You or a loved one has received a dementia or Alzheimer’s diagnosis. Now what? We’ve answered that question since 2003. Our individual consultations, group support, engaging programs and training are designed to meet your needs. Let us guide you.
The staff of ADRC takes pride in making the most of each person each day. Robust Art, Music, and Equine programs have therapeutic and social value. Participants and caregivers enjoy activities together to further enhance the experience.
Whether it’s our Bay Shore headquarters or a satellite location, ADRC makes it easy to access helpful resources. Information, advice and referrals are provided free of charge. Our network links you to healthcare and legal professionals who offer specialized assistance.
We envision a future free from Alzheimer’s and related forms of dementia. Our financial support focuses on scientific research and promising clinical trials. As a respected authority, ADRC also advocates for state and federal funding.
Welcome to Alzheimer's Disease Resource Center
Serving Long Island, N.Y.
We coordinate services and provide support to match your needs and challenges.
Our Mission
To give help and hope to people affected by Alzheimer’s or related dementia, including diagnosed individuals and those who love and care for them.
Our Impact
How do you Measure compassion?
ADRC makes a positive difference in the lives of Long Island residents with an Alzheimer’s or dementia diagnosis. We also help their families and caregivers manage ongoing challenges. Our staff is here throughout the process as a partner in the journey.
Here’s how our dedicated team helped in in the Past Year:
819 Individual & Family Support Consultations Provided
2,526 Local Families Accessed Information
3,233 People Participated Support Group Sessions
250 Caregivers Received Professional Training
1,334 People Enriched by Art, Music & Equine Therapy Programs
Michele Payne, M. Ed.
Director of Programs
News
An Artful Afternoon!
Thanks to all the artists, caregivers, volunteers, supporters and friends who took part in ADRC’s 2019 Art Expression Program Tea & Art Exhibit June 6th.
Stellar Spellers Raise Funds!
Stellar Spellers at William Floyd Elementary raised both awareness and funds for the Alzheimer’s Disease Resource Center in May.
Memory, Moments And More
More than 300 people shared insights, stayed “in the moment” and helped usher in a new era of leadership.