
Opinion|Videos|February 9, 2026
Barriers to Managing Alzheimer Disease
Author(s)Ken Cohen, MD, FACP
Panelists discuss how APPs help overcome social and systemic barriers to Alzheimer care.
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Panelists discuss how social, financial, and systemic challenges hinder Alzheimer management. Limited access to specialists, diagnostic costs, and caregiver burnout are recurring themes.
Panelists discuss how APPs advocate for patients by navigating insurance processes, connecting families with resources, and promoting equitable access to care regardless of socioeconomic status.
Panelists discuss how addressing these barriers requires policy awareness and community outreach. APPs’ holistic approach positions them as champions of accessible, patient-centered care.
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