Tags

ALZConnected Moderator 2

Tags are available to add to any posts made on the ALZConnected platform. By using tags, users can apply subjects to index posts together. By clicking on a tag from the "Popular Tags" section of the Home or Discussion pages, you will be taken to a list of tagged posts that other users have deemed similar.

For example, if users tag their posts with the "Alzheimer's" tag, the community can curate posts specifically about Alzheimer's. Now other users can click on this tag to see all posts others in the community believed to be related to Alzheimer's. The same for legal planning, coping strategies, LGBTQIA+, etc.

Please note that tags may be altered in the future to fit changing terminology. Below is a list of all currently available tags. While each of these tags is hyperlinked, only active posts made using this tag will appear. If a tag has no posts assigned to it, that means no other users have used this tag yet.

Here is the full list (updated 04/04/2023):

Accepting Changes

Accepting Help

Activities

Adult Child

Adult Day Care

Advocacy

ALZConnected How-To

Alzheimer's

Anger

Answer

Anxiety

Art and Music

Asking for Help

Bathing

Behaviors

Burnout

Care Options

Caregiver Health

Caregiving

Changes in Relationships

Clinical Trials

Communication

Community Resources

Coping Strategies

Cost of Care

Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease

Daily Care

Daily Challenges

Delusions

Dementia

Dental Care

Depression

Disability

Doctor Visits

Downs Syndrome

Dressing

Driving

Early Stage (Mild)

Eating

Emergency Preparedness

End of Life

Español (Spanish)

Exercise

Financial Planning

Frontotemporal Dementia

Getting a Diagnosis

Grief

Grooming

Hallucinations

Health

Helping Children

Helping Family/Friends

Hobbies

Home Safety

Hospice Care

Hospitalization

Incontinence

Independence

In-Home Care

Inspiration

Insurance

Late Stage (Severe)

Legal Planning

Lewy-Body Dementia

Live Well

Living Alone

Living with Dementia

Long Distance Caregiving

Long Term Care

Long Term Care Placement

Male Caregiving

Medicaid

Medicare

Medication Safety

Memory Care

Memory Clinic

Memory Concerns

Memory Loss

Middle Stage (Moderate)

Mild Cognitive Impairment

Mixed Dementia

Nutrition

Palliative Care

Parkinson’s

Planning for the Future

Question

Research

Respite

Risk Factors

Safety

Sandwich Generation

Self-Care

Sharing a Diagnosis

Social Security

Staying Active

Stigma

Stress

Support

Symptoms

Taxes

Technology

Toileting

Transitions in Care

Transportation

Treatments

Vascular

Veterans

Volunteering

Walking

Wandering

Warning Signs

Younger Onset