Community and Clinical Partners
Research on aging, caregiving, and bereavement is strongest when it is shaped by the people and communities who live these experiences every day. By partnering with community organizations and individuals with lived experience, the Frost Lab ensures that our research asks the right questions, respects real-world needs, and leads to solutions that are practical and meaningful. Working together builds trust, reduces harm, and helps turn research into knowledge that truly supports people and families.
LiveWell promotes wellbeing, purpose, and inclusion for people living with dementia through care, resources, education, and advocacy. They support individuals, care partners, and anyone seeking to strengthen cognitive health and connection.
Borrow My Glasses provides learning, training, and evaluation services that help organizations, professionals, and individuals embrace opportunities of longer lives. They offer education, creativity, collaboration, and thought leadership delivered with empathy and an engaging style.
CaringKind supports individuals and families affected by Alzheimer’s and related dementias through compassionate care, education, and advocacy. They provide services for those living with dementia and their caregivers, raise public awareness, collaborate on research, and inform policy to help advance toward a world without Alzheimer’s.
The Cognitive Empowerment Program empowers people with MCI and their care partners by creating a living lab that fosters joy, purpose, and brain health through innovative programs, technology, and supportive environments.
The Integrated Memory Care Clinic is a primary care practice designed specifically for people with dementia and their care partners, guiding families through all stages and causes of the disease.