ADRC Programs

• ADRC Home
• ADRC Advisory Board
• ADRC Workshops
• Adult Protective Services
• Benefits Counseling
• Caregiver Resources
• Dementia Care
• Information Assistance
• Long-Term Care Services (Adults)
• Older Adult Services
• Senior Dining & Meals on Wheels
• Specialized Transportation
• Support Groups
• Volunteer Opportunities

More Information

• ADRC Connection Newsletter and Issues
• ADRC Resource Guide
• ADRC Resource Guide Inclusion/Annual Update
• Emergency Preparedness
• Medicare Assistance
• Senior Dining Centers
• Specialized Transportation Application
• Transition Guide
• Volunteer Application

Contact Us

Bus service is available to the ADRC on bus route #9 through Waukesha Metro transit.

Address: 514 Riverview Avenue,
Waukesha WI, 53188
Phone: 262-548-7848
Toll 1-866-677-ADRC
Free: 1-866-677-2372
Fax: 262-896-8273
Email: [email protected]

Contact Us Form

Business hours: Monday-Friday, 8:00am - 4:30pm

For information outside of regular business hours please call IMPACT 2-1-1 by dialing: 211 or toll free 1-866-211-3380.

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Dementia Friendly Waukesha County

To create a sustainable Dementia Capable Waukesha County we need to engage communities in the support of persons with dementia and their loved one.

What is a Dementia Friendly Community? A community where those with dementia will be enabled to live as independently as possible and continue to be engaged in community life. A dementia friendly community is committed to creating a culture that not only supports, but takes the responsibility for ensuring the beneficial outcomes of services for individuals with dementia and their caregivers. A community that is dementia friendly: Is aware of dementia Promotes early detection Creates dementia friendly environments Has the capacity for a crisis response system Has businesses trained to be Dementia Friendly Provides services and support to have individuals with dementia have the highest quality of life

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How does a community become Dementia Friendly?

The Dementia Care Specialist from the Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) and the Community Outreach Coordinator from the Alzheimer’s Association will assist you in the process of creating a Dementia Friendly Community. Utilizing an existing template, guidance is given in the development of a leadership group, training is provided and ongoing communication is facilitated in the development of the dementia friendly coalition and work-groups. If there is interest in having your community become dementia friendly contact the Dementia Care Specialist at (262) 548-7848.

What are some of the components of a Dementia Friendly Community?

• Community Awareness - Dementia Awareness Presentations
• Dementia Friendly Business Training
• Early Detection - Community Memory Screen Events
• Dementia Caregiver Support Groups
• Engagement activities for Individuals with Dementia and the Caregivers/Families
  • Memory Cafes
  • Caregiver Intermission
  • SPARK
  • SPARK Air
• Dementia Crisis Training for First Responders (Police, Fire, Paramedics)
• Dementia Education in the Schools
• Dementia Resources