About Us
Over 164,000 people in Orange County are affected by dementia or mild cognitive impairment
Since 1982, Alzheimer’s Orange County has been Orange County’s center for Alzheimer’s resources. We are dedicated to providing quality care and support services to the thousands of residents of Orange County who are affected by Alzheimer’s disease or other related dementia, and also partnering with local researchers to populate clinical trials to help find a cure.
Our mission: To serve Orange County individuals with memory loss, frail seniors, and those that support them.
Board of Directors – Meet the visionaries behind Alzheimer’s Orange County.
Staff Directory – A directory listing of our leadership team
Contact Us – How to reach and contact our office
In the Media – Archive of our press and media clippings
Financial Information
Tax ID Number
95-3702013
Our Impact
Support by the Numbers
Answering the call
Our team received 4,134 Helpline calls and conducted 1,103 Care Consultations to provide answers, expert guidance and tailored support for each caller.
Improving understanding & care
15,109 people attended our educational classes on dementia, brain health, and healthy aging, gaining knowledge and skills to better support themselves and those they care for.
Bringing people together to create a community
2,796 attendees participated in support groups, meeting in-person, online, and in multiple languages to share experiences and solutions.
Promoting active living and socialization
798 attendees participated in Connect2Culture, a program offering social activities for individuals in early to moderate stages of dementia and their care partners to connect and engage.
Engaging with healthcare providers
We reached over 3,000 physicians, sharing information about our services to expand awareness and improve dementia care in Orange County.
Community outreach for lasting impact
We engaged with over 10,000 community members and connected with elected representatives and local officials 183 times to raise awareness and advocate for those affected by dementia.
Enriching lives and providing essential respite
Our adult day center, Healthy Aging Center: Acacia, served 147 individuals and provided 4,920 hours of therapy, to help participants stay active, reduce costly care, and give families respite.
