A Commitment to Social Work in Alzheimer’s Care

“CareBridge NYC is your trusted resource for Alzheimer’s care, support, and education for families and caregivers.”

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What’s CareBridge NYC?

CareBridge NYC is a social work-driven initiative that provides essential resources, emotional support, and advocacy for individuals and families affected by Alzheimer’s disease, fostering holistic care and community connection.

Our Mission

  • CareBridge empowers individuals and families by connecting them to compassionate care, essential resources, and early support in Alzheimer’s journeys.

Our Vision

  • To create a world where every individual affected by Alzheimer’s receives timely, holistic, and human-centered support through the vital leadership of social workers.

Our Values

  • Compassion — We honor the dignity of every individual and caregiver.
  • Collaboration — We bridge patients, families, and professional resources together.
  • Empowerment — We equip families and caregivers with knowledge and tools to thrive.
  • Integrity — We are committed to trust, transparency, and professional excellence.
  • Innovation — We promote new pathways for early intervention and sustained care.

Our Goals

  • Raise public awareness about the importance of early Alzheimer’s support.
  • Educate families on the critical role of social workers in Alzheimer’s care.
  • Provide accessible resources that empower caregivers and strengthen resilience.
  • Bridge the gap between prevention, care coordination, and emotional well-being.
  • Foster a supportive online community for knowledge-sharing and emotional support.

      Alzheimer’s Disease and Social Work

      A comprehensive look at Alzheimer’s disease and the pivotal role social workers play in supporting patients and their families throughout the disease’s progression.

      Alzheimer’s Disease:

      • Alzheimer’s causes memory loss, confusion, and impaired judgment.
      • Alzheimer’s typically affects individuals over the age of 65.
      • Risk factors include genetics, age, and lifestyle influences.
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      Social Work

      • Social workers provide personalized care and advocacy for Alzheimer’s patients.
      • They connect families with resources and support networks.
      • Social workers help manage the emotional and practical challenges of caregiving.

      “CareBridge links you and your loved ones to vital care, support, and resources, ensuring a path to compassionate Alzheimer’s care.”

      Ruirui (Christine) Chen

      Founder & Project Lead, CareBridge NYC

      Connection, Care, Support, Advocacy