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Answers to Over 300 Questions Asked by Recently Diagnosed Patients 

Leeds Alzheimer's Help and Support

A diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease brings with it many questions and uncertainties, not only for those diagnosed but also for their loved ones.

Our mission is to provide comprehensive support, guidance, and practical resources tailored to meet the needs of individuals and families navigating the journey of Alzheimer's disease in Leeds.

The top three services we provide for newly diagnosed Alzheimer's patients are: 

1. Free Alzheimer's info pack covering over 300 common questions asked by local patients following their own recent diagnosis plus signposting to local sources of help and support 
2. Inventory of daily living aids for Alzheimer's patients' a complete list of items that have been found by many others to be helpful whilst on the Alzheimer's journey ranked by importance - headed with the importance of wearing or carrying emergency medical ID.
3. Complete list of active local social media channels that can provide help, support, guidance and an empathetic sounding board for those just diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease. We'll also list content that's local to you in the Leeds such as podcasts, YouTube channels and Facebook communities dedicated and committed to Alzheimer's disease.

Free Alzheimer's Information Pack

Comprehensive Alzheimer's Information Pack

We've compiled an extensive support information pack that serves as a compassionate guide to understanding Alzheimer's disease. This pack includes:

• Answers to Over 300 Common Questions: Compiled from the experiences of those who've walked this path before, our guide offers insight into the most frequently asked questions about Alzheimer's, ranging from early symptoms to advanced care planning.
• Local Alzheimer's Statistics: Awareness is key. We provide up-to-date information on the prevalence of Alzheimer's in Leeds, aiming to foster a sense of community and understanding.
• Signposting to Local Support: Navigating the network of available help can be daunting. Our guide directs you to local sources of support, including healthcare services, support groups, and community resources, for both patients and their families.
• Daily Living Aids: Living with Alzheimer's means adapting to new challenges. We offer a curated list of tried and tested aids that can make daily life more manageable for those with Alzheimer's.
• Active Local Social Media Channels: Stay connected and informed. We highlight the most beneficial local and, where necessary, broader social media channels and online communities for patients and families to share experiences and advice.

Find help and support: A recent diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease needn't feel so solitary

Get YOUR Alzheimer's Information Pack

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Types of Alzheimer's Help We Offer

We offer free information to newly diagnosed patients such as our in depth 300+ answers report, list of daily living aids and helpful social media channels.

We also offer tangible medical ID products that can alert the patient's emergency contacts' phone (see Importance of Medical ID for Alzheimer's Patients below).

Over 300 Alzheimer's Questions Answered

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How can you use the help and information provided by Just Diagnosed?
Certainly! Here are bullet points highlighting how readers can benefit from the resources and support provided on your website:

• Navigate Alzheimer’s with Confidence: Gain access to over 300 answered questions, helping you understand the complexities of Alzheimer's disease and what to expect, empowering you and your family with knowledge.
  
• Localised Support and Resources: Discover a wealth of local information and services specifically for those living with Alzheimer's in your area, including healthcare professionals, support groups, and community resources, making it easier to find the help you need, close to home.
• Safety and Peace of Mind: Learn about the critical importance of medical ID for individuals with Alzheimer’s, offering first responders instant access to vital health information in emergencies, ensuring safety and peace of mind for families.
  
• Enhance Daily Living: Explore our curated list of daily living aids proven to assist those with Alzheimer's in maintaining independence and quality of life, carefully selected to address the unique challenges you face.
  

Get your Alzheimer's Local Info Pack

The Importance of Medical ID for Alzheimer's Patients

In the journey with Alzheimer's, safety becomes a paramount concern. Wearing or carrying medical ID can significantly enhance the safety of individuals with Alzheimer's by providing essential personal health information in emergencies.

​We recommend You ID Me medical ID for Alzheimer's disease because all You ID Me products are designed to alert the wearer's emergency contacts phon in case of an accident or emergency. Access the You ID Me store page here.

We recommend You ID Me medical alert products as they can alert the wearer's emergency contacts phone/s in case of emergency.

While the choice to use medical ID products is personal, we encourage you to consider their benefits:

• Immediate Access to Crucial Information: First responders are trained to look for medical ID, ensuring quick and appropriate care.
• Peace of Mind for Families: Knowing that loved ones can be easily identified and their health conditions understood, even if they can't communicate it themselves.
• Adaptable Solutions: Our range includes options for every preference and need, from traditional bracelets to modern, discreet alternatives.

You ID Me Store

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Local Help & Support for Alzheimer's 

Access Free Alzheimer's Help & Support

Need More Assistance?

Signing-up for and downloading your free Alzheimer's disease information pack and downloading our comprehensive list of essential daily living aids that can help people with Alzheimer's disease and their family member (or carers) and accessing complete list of active local social media channels, people generally have an increased sense of confidence about their onward journey.

​National medical charities can also play a role in supporting newly diagnosed Alzheimer's patients in several ways, offering both immediate assistance and long-term support. Here’s how they can help:

Information and Education: Providing accurate, up-to-date information about the condition, treatments, and research developments. This can include brochures, websites, webinars, and workshops to educate patients and their families about what to expect and how to manage the condition.

Emotional Support: Offering counseling services, support groups, and helplines where patients can share their experiences and feelings with others who understand what they're going through. This support can be critical in coping with the emotional impact of a diagnosis.

Financial Assistance: Some charities offer grants, subsidies, or assistance in accessing financial support for medical treatments, equipment, and sometimes daily living costs, depending on the patient's situation and the charity's focus.

Access to Treatment and Trials: Assisting patients in accessing treatments, including those that may be experimental or not widely available. They might also help patients enroll in clinical trials that are relevant to their condition.

Advocacy and Awareness: Representing the interests of patients and their families in policy discussions, helping to improve healthcare services, and raising public awareness about the condition.

Navigational Help: Assisting patients in navigating the healthcare system, including understanding their healthcare rights, finding the right specialists, and accessing additional support services.

Practical Assistance: Offering services such as transportation to medical appointments, home modifications, and respite care to help with daily living challenges that arise from the condition.

Help for Alzheimer's Disease Patients and their Families in and Around Leeds, UK.

Whether live in the centre, close to or local to Leeds (West Yorkshire) you can benefit from our free resources The following are just a few local towns but you can still apply even if you live outside these areas. So please apply for your Support Information Pack today.

Morley, Pudsey, Horsforth, Batley, Dewsbury, Wakefield, Bradford, Halifax, Shipley, Brighouse, Castleford, Pontefract, Keighley, Harrogate, York, Barnsley, Rotherham, Sheffield, Doncaster, Huddersfield.​