The COVID-19 pandemic has shed a disturbing light on the health and quality of care of older adults. The truth is that the quality of life and care for this vulnerable population should have been of concern long before the pandemic ever began. This is especially true for older adults and families affected by Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias – a group of memory impairment disorders that primarily affect older adults and gravely impact the cognitive, physical, mental, and social abilities of those diagnosed.

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