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Connect-Home ADRD is a support program designed to help people with Alzheimer's disease and related dementias and their caregivers when they leave a nursing facility. The program gives nursing home staff better tools and training to prepare patients and caregivers for the move, and includes three follow-up phone calls from a dementia care specialist after discharge to answer questions and provide guidance.
Moving from a nursing facility to a new living situation can be confusing and stressful for both patients with dementia and their caregivers. This trial tests whether structured support and specialist follow-up during this transition can reduce confusion, improve outcomes, and help families feel more confident and prepared.
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If you are selected, you and your caregiver will be part of either the new support program or the standard care group. If you are in the support program, your nursing home team will use special planning tools and training to prepare you for discharge, and a dementia care specialist will call you and your caregiver three times within 30 days after you leave the nursing facility to check in and answer questions. If you are in the standard care group, you will receive the usual discharge planning and care.
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