Opinion|Videos|February 23, 2026
Final Perspectives on APP Contributions to Alzheimer Disease Care
Author(s)Ken Cohen, MD, FACP
Panelists discuss how APPs are essential leaders shaping the future of Alzheimer disease care.
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Panelists discuss how the Alzheimer care landscape continues to evolve, positioning advanced practice providers (APPs) as central figures in its transformation. Their leadership spans early detection, therapy delivery, and caregiver support.
Panelists discuss how continuous education and collaboration will remain critical as new treatments and technologies emerge. The panel underscores the need for APP empowerment to maintain quality amid rapid scientific change.
Panelists discuss how their collective contributions redefine Alzheimer care as a collaborative, patient-focused endeavor grounded in accessibility, empathy, and innovation.
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