Services

Key Notes is our free quarterly email newsletter which will provide information about upcoming events and what is being done in Marshall County for those dealing with Alzheimer’s disease. To subscribe, send your email address to contact@asomc.org.

RESPITE CARE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

The rigors of day to day care can take a toll on the caregiver of a patient. This program offers scholarships for qualifying patients so the caregiver may have personal time away.

INCONTINENCE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

These products can be very costly, but they are essential for patients who can no longer control their bladder and bowels. Through our scholarship program ASMC will provide incontinence products free of charge and these products would be delivered to the homes of qualifying patients each month.

EDUCATION

ASMC sponsors outreach programs which provide educational speakers to the public free of charge and also we provide educational pamphlets to local civic groups, schools, churches, etc.

CONTINUING EDUCATION FOR HEALTH CARE WORKERS

ASMC sponsors continuing education seminars for professional healthcare workers employed by hospitals, nursing homes, assisted care facilities, etc. These count toward CEU credits. Ask for availability and details concerning these and other events.

SUPPORT GROUPS

ASMC works in conjunction with local support groups for furthering Alzheimer's Education.

ADULT DAY CARE

Help organize and fund adult day care facilities in Marshall County.

	Through Alasafe.gov, family members/caregivers of individuals with forms of dementia may now provide information about their loved ones to authorized Alabama law enforcement officials, in the event their loved one becomes lost or wanders.
www.alasafe.gov is a secure government website that is available as a free service. AlaSafe.gov is designed, maintained, and operated under the Authority of Alabama Criminal Justice Information Center.	770 Washington Avenue Suite 350 Montgomery, AL 36130-0660

Alzheimer's Services of Marshall County supports this program through community education and one-on-one personalized assistance for those needing help with the registration process. For more information please call:

Alzheimer's Services of Marshall County
(256) 279-0922
or call your local Law Enforcement Agency