Headquartered in Charleston, West Virginia, the Alzheimer's Association West Virginia Chapter is the state’s only voluntary health organization dedicated exclusively to providing support and education to patients with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia, as well as their caregivers and families. A nonprofit organization serving all of the counties in West Virginia and six eastern Ohio counties, the chapter is one of more than 70 Alzheimer’s Association chapters in the United States whose mission is to help prevent and eliminate Alzheimer’s disease. As an employer, the Alzheimer's Association West Virginia Chapter seeks to foster a positive work environment and offers a competitive compensation and benefits package to eligible staff members that includes health and dental insurance, wellness programs, a 401(k) plan, and career growth and training opportunities. In the past, the West Virginia Chapter has supported work flexibility through part-time jobs.

Programs and services provided by the West Virginia Chapter include support groups, message boards, care consultation, a telephone helpline, a resources lending library, educational programs, professional training, and fundraising events, such as the Reason to Hope luncheon and the Walk to End Alzheimer’s. The organization also helps individuals and families access resources, such as the Alzheimer's Association Safe Return® identification program, and TrialMatch®, a clinical studies-matching service.

Headquartered in Charleston, West Virginia, the Alzheimer's Association West Virginia Chapter is the state’s only voluntary health organization dedicated exclusively to providing support and education to patients with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia, as well as their caregivers and families. A nonprofit organization serving all of the counties in West Virginia and six eastern Ohio counties, the chapter is one of more than 70 Alzheimer’s Association chapters in the United States whose mission is to help prevent and eliminate Alzheimer’s disease. As an employer, the Alzheimer's Association West Virginia Chapter seeks to foster a positive work environment and offers a competitive compensation and benefits package to eligible staff members that includes health and dental insurance, wellness programs, a 401(k) plan, and career growth and training opportunities. In the past, the West Virginia Chapter has supported work flexibility through part-time jobs.

Programs and services provided by the West Virginia Chapter include support groups, message boards, care consultation, a telephone helpline, a resources lending library, educational programs, professional training, and fundraising events, such as the Reason to Hope luncheon and the Walk to End Alzheimer’s. The organization also helps individuals and families access resources, such as the Alzheimer's Association Safe Return® identification program, and TrialMatch®, a clinical studies-matching service.