The Annual Wellness Visit Assessment and Resource Toolkit is a provider-facing compilation of resources, educational handouts, and links to pertinent materials developed by Quality Insights. It addresses the purpose, overall scope, guidelines and processes, assessments, and persons involved (the “who, what, how, and why”). This toolkit includes assessment tools for anxiety, depression, mobility and self-care, memory, medication, end-of-life care, honoring care decisions, and preventive plans.

This resource was developed by My Alzheimer's Story to help health care providers, family members and caregivers ask the right questions to reset the compass for people living with dementia.

This fact sheet was developed by The Consumer Voice to help health care providers develop a care plan that provides service and activities to attain or maintain the highest practicable physical, mental and psychosocial well-being of each resident.

This fact sheet was developed by The Consumer Voice to help health care providers with the components of providing quality care that is person-centered and individualized.

This fact sheet and FAQ was developed by the Mountain-Pacific Quality Health to help health care providers understand explaining what antipsychotic medicines can and cannot help when given to people with dementia.

This fact sheet was developed by the Alzheimer's Association to provide health care providers information about the behavioral and psychotic symptoms (BPSD) individuals with dementia often experience during the course of their disease and approaches to care that are utilized.

This booklet was developed by the Alzheimer's Association to provide both health care providers and families with information about Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias.

This video is one component of the Developing a Restful Environment Action Manual (DREAM) Toolkit and was developed by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services to help health care providers and residents’ loved ones understand the importance of sleep for residents living with dementia and shows how changes in the sleep environment can improve residents’ quality of life. 

This toolkit was developed by Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services to help health care providers implement practical interventions to promote high-quality sleep for reside