Patient Resource Folders

What they are

Our Patient Resource Folders include a simple amount of information for medical providers to offer their patients who are being evaluated for cognitive decline or are living with dementia-related diagnoses.

Medical providers can now offer immediate resource information and concrete strategies designed to help people living with cognitive decline and their care partners discover there IS HOPE to live well even when dementia is part of the journey. These folders help people get connected right away to others living with dementia and resources to help them live well and avoid the isolation that is all too common with dementia. Our collaborative team of people living with dementia, care partners, and other energetic volunteers committed to creating a more dementia-friendly community form occasional productive assembly lines to compile the resource folders for distribution to family practice, internal medicine, and neurology offices in Northern Colorado.

The history

Medical providers shared, “It’s difficult to give a dementia-related diagnosis when there’s really “no hope” we can offer…”

Experts living with dementia shared, “We need to bridge the gap between the many dementia-related resources available in Northern Colorado and the people who actually need to use them…”

Our initial 500 folders were made possible through a grant from the Fort Collins Rotary Club and other donations to Dementia Together. Through our nonprofit organization, clinic staff members can also participate in brief dementia-friendly education to help them make their appointments more effective and efficient for themselves and their patients.

If you have a heart to join us in coming alongside some of the potentially most vulnerable people in our communities, please consider sharing generous financial support for our efforts.

Our 2025 Patient Resource Folders are proudly sponsored by: