"CARE’s approach is rooted in science, but it’s also rooted in our own experiences." - Lisa Renzi-Hammond

"The work is rewarding. Learning, research, clinical care, and mentoring. All of it." - Steve Correia

"Because no one should have to navigate a dementia diagnosis alone.” - Sarah Saint Hamilton

"When researching dementia, it involves families, community, and a more educated public." - Jenay Beer

"I am committed to supporting medically underserved areas and prioritizing health equity.” -Anita Reina

"It is not the end of life when you get this diagnosis." - Don Scott

See dementia differently.

The University of Georgia (UGA) Cognitive Aging Research and Education Center (CARE) exists to provide and improve access to prevention, diagnosis, and support for those at risk for or living with dementia.

A new pathway to living with dementia.

Discover which pathway fits you or your loved one’s story best:

Prevention

Our prevention resources help guide you into making better choices to improve your own life and the lives of those around you.

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Diagnosis

Our diagnosis resources are for those who want to learn about the diagnosis process and how to best self-advocate for care.

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Support

Our social support resources include tips, advice and information on taking care of life's necessities while living with or caring for someone with dementia.

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What's New at the CARE Center?

Undergraduate Research Assistant Applications

Are you an Undergraduate student at the University of Georgia looking to get involved with the CARE Center? Apply to be an Undergraduate Research Assistant!

All research assistants who join our team are required to be enrolled in research for course credit. We ask that students commit at least one year to this position through a research course. Students should be able to commit to their projects, team members and lab. This includes being reliable and accountable, working collaboratively, and producing quality work.

Homegrown University of Georgia Care

We aim to expand access to Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias prevention, diagnosis and support to communities across Georgia. Through collaboration with UGA’s Cooperative Extension, Archway Partnership and the Augusta-UGA Medical Partnership, the CARE Center is making an impact in communities across our state. If you would like to learn more about CARE’s partnerships and collaborators visit the About Us page.

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