Objectives: This study was conducted to find out the disease symptoms suffered by the caregivers of patients diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. Materials and Methods: The study, which had a descriptive design, was conducted on patients diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and their caregivers between April 2015 and April 2016. The universe of the study consists of 70 patients diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and their caregivers living in the city centre, while the sample of the study consists of 60 patients diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and their caregivers. Patient and Caregiver Introductory Form, Alzheimer’s Disease Symptom Screening Form and Standardized Mini Mental Test were used to collect the data. Results: Average age of the patients was 82.92±7.17, while their average disease duration was 5.37±3.09 years and their Mini Mental Test score average was 11.08±8.39. In terms of cognitive domain, 93.30% of the caregivers suffered about the symptom of ‘difficulty in remembering the past’, 83.30% in ‘remembering the present’, 81.70% in ‘making a decision’ and 80.0% in’ recognizing people around’. In behavioural and psychological domain, the symptoms suffered by the caregivers were; nervousness, agitation, insomnia and hallucination by 78.30%, 73.30%, 71.70% and 60.0%, respectively. In functional domain, the symptoms suffered by the caregivers were; not being able to do self‐care, to get dressed and undressed alone, to control urine and bowels and to feed oneself by respectively 80.0%, 78.30%, 68.30% and 41.70% of the caregivers. Conclusion: The results of the study showed that individuals providing home care to patients diagnosed with Alzheimer’s had complaints about symptoms related to cognitive, behavioural, psychological and functional domains.