--- title: Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness description: June is Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month, a time to bring attention to Alzheimer's disease and the importance of brain health. image: https://blog.usfhp.net/hubfs/undefined-Jun-17-2026-09-32-46-0059-PM.png --- [![](https://usfhp2.knockmedia.dev/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/logo-1.png)](https://blog.usfhp.net/) - [About Us](https://usfhp.net/about/) - [Events & Webinars](https://usfhp.net/events-and-webinars/) - [Contact Us](https://usfhp.net/contact/) [Members](https://member.usfhp.net/) [Providers](https://provider.usfhp.net/) - [Members](https://usfhp.net/members/) - [For Members](https://usfhp.net/members/) - [Members Login](https://member.usfhp.net/) - [Care Management Program](https://usfhp.net/care-management-program/) - [Health Centers](https://usfhp.net/health-centers/) - [Member FAQs](https://usfhp.net/member-faqs/) - [Providers](https://usfhp.net/providers/) - [For Providers](https://usfhp.net/for-providers/) - [Providers Login](https://provider.usfhp.net/) - [Become a Member](https://usfhp.net/eligibility/) - [Eligibility](https://usfhp.net/eligibility/) - [Health Benefit Consultants](https://usfhp.net/health-benefit-consultants) - [Plan Benefits](https://usfhp.net/plan-benefits/) - [Tricare Prime Coverage](https://usfhp.net/tricare-prime-coverage/) - [Enrollment](https://usfhp.net/enrollment/) - [Members](https://usfhp.net/members/) - [For Members](https://usfhp.net/members/) - [Members Login](https://member.usfhp.net/) - [Plan Benefits](https://usfhp.net/plan-benefits/) - [Care Management Program](https://usfhp.net/care-management-program/) - [Health Centers](https://usfhp.net/health-centers/) - [Providers](https://usfhp.net/providers/) - [For Providers](https://usfhp.net/for-providers/) - [Providers Login](https://provider.usfhp.net/) - [Webinars](https://usfhp.net/webinars/) - [Contact](https://usfhp.net/contact/) - [Enrollment](https://usfhp.net/enrollment/) - [About](https://usfhp.net/about/) - [Provider Login](https://provider.usfhp.net/) - [Member Login](https://member.usfhp.net/) ### Contact - - - # Weekly Health Tips # Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Posted by [USFHP](https://blog.usfhp.net/author/usfhp) on Jun 23, 2026 10:45:00 AM - [Tweet](https://twitter.com/share) ![](https://blog.usfhp.net/hs-fs/hubfs/undefined-Jun-17-2026-09-32-46-0059-PM.png?width=1920&height=1080&name=undefined-Jun-17-2026-09-32-46-0059-PM.png)  Image Credit: [Canva.com](https://www.canva.com/) June is Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month, a time to bring attention to Alzheimer's disease and the importance of brain health. Many Americans have experienced the challenges that come with seeing a loved one live with Alzheimer’s. Early signs can be easy to miss because the changes often happen slowly over time. Learning the signs early may help families better understand the disease and the importance of brain health.  [Alzheimer’s disease is the most common cause of dementia](https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/alzheimers-disease/symptoms-causes/syc-20350447). It affects memory and thinking over time as changes take place in the brain. Some people may begin forgetting recent conversations or become confused during familiar routines. In many cases, the symptoms gradually become more noticeable as time goes on.  [Alzheimer’s disease is not a normal part of aging](https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/alzheimers-disease/symptoms-causes/syc-20350447). Many people assume memory loss is simply part of getting older, which is why symptoms are sometimes difficult to catch in the beginning stages. Talking with a doctor when changes first appear can help families learn about available options and plan the necessary care. There is no cure for Alzheimer’s disease yet, but research continues every day. Scientists are learning more about how the disease affects the brain and are working toward better treatment options for the future. Researchers are also studying how long-term brain health may be connected to everyday habits. [Healthy habits](https://www.cdc.gov/alzheimers-dementia/about/alzheimers.html) may help support brain health as people age. Doctors encourage people to keep both the body and mind active throughout life as part of healthy aging. Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month is a reminder that memory loss should never be ignored or brushed aside as “just getting older.” More awareness may help people notice signs sooner, seek help earlier, better understand the disease, and support loved ones with greater patience and understanding. 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