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Alzheimer's Association: Disease will spike amid significant care shortages
4 days ago - By WGN TV
NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Alzheimer's disease is expected to spike nationwide in future years, and according to new data released by the Alzheimer's Association, there is a significant shortage in the dementia care workforce.
Twenty states in the U.S. have been identified as neurology "deserts" by the Alzheimer's Association, meaning they had a projected shortage of doctors and caregivers specializing in dementia.
Carolyn Berry of Tennessee - one of the 20 "desert" states - says she's aware of the challenges faced by families of those with cognitive diseases. Berry lost both her grandmother and...
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