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Young-onset Alzheimer's: When symptoms begin before age 65
Causes
Accurate diagnosis critical
Clinical trials
What is young-onset Alzheimer's?
Family history of disease
Genes that cause young-onset Alzheimer's
Accurate diagnosis is critical
How to cope with young-onset Alzheimer's
What to do at work
Coping tips for couples
How to involve kids
Financial issues
Clinical trials and observational research
Resources for support
Accurate diagnosis critical
Clinical trials
What is young-onset Alzheimer's?
Family history of disease
Genes that cause young-onset Alzheimer's
Accurate diagnosis is critical
How to cope with young-onset Alzheimer's
What to do at work
Coping tips for couples
How to involve kids
Financial issues
Clinical trials and observational research
Resources for support
What to do at work
Before your condition notably affects your ability to do your job, talk to your employer. What you can do:
- Find out if you can switch to a position that better suits your change in abilities.
- Make sure you and your spouse, partner or caregiver understand your work-related benefits. Find out whether your workplace has an employee assistance program.
- Explore benefits you may get through the Americans with Disabilities Act, Family and Medical Leave Act and COBRA.
- If you feel overwhelmed, consider reducing your hours or taking time off.
