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Palm Beach Gardens police: Missing woman with dementia found safe
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Palm Beach Gardens Police Safely Locate Missing Woman with Dementia, Amber Van Kalken

Palm Beach Gardens police have safely located Amber Van Kalken, a missing woman diagnosed with a mild case of dementia. The successful conclusion of an urgent search has brought relief to the local community.

09/30/2026 · Palm Beach Gardens edition

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Palm Beach Gardens police successfully located Amber Van Kalken, who was previously reported missing. The urgent search concluded safely, bringing relief to the community.

Ms. Van Kalken has a mild case of dementia. Her safe return underscores the importance of community vigilance and the rapid response of local law enforcement in cases involving vulnerable residents.

The Palm Beach Gardens Police Department initiated a search after Ms. Van Kalken was reported missing. Details regarding when and where she was found have not been publicly released, but authorities confirmed her safe recovery.

This incident highlights the challenges faced by families caring for individuals with cognitive impairments like dementia. Local police departments often provide guidance and resources for reporting missing persons with such conditions, emphasizing quick action and detailed information to aid search efforts.

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