Alzheimer’s Disease Psychosis

HALLUCINATIONS

Hallucinations associated with Alzheimer's disease may look like:

Seeing people in the room who are not there
Mistaking their reflection in the mirror to be a separate person
Hearing voices or footsteps that are not there, and/or
Smelling things that are not there, such as smoke or perfume

These may be hallucinations associated with Alzheimer's disease.

DELUSIONS

Delusions associated with Alzheimer's disease may look like:

Thinking a Care Partner or family member is an imposter or wishes them harm
Believing there is a "phantom boarder," or someone unseen living in their home
Worrying their possessions are being stolen, and/or
Believing their partner is in love with someone else

These may be delusions associated with Alzheimer's disease.

Take the pre-qualification questionnaire

Delusions and hallucinations can be different for every person, so if you believe the person you care for is experiencing delusions and/or hallucinations similar to, but not exactly as described in the examples above, please continue reading.

New and effective treatments for Alzheimer’s disease and its symptoms are among the greatest unmet needs in medical science today, which is why research studies like this one are so important. According to the National Institutes of Health (NIH), scientists are making great strides in identifying potential new ways to help in treating Alzheimer’s and related symptoms.

These advances are possible because thousands of people have participated in clinical trials and research studies. If you or a loved one has Alzheimer’s disease with delusions and/or hallucinations, please consider participation in our study.

If you provide your contact information, we will reach out to you to provide more information about the studies so that you can decide if participation is right for you or your loved one.

Take the pre-qualification questionnaire

What to Expect

The study center staff will talk with people and their Care Partners who are interested in participating in this research study.
If the study staff feels an interested person may qualify to participate, the study staff will give a detailed explanation of this study and its potential risks and benefits.
If the person continues to be interested in the study, the study doctor and staff will review the person’s medical history and conduct several tests to determine whether the potential participant will satisfy all study entry requirements.

Participation Costs

There is no cost to participate, receive the investigational drug, visit the study center, or undergo study-related procedures, tests, and exams. Participants who meet study requirements may be reimbursed for study-related time and expenses.

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