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      Home/News/Topics/Dementia Care

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      Dementia Care

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      Regulatory ComplianceHealthcareDementia CareTrainingPublic HealthPolicy
      2 days ago

      Massachusetts Passes New Dementia Care Legislation, Boosting Healthcare Procurement

      The Massachusetts House of Representatives has enacted a law to enhance Alzheimer’s and dementia care, targeting training for first responders and care coordination. This legislation opens substantial procurement opportunities for healthcare providers and organizations involved in public health training and support services.

      Grants & FundingHealthcareDementia CareIndian CountryContract
      41 days ago

      ACL Launches $300,000 Grants for Dementia Care in Indian Country

      The Administration for Community Living (ACL) is offering grants up to $300,000 annually for three years to federally recognized tribes and organizations to enhance dementia care services. This initiative aims to strengthen support and improve health outcomes for aging populations in tribal communities, with applications due by July 22, 2026.