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Make 2022 Your Year for a Free Memory Screening

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When it comes to routine health screenings, resolve to include a memory assessment in 2022.

The Alzheimer’s Foundation of America offers routine screenings that are both virtual and free every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

The process is quick, taking about 10 to 15 minutes. It includes a series of questions meant to gauge memory, language, thinking skills and other intellectual functions.

For the screening, you’ll need a device with a webcam and internet capability, such as a smartphone, laptop or tablet.

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The foundation compares the screenings to those for cholesterol, skin and blood pressure.

While the results are not considered a diagnosis, they can suggest if someone should see a doctor for a full evaluation.

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The importance of early detection

“Annual screenings are important, including for our brains, which is why everyone should make getting a memory screening a New Year’s resolution for 2022,” Charles Fuschillo Jr., foundation president and CEO says. “Just as we regularly check other facets of our health, we should all get a checkup from the neck up, regardless of whether or not we are having memory problems.”

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