The Alzheimer’s Association, in collaboration with UCSF’s Memory and Aging Center (MAC), is offering a Project ECHO® series targeting primary care clinicians and care teams throughout California. Partnering with faculty experts from the MAC, this program focuses on improving access to an accurate and timely diagnosis and receiving quality dementia care in the primary care setting. During this six-month program, primary care teams participate for one hour every other week to discuss real-life cases with guidance from specialty teams, providing the opportunity to enhance your skills and expertise in delivering evidence-based, high-quality dementia care to patients in local communities. For additional information, please contact the Alzheimer’s Association California Health Systems Team at  HSDCA@alz.org.