Peer Review of “Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Latino Families With Alzheimer Disease and Related Dementias: Qualitative Interviews With Family Caregivers and Primary Care Providers”

The authors [1] present a compelling argument for understanding how a doubly vulnerable population in the United States (Latino persons with dementia) experienced the COVID-19 pandemic.To this end, they share the results of a thematic analysis of interviews with primary care providers and caregivers of Latino persons living with dementia.The qualitative analysis could use better explanations and the themes could be more descriptive.Moreover, the many of themes do not capture or explain their relevance to understanding the intersectionality of dementia and Latino lives.My comments below speak to that, as well as other issues.The manuscript has a good foundation of an informative article that showcases the lived experience of this population during a critical time and could be modified to provide formative evidence for improving care, inside and outside of a pandemic.