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Maximizing Independence (MIND) at Home |
Multistate |
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Maximizing Independence (MIND) at Home is a comprehensive, home-based care coordination intervention for people with Alzheimers disease or related dementias who live in the community. The program links people with dementia and their caregivers to community-based agencies, medical and mental healthcare providers and other community resources. Borne out of series of research projects, the program's most recent demonstration projects are a federally-funded trial of an intensive version of MIND at Home called MIND-Plus and a privately-funded randomized controlled trial to evaluate a leaner, more targeted version of MIND at Home called MIND-Streamlined. |
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Target Population |
Elderly individuals with Alzheimer's or dementia |
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Care Team |
Nurse practitioner, physician |
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Timeframe |
2006 - present |
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Results/ Studies |
N/A |
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Funding |
Federal and private grants |
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