The proposed bill establishes the Alzheimers Disease Awareness Program under a new section, 430.5016, of the Florida Statutes. The Department of Elderly Affairs is tasked with contracting for the program's development and implementation, which aims to assist residents affected by Alzheimers disease and dementia-related disorders by providing validated information from reputable national research. The program will include a website and electronic resources covering topics such as early detection, risk reduction, brain health, and community resources. Additionally, it will promote healthcare provider education in collaboration with the Department of Health and include outreach efforts targeting underserved communities.

The bill outlines specific requirements for the nonprofit organization that will be contracted to implement the program, emphasizing its experience with Alzheimers and dementia-related issues and its capacity to manage a statewide initiative. Furthermore, the Alzheimers Disease Advisory Committee is mandated to evaluate the program annually and make recommendations regarding future funding needs. The act is set to take effect on July 1, 2025.