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The Alzheimer’s Association Oklahoma and Arkansas Chapter is entirely funded by our own communities through individual contributions Poole said. “We are the primary community resource for Alzheimer’s disease and related disorders through family services, education, public policy and research.” Cynthia Willborn and Dorletha Bonner are working with the project to assist seniors in enrollment traveling throughout the state.
The Oklahoma and Arkansas Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association serves over 156,000 family’s chapter wide. About 87 percent of the total revenue is devoted to local active caregiver support and community education. The Alzheimer’s Association Oklahoma and Arkansas Chapter are affiliated with the national organization that provides leadership to eliminate Alzheimer’s disease through the advancement of research.
The program will make life-saving and life-enhancing prescription medicines more affordable for millions of uninsured patients. Solving the complex issue of helping the uninsured in this country gain access to healthcare must take a united effort by all sectors of
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