Alzheimer's Advocacy in
Take Action! Become an Advocate
Addressing the Alzheimer’s crisis is as much a matter of public policy as scientific discovery, and we need your help to change the future of this devastating disease. As an advocate, you will be invited to engage public officials and policymakers in a variety of ways, urging their support for critical Alzheimer's legislation and policy changes.
Current Action Alerts
Policies
Federal Policy
Alzheimer's is a devastating disease that cannot be ignored by federal policymakers. Our goal is to see that the federal government takes bold action now to confront this growing crisis. Urge your elected officials to enact public policies that provide better health and long-term coverage to ensure high-quality, cost-effective care for the millions of people who face this disease every day. Learn more
State Policy
State governments are increasingly on the front lines in addressing health issues facing America. As a result, every state must tackle Alzheimer's not only as an aging issue but also as a public health crisis. Alzheimer's Association chapters across the nation work with state officials to determine regulatory and statutory standards for dementia training, provide access to respite care, designate spending for state long-term care services, control Medicaid spending, and in a variety of other ways to provide care and support for those facing this dreaded disease. Learn more
Upcoming Events
Alzheimer's Association Michigan State Advocacy Day - May 7, 2024
The Alzheimer's Association Michigan Chapter will host our annual Alzheimer's Association State Advocacy Day. You can join us to advocate in Lansing! The purpose of this event is to:
- Speak with our state senators and representatives about the needs of those living with Alzheimer's disease or a related dementia and their families
- To raise awareness about Alzheimer's and related dementias among all legislators and state agencies
This is an opportunity to tell your story of your family's journey with Alzheimer's or a related dementia to your state legislators and to ask for their support.
For more information contact Matt Phelan at mephelan@alz.org.
Chapter Contact(s)
Chapter Headquarters
Michigan Chapter
25200 Telegraph Road, Suite 100
Southfield, MI 48033
Phone 248 351 0280