Since 2008, The Ivey has been a beacon of hope for those in Charlotte wishing to optimize brain health and memory wellness for those they love.
Based in Charlotte, North Carolina, The Ivey is a not-for-profit organization devoted to serving individuals through a series of programs designed to optimize brain health for aging well, promoting memory wellness, and providing respite and education for the whole family.
Our Mission: The Ivey empowers individuals and families to live well through every stage of the journey with brain health challenges, including dementia and Parkinson’s disease. Through connection, engagement, movement, brain health education, and caregiver education and support, we foster greater confidence, well-being, and quality of life.
Our Vision: To be the premier place in the Charlotte community -- a beacon of hope and empowerment -- championing healthy aging and reducing dementia and Parkinson's risks through lifestyle interventions.
How Can We Help?
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Connection. Purpose. Respite.
The Afternoon Club is a unique brain-healthy approach for individuals with early memory loss and cognitive decline. -
Movement. Connection. Support.
Parkinson’s Power at The Ivey is designed to uniquely support individuals living with Parkinson’s disease—and the caregivers who support them. -
Learn. Act. Thrive.
Our Brain Health Workshops feature leading experts in multiple disciplines and perspectives to build brain-healthy routines.
More Than A Program. A Place.
Since 2008, The Ivey has been a place where individuals and families find help navigating brain health, memory loss, Parkinson's, and caregiving -- with programs, connection, and support.
The Ivey is a non-profit organization -- and that matters. Your support makes this possible.
The Ivey is a place where people can find support, strength, connection, and a path forward—whether they are working to protect their brain health, living with a diagnosis, or caring for someone they love.
Program fees cover only a portion of the true cost of delivering our services. The generosity of individuals, families, foundations, and community partners allows us to provide programs, resources, and support that would otherwise not be possible.
