29 Months: Too Long to Wait for Alzheimer’s Treatment
Over 200,000 Americans diagnosed with Alzheimer's before age 65 are blocked from accessing treatment by a 29-month Medicare waiting period. Hear from the individuals directly affected, caregivers, and clinicians — and learn what Congress can do to end it.
“If you can imagine the feeling of a tiger running after you, this is my experience in the world”
~ Alicia Brasch, Alzheimer’s Advocate
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Letter signed by advocates and leaders urging Congress to eliminate the outdated 29-month Medicare waiting period for individuals diagnosed with young-onset Alzheimer’s.
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Voices Behind the BRIDGE Act
Scott Berkheiser & Kris Berkheiser Alzheimer’s Advocate, Living with Young Onset Alzheimer's & Caregiver Spouse
Alicia Brasch Alzheimer’s Advocate
Laurie Waters Alzheimer’s Advocate, Living with Young Onset Alzheimer's
Erin Young Alzheimer’s Advocate
Dr. Karen Bell Neurologist
Jim Taylor President, Voices of Alzheimer's