SACRAMENTO, Calif. - s4story -- The Get Care at Home team joined the 2026 Sacramento Walk to End Alzheimer's on October 3 at William Land Park, standing alongside families and community organizations affected by Alzheimer's disease and other dementias. The event brought attention to the importance of research, education, and support for people living with dementia and their unpaid caregivers.

For the agency, the walk connects closely with its daily work. Families often need help with the routines that become harder as memory and behavior change, including personal care, supervision, and finding time for a caregiver to rest. These pressures are not always visible, but they can shape a family's ability to care for a loved one at home.

Get Care at Home provides non-medical in-home support and respite services for Sacramento-area families. Its approach focuses on familiar routines, communication, and individualized care. Community events such as the Walk to End Alzheimer's also give families an opportunity to learn about other local resources and connect with people who understand their experience.

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The Alzheimer's Association organizes the Walk to End Alzheimer's to support its work in care, support, and research. Families seeking dementia resources can visit www.alz.org, and those exploring non-medical home care can learn more at Get Care at Home.

About Get Care at Home. Get Care at Home is a California-licensed, non-medical home care agency serving Citrus Heights and surrounding Sacramento-area communities. The agency provides assistance with everyday activities, companionship, respite care, and dementia-focused support built around each person's routines and needs. Visit www.getcareathome.org to learn more or request a care assessment.

Read the full release: www.getcareathome.org/news/sacramento-walk-to-end-alzheimers-2026