List your care business where families searching for dementia help can find you

I'm Ryan Herd. I was mayor of Pequannock Township, New Jersey, twice, and I served on the council for eight years. In that job I knew who to call at the township, the county, the state, and even in Washington. Even then, it was hard to find real help for a family in trouble. If it was hard for me, how is a daughter in Tampa or a son in Cleveland supposed to find you?

That's why I built this directory. Families use it for free, and they always will. The only reason that's possible is because local businesses and sponsors support it, and I'm grateful for that.

If you run a home care agency, a memory care community, or another practice that helps these families, I want them to be able to find you when they search.

How big is the need for dementia care in the United States?

In 2026, an estimated 7.4 million Americans age 65 and older are living with Alzheimer's, according to the Alzheimer's Association.1 Nearly 13 million Americans provide unpaid care for someone with Alzheimer's or another dementia.

Every month, Americans search Google well over a million times for help like memory care, home care and dementia care.2

How do families find my business here?

They type a zip code on our home page, then choose free government help or care near them. When they open your category, they see businesses in that area who do this work.

We're starting in Florida, Pennsylvania, Ohio, North Carolina, and New Jersey, in places like Miami, Tampa, Sarasota, Orlando, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Columbus, Charlotte, Raleigh, and Greensboro. State, federal, and local government listings are always free and unlimited, and we'll keep adding every one we can find.

Do I already have a free listing?

Yes. If your business belongs here, we've already put you in the directory for free. Families can see your name, what you do, your address, and your own phone number. There's no charge for that, and there's no limit on free listings.

Here's an example of how that free card looks. It isn't a real business.

What if I want more families to notice me?

You can add a logo, a photo, or a Sponsored spot at the top of the list, so families can learn more about you before they call. When they open your category, they see Sponsor listings first, then Featured, then Basic, then free listings.

Everything in a listing is information you provide, and you can update it yourself.

How do I get a paid plan or claim my listing?

Fill out the form below, or email hello@alzheimersdiseasedirectory.com, and tell me whether you want to claim your free listing or get Basic, Featured, or a Sponsor spot. I'll write you back.

If your business isn't in the directory yet and it belongs here, use the same form. We list memory care and assisted living, home care, adult day and respite, doctors and memory clinics, elder law and paying for care, hospice and palliative care, and support groups and other help.

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