Alzheimer's is a devastating degenerative disease of the brain. Using cutting-edge technology, the Alzcast.org web site helps doctors, nurses, caregivers, and other healthcare professionals successfully cope with the impact of the disease on their patients and family members/other care providers and to keep up with the latest scientific findings.
Partners
Alzcast.org is made possible through the generous support of our corporate partners
Morgan-Keller Construction
Morgan-Keller is
a privately-held general contracting and construction management firm now
in their 51st year of business. As one of the largest and most respected
construction companies in a four-state area, M-K offers services to fit the
needs of clients both large and small.
Astute Technology
Astute Technology is a leader in cutting-edge software development initiatives
and Internet-based solutions for the pharmaceutical industry, medical professional
communities and associations, and health-conscious consumers.
BB&T
BB&T Corporation, headquartered in Winston-Salem, N.C. , is a fast growing, highly profitable financial holding company with $121.7 billion in assets. Its bank subsidiaries operate more than 1,450 branch offices in the Carolinas, Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky, Georgia, Maryland, Tennessee, Florida, Alabama, Indiana and Washington, D.C. BB&T ranks No. 2 in market share in North Carolina; No. 2 in Virginia/Washington, D.C.; No. 3 in South Carolina; No. 1 in West Virginia; No. 4 in Georgia; No. 5 in Maryland; and No. 4 in Kentucky.
Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's
Part of the Caregiver Educational Series (CES), this webcast and DVD provide valuable strategies on getting support, developing realistic expectations, and especially important, taking care of yourself and your loved one. The webcast and DVD are available in English and in Spanish (with subtitles).
Alzcast.org parterships
If you are interested in becoming an Alzcast.org partner, please contact Cindy Yingling at 410-970-2041 or cindy@alzcast.org
Alzcast.org is developed in partnership with The Copper Ridge Institute,
a 501c3 not-for-profit organization