Lola by CARE 17+

We are introducing LOLA, an app designed to support Alzheimer’s and Dementia! LOLA is your reliable companion when navigating through complexities of cognitive diseases.

The LOLA app is a part of the Collaborative for Aging Research and Engagement (CARE) initiative, specifically designed to reduce health disparities in Alzheimer’s Disease and related Dementias (ADRD) among African American and Black communities. This app is a comprehensive resource for those seeking more knowledge and a community of individuals dedicated to combating the challenges associated with Alzheimer's. Identify early signs of Alzheimer’s, participate in clinical research, connect with those who share similar experiences and chat with an intelligent virtual chatbot. Download now!

Learn, explore and connect: LOLA

Identify Early Signs of Alzheimer’s:
Arm yourself with knowledge to recognize and identify symptoms of Alzheimer’s and Dementia. Check out our app’s comprehensive guide on symptoms, treatments, prevention and more.

Read about Brain Health:
LOLA provides up-to-date articles and information about brain health. Explore and learn about the intricacies of cognitive well-being.

Connect Through Local Community Events:
Discover local events in your community and stay connected. Empower yourself, find solidarity and build a support network with those sharing similar experiences by attending community events.

Locate Research Opportunities:
Explore ongoing research about Alzheimer’s and related Dementias, discover nearby opportunities to contribute to, and find out how to contact the research team to join. Participate in research that can make a profound impact on your community!

Chat with LOLA:
Looking for a quick answer to your questions related to Alzheimer’s and Dementia? Chat with our chat bot, LOLA! Our chat bot is here to help. LOLA will instantly answer questions, provide guidance and support tailored to you.


DISCLAIMER:
The content on this Lola app is for educational purposes and is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always consult with a qualified and licensed physician or other medical care provider and follow their advice prior to making any health decisions and/or decisions regarding treatment. If you are experiencing any medical emergency please call 911 and/or your Primary Care Physician. Alzheimer Disease content is derived from the Alzheimer’s Association and reviewed by the CARE Research Team.