Kovel on air t...
10/15/2026

Thank you to our friend Brian Schactman and the WTIC News/Talk 1080 team for having your favorite Christy Kovel on air this week to chat about the Walk to End Alzheimer's happening in communities across Connecticut this fall, the pivotal moment we are in with pushing to see the Alzheimer’s Screening and Prevention (ASAP) Act pass through Congress, and our state legislative priorities!

Listen now: https://www.audacy.com/wtic/podcasts/a69b5832cd04b4d35600868534268227/episodes/walk_to_end_alzheimers-8793822

🚨 Urgent Action Needed 🚨: Please sign on to our letter asking Senator Chris Murphy to support the Alzheimer's Screening ...
10/14/2026

🚨 Urgent Action Needed 🚨: Please sign on to our letter asking Senator Chris Murphy to support the Alzheimer's Screening and Prevention (ASAP) Act. We need as many people as possible to sign our letter to show Senator Murphy the support his constituents have for this bill. Every name counts!

Take action NOW: alz-ct.quorum.us/campaign/171017

The ASAP Act provides Medicare with the authority to cover blood tests for Alzheimer's and dementia screening. Early detection gives individuals more time to begin treatment, plan ahead, enroll in clinical trials and seek support when it matters most. This bill is a practical, bipartisan step that will improve care and quality of life for countless families in Connecticut. 💜

Recently, our ALZ Youth Student Council came together for their Recognition Dinner, bringing students and their guardian...
10/13/2026

Recently, our ALZ Youth Student Council came together for their Recognition Dinner, bringing students and their guardians together to celebrate an incredible first term. Together, these students have already raised more than $7,000 and have made a meaningful impact by raising awareness throughout their communities through events supporting Do What You Love to End ALZ.

We are so proud of the creativity and dedication these students have shown in proving that you’re never too young to make a difference in the fight against Alzheimer’s. Check out this special highlight on these extraordinaires from our friends at WTNH News 8 this week as they continue to push their passion to forward:

https://www.wtnh.com/on-air/whats-right-with-schools-on-air/whats-right-with-schools-rocky-hill-high-school-students-raise-awareness-for-alzheimers-disease/

Join us for a free webinar on brain health in the Hispanic and Latino community this Thursday at 12 p.m. We’ll discuss t...
10/12/2026

Join us for a free webinar on brain health in the Hispanic and Latino community this Thursday at 12 p.m. We’ll discuss the importance of early detection, steps to reduce your risk for Alzheimer's and other dementia and share our resources. The webinar will be presented in Spanish only. Register at bit.ly/4hVZ7Xi.

Acompáñenos a un seminario web gratuito sobre la salud cerebral en la comunidad hispana y latina, este jueves a la 12 p.m. Hablaremos sobre la importancia de la detección temprana, los pasos para reducir su riesgo de Alzheimer y otras demencias, y compartiremos nuestros recursos. El seminario web se presentará únicamente en español. Regístrese en bit.ly/4hVZ7Xi.

Thank you to all who joined us today for a super successful first Walk to End Alzheimer’s in Connecticut! 💜👟 A little wi...
10/11/2026

Thank you to all who joined us today for a super successful first Walk to End Alzheimer’s in Connecticut! 💜👟 A little wind didn’t stop us down in New London, and we were so moved but this community’s continued passion for the fight to . Learn more and join us at the next Walk nearest you: alz.org/CTwalk

10/10/2026

Caton Tsao grew up playing chess. Now he's using it to say checkmate to Alzheimer's. ♟️

Inspired by his grandparents, Caton turned his love of chess into a Do What You Love to End ALZ fundraiser. Caton shares why others should join him: you tell your own story, every dollar supports the Alzheimer's Association and you connect with people who share your passion and your goal to end Alzheimer's.

Happy ! Make your move and learn how to turn your passion into purpose at alz.org/dowhatyoulove.

On today’s episode, we’re checking in on the U.S. POINTER study one year later. Study participant Linda Pietras shares h...
10/09/2026

On today’s episode, we’re checking in on the U.S. POINTER study one year later. Study participant Linda Pietras shares her experience and reflects on the lifestyle changes she’s continued. We’re also joined by Dr. Molly Split, a neuropsychologist at Butler Hospital, who discusses her research exploring what helps people engage in and sustain healthy behaviors, including the role of self-confidence.

🎧 Listen now wherever you get your podcasts: alz.org/speakingofalz 💜

Walk to End Alzheimer's is officially kicking off in Connecticut this weekend, and we want to give a big thank you to mo...
10/07/2026

Walk to End Alzheimer's is officially kicking off in Connecticut this weekend, and we want to give a big thank you to more of our sponsors from across the state who have joined the fight and are making our events possible in 2026 — even after some weather decided to delay our season!

Visit alz.org/CTwalk to learn more and join the movement to today. 💜

10/06/2026

UPDATE: Representative Himes has officially co-sponsored this legislation! 📣💜

Mary-Kay from Norwalk explains how biomarker screening tests for Alzheimer's can be a game-changer for those concerned about their brain health. Representative Jim Himes, please sign on as a cosponsor for the Alzheimer's Screening and Prevention Act today!

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