Best Alzheimer’s Products is the place for Dementia Professionals, whatever your field. And you might be surprised at the variety of professions that go into making dementia care effective. People quite naturally think about memory care professionals and and doctors when the consider Memory Care Professionals. However, there are many other skills and careers that go into successful dementia care. The library is in an ideal position to make a meaningful impact on care in the community by providing space, appropriate materials, and even trainings.
DEMENTIA CARE PROFESSIONALS
Please allow us to create an account for your library. You can order online and choose as payment option, “Purchase Order – Business Clients Will be Invoiced”. It is a simple process; once we have a chance to get your company into our system we will ship your order and invoice your company. It usually takes a few hours or a day or two at the most. We only ask that you pay the first invoice as soon as is convenient. After that we will have you on Net30 terms.
If you have questions or wish to email us your purchase order, contact us at orders@best-alzheimers-products.com.
LIBRARY PROFESSIONALS & THE DEMENTIA FRIENDLY LIBRARY
A recent article in the Pierce County Herald featured a program instituted by the Ellsworth Public Library (Wisconsin). Under the guidance of Library Director, Tiffany Meyer, the library assembled a number of kits which contain activities specially selected to appeal to older adults in their community who have dementia. “One struggle with dementia can be for friends and family members to figure out how to continue having meaningful interactions with a loved one who is experiencing dementia,” Ms Meyer said. “Many of the items in the kits were purchased from Best Alzheimer’s Products’ website,” she continued. “These kits have the potential to help many people.” Read more» about the interview with Tiffany Meyer.

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The local library is an ideal point from which a community can reach out to those in its population who have dementia. Library professionals and libraries all over the country are using our services and activities to benefit that special needs group. We spent thousands of hours searching for and creating activities that are appropriate and valuable to people with dementia. Additionally, many of the things in our store provide measurable therapeutic benefits.
Why Library Professionals?
Much of our inventory, especially some of our videos and activity books, is appropriate for the general population as well; not just people with dementia. For example, the Sentimental Reflections collection, for instance, provides nostalgic reminiscence for older adults in general, and in younger people these videos instill an appreciation of our country’s (U.S.A.) heritage. Our exercise videos are intended for an elderly audience with or without dementia. And our extensive collection of Nature Videos lend a peaceful and relaxing atmosphere to any setting.
We even have a line of adaptive furniture. The chairs and tables in this group especially will enhance the visit of patrons with mobility issues.
Just below we have recommended some categories of products as well as some individual products that we think you, as a library professional, will like. Please browse the entire store for more ideas, and if you can’t find what you are looking for, give us a call – 847/223.3021.
Make yours a Dementia Friendly Library. Learn more about how your library can benefit people with Alzheimer’s disease or another dementia.
- Make Libraries Dementia Friendly
- What is a Dementia Friendly Library?
- Designing Libraries for Dementia
- Products for Dementia Friendly Libraries
- Age- and Stage-Appropriate Activities
Product Categories for Library Professionals

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- “Needless to say, her need for sedatives has stopped.” Carla