Did You Know?
Maryland has the highest prevalence of Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias in the United States. An estimated 12.9% of adults aged 65+ are living with the condition—and Baltimore City is among the hardest-hit areas in the country.

The Cognitive & Caregiver Resource Center focuses on prevention and empowering those already affected by dementia and their caregivers. Through lifestyle management, education, and skill development, Keswick and its partners are committed to improving what it means to support and live with dementia.

What we offer:

Social Engagement Program

Designed for individuals living with cognitive changes, this small-group day program provides opportunities to connect, create, and thrive.

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Service Navigation

Offers family members and caregivers of people with dementia a space to share experiences and find support.

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Connection and Resiliency: Learning, Listening & Sharing to Strengthen Care

An opportunity for friends and family care partners to learn, listen and connect while exploring resilience in caring for an older loved one.
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Caring for an older loved one can bring meaningful moments, new responsibilities and unexpected challenges. Join Keswick’s Cognitive & Caregiver Resource Center for Connection and Resiliency, a welcoming program designed for friends and family care partners.
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Through brief education, professional and personal stories, and guided discussion, we’ll explore resilience in caring for an older adult. Hear from special guest speakers Dr. John Burton, MD, and Kim Burton, family members who began as geriatric care professionals and now share in the family caregiving experience.
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