If you suspect someone is suffering from dementia or an early stage of Alzheimer's you should encourage them to get this free screening.
National Memory Screening Day is held in concert with local organizations and health care physicians all across the country. You should be able to find a location very close to your home.
National Memory Screening Day is an annual event held each November.
Find A Screening Site
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