Help Older Adults Stay Connected During Pandemic

The Alzheimer’s Association, along with the Florida Department of Elder Affairs and senior engagement technology provider iN2L, has announced the launch of "Project VITAL at Home," a new and innovative program specially
designed for those living with lzheimer’s disease or another dementia and their caregivers. Through Project VITAL at Home, participants will receive a wealth of engagement
opportunities with an iN2L tablet and have direct access to the live and on-demand support and education programs of the Alzheimer’s
Association.
“There are more than 580,000 Floridians living with Alzheimer’s and 1.2 million caregivers providing unpaid support to those individuals,” said Julie Shatzer, vice president of programs for the Florida region of the Alzheimer’s Association. “Social isolation and boredom are particular challenges for those living with Alzheimer’s and other dementias, as well as their caregivers. Having a way to provide purposeful and meaningful engagement by connecting with family, friends, healthcare providers and other VITAL caregivers means that you never need to go it alone.”

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