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Alzheimer Care: Planning for the Future
   
 
In this section:
Introduction
The Planning Checklist
Money and Legal Matters

Introduction

With Alzheimer's disease, there is no way to predict when the symptoms will worsen. Getting a diagnosis early in the disease process is important and helpful, as this will allow the person with Alzheimer's disease to plan for her future while she is still capable of making decisions.

If you are a person with Alzheimer's disease or a related dementia, please visit the Planning for the Future pages in the I Have Alzheimer's Disease section.

 
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