NOW FDA APPROVED!

NOW FDA APPROVED!
Learn more about the option to switch to at–home injections after 18 months of treatment.
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  • Easing their start on LEQEMBI
  • Taking care of yourself

Ways to support your loved one as they start LEQEMBI

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Talking about Alzheimer’s disease

To prepare for the future, it can help to fully understand and accept what it means to live with Alzheimer's disease.

Ways to start the conversation (Alzheimer's Association)
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Help coordinate appointments

Schedule LEQEMBI infusions, MRIs, and follow-ups in advance so you can choose times that are convenient.

Manage routines and activities together

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Set up reminders for any appointments and treatment with the LEQEMBI Companion™ app. Learn more here

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Establish a daily routine with these tips Get your Daily Care Plan (Alzheimer's Association)

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Encourage activities you can do together to stay physically active.
Here are some ideas (National Institutes of Health)

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Help set up and put away the supplies needed for their LEQEMBI IQLIK at-home injections. Learn more here

Learn ways to focus on your needs as you care for your loved one

Build a support network

Don't hesitate to reach out to friends, family, and neighbors to ask who can lend a hand. Sometimes, just knowing there's someone else to pitch in when needed can be reassuring.

Here are some places you can turn to for guidance:

Ways to care for yourself (Alzheimer's Association) Defining the Help You Need (Caregiver Action Network)

Join a local support group

Consider joining a support group to connect with other care partners. They may share similar experiences, and could offer inspiration and emotional support.

Find a care partner support group (Alzheimer's Association)

Start planning for the future

Even though your loved one is still in the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease, there’s a lot to consider, including legal, financial, and long-term care planning.

Try and involve your loved one in the decision-making process, and make sure you understand their wishes.

Financial and Legal Planning for Caregivers (Alzheimer’s Association) Learn about legal planning after a dementia diagnosis (Being Patient)

Searching for a neurologist starts here

Find healthcare providers (in person and virtually) who can help identify early what could be behind your loved one's symptoms.

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