Dr Helena Chui with patient

Replication Manuals

Materials are available for use with permission from Alzheimer’s Los Angeles by sending a request to permission@alzla.org.

Below is a list of materials developed by Alzheimer’s Los Angeles

  • Lost Memories Telenovela Season 1
  • Lost Memories Telenovela Season 2
  • Memory Club Program Replication Manual
  • Faces of Caregiving Videos
  • Dementia Care Networks Programs Replication Manual
  • Caregiver Tip Sheets
  • Behaviors & Alzheimer’s Disease: Using IDEA! Curriculum
  • Memory Matters Curriculum
    • available in English only
  • Healthy Brain Habits Curriculum
  • Hospital to Home Transition Curriculum
  • Dementia Care Specialist Toolkit and Curriculum
  • Making Home Safe for a Person with Alzheimer’s Curriculum

Materials created and disseminated by Alzheimer’s Los Angeles may be used, cobranded, and/or limitedly adapted ONLY with prior written permission by Alzheimer’s Los Angeles.

If your organization is located within Los Angeles County and is interested in partnering with Alzheimer’s Los Angeles to deliver any programs to the families you serve, please email classes@alzla.org to schedule a meeting and discuss further with a staff person.

If your organization is located outside of Los Angeles County and is interested in using any of Alzheimer’s Los Angeles’ materials, please email permisssion@alzla.org to request a Materials Request Form.

Part of Alzheimer’s Los Angeles’ mission is to improve the lives of families affected by Alzheimer’s and dementia by delivering effective programs and services. If using any of the materials created by us has helped your organization improve the lives of families affected by Alzheimer’s and dementia, please consider making a donation to Alzheimer’s Los Angeles.

Here is a list of organizations that have requested permission to used materials created by Alzheimer’s Los Angeles:

  • Alzheimer’s Orange County, California
  • Alzheimer’s San Diego, California
  • Area Agency on Aging of the Coastal Bend Aging and Disability Resource Center, Texas
  • Aroostook Agency on Aging, Maine
  • Association of Health Care Journalists, Missouri
  • BakerRipley, Texas
  • Benjamin Rose Institute on Aging, Ohio
  • Broward Health North, Florida
  • Center to Advance Palliative Care, New York
  • City of Evanston, Illinois
  • Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health, Nevada
  • Department of Social and Health Services, Washington State
  • Diponegoro University Nursing Department, Indonesia
  • GuildNet, New York
  • Keiro, California
  • Kimochi San Mateo, California
  • Lompoc Valley Community Healthcare Organization, California
  • Lucas County Board of Developmental Disabilities, Ohio
  • MemoryLane Care Services, Ohio
  • Mercy Housing, California
  • Middlesex Health Palliative Care, Connecticut
  • Mosaic Family Health, Wisconsin
  • Neighbor Network of Norther Nevada, Nevada
  • Prisma Health, South Carolina
  • Prosser Memorial Health, Washington State
  • Schuyler County Office for the Aging, New York
  • Shell Point Retirement Community, Florida
  • University of Southern California Marshall School of Business, California
  • University of Wyoming Department of Psychology, Wyoming
  • Utah Department of Health Services, Utah
  • Washington County Department of Health and Human Services, Washington State
  • Washington State Department of Social and Health Services, Washington State