Participants are asked "Have you decided what your long-term care preferences (e.g. where you would prefer to go if you needed to be in a nursing home or memory care), would be if you ever developed Alzheimer's Disease or memory loss? " Here, participants were specifically asked about "memory care" vs other types of care options. Responses recorded as binary. Will report % of participants who indicated "YES", that they have a plan for that scenario. All statistical analyses for this outcome will reflect data at the 108 month assessment.

Participants are asked "Have you already decided what your preferences would be if you were hospitalized and needed post-hospitalization rehabilitation outside of the home? " Responses recorded as binary. Will report % of participants who reported positively ("Yes") that they had a plan for the scenario. Frequencies given for 108 month timepoint per primary outcome analysis.

Participants are asked "Have you already decided what your preferences would be if you were hospitalized and needed caregiver help in your home?" Responses recorded as binary. Will report % of participants who reported positively ("Yes") that they had a plan for the scenario. All statistical analyses for this outcome will reflect data at the 108 month assessment.

Participants are asked a panel of statements about contemplation for decision-making in the event of Alzheimer's Dementia/Memory Loss (ADML). Participants are shown a statement and asked to gauge how frequently they contemplated the possibility of the given scenario, ranging from "Never" to "A Lot". Frequencies given for 108 month timepoint per primary outcome analysis. Each statement is prefixed by "How much have you thought about..."

Participants were asked a panel of statements about contemplation for decision-making in the event of Hospitalization. Participants are shown a statement and asked to gauge how frequently they contemplated the possibility of the given scenario, ranging from "Never" to "A lot". Frequencies given for 108 month timepoint per primary outcome analysis. Each statement is prefixed by "How much have you thought about..."

Participant utilization of long-term care services such as in-home caregivers as measured by the Resource Use Inventory (RUI). Frequencies provided for "yes" responses to individual items on the inventory. This outcome measure collected as part of the LitCog assessment battery. Frequencies reflect all available data at the 72 month assessment.

Participants are asked a panel of non-validated questions about their previous health experiences and their experiences with others. Frequencies reflect all available data at the 72 month assessment.

Participants report on any hospitalizations, recent memory loss, and changes in lifestyle due to hospitalization and memory loss. Responses are binary (yes/no), with a N/A and "unsure/don't know" option. Questions are non-validated. Frequencies given for 108 month timepoint per primary outcome analysis.