The Alzheimer’s Foundation of America and the Queens Public Library are working together to provide free memory screenings in Queens as part of AFA’s National Memory Screening Program. Screenings are open to everyone; there is no minimum age or insurance prerequisites. All memory screenings will be conducted on a first come, first served basis.
Upcoming Screening Dates and Locations
Tuesday, April 16, 10 am – 2 pm
Queens Public Library at Woodside
54-22 Skillman Avenue, Woodside, NY 11377
What Are Memory Screenings?
A memory screening is a simple, quick, noninvasive “healthy brain checkup” that tests memory and other thinking skills through a brief series of questions and/or tasks. Memory screenings are not a diagnosis of any particular illness but can indicate whether the person should see their physician for additional testing. Learn more about memory screenings
Why Should I Be Screened?
Just as we regularly get screenings for other parts of our bodies, it’s important to give our brains a checkup, too. early detection of memory issues provides an opportunity for your doctor to identify and address the condition causing memory problems.
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Call AFA’s Memory Screening Department at 866-232-8484 for any questions.