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Are you concerned about your memory? Or a family member? Memory screening is the first step in evaluating cognitive problems. It's easy and quick to be screened. This is a series of questions that test short term memory, visual-spatial skills, attention, language fluency, and abstract reasoning. Sana Research is a partner of the Alzheimer's Foundation

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With the new year, the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America is encouraging individuals to get a memory screening. Regular memory screenings are an important ea

With the new year, the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America is encouraging individuals to get a memory screening. Regular memory screenings are an important ea

Alzheimer’s Foundation of America informs individuals about the importance of regular memory screenings, invites people to schedule a free screening appointment through the National Memory Screening Program.

Regular screenings are an important way to detect memory problems early, and should be part of everyone's health and wellness routine, according to the Alzheimer's Foundation of America.

NEW YORK, NY.-The Alzheimers Foundation of America is encouraging everyone to make a New Years Resolution to get a memory screening.

The Alzheimer’s Foundation of America (AFA) announced Tuesday they are offering free memory screening appointments.

Just as we get regular check-ups for other parts of our bodies, it is important for our brains too! Sana Research is offering free memory screenings in partnership with the Alzheimer’s Foundation of America’s National Memory Screening Program at our main office site: 1635 N George Mason Drive Suite 420, Arlington, VA 22205 from 9:00

Tips to help the those caring for a loved one with dementia celebrate the holidays with their loved one in a dementia-friendly manner are offered by the Alzheimer’s Foundation of