This comprehensive explanation of the Mini Mental State Examination, the exam most commonly used to diagnose Alzheimer’s, provides sample questions and scoring methods.

Because it's more sensitive and specific, the SLUMS test is favored over the MMSE test for diagnosing Alzheimer's and other neurocognitive disoders. Learn more here.

This news video asks if doctors should tell patients that they've been diagnosed with Alzheimer's in its early stages. Would you want to know?

Here you'll find the steps to Alzheimer’s diagnosis, including finding the doctor for you or your loved one and the different tests available.

Looking for a brief overview of the tests used to help diagnose Alzheimer’s disease? This is the video and transcript for you.

This comprehensive explanation of the Mini Mental State Examination, the exam most commonly used to diagnose Alzheimer’s, provides sample questions and scoring methods.

Patients are asked to remember three words, draw a clock and recall those three words in this PDF format Mini-Cog test for Alzheimer’s diagnosis.

Because it's more sensitive and specific, the SLUMS test is favored over the MMSE test for diagnosing Alzheimer's and other neurocognitive disoders. Learn more here.

The DETECT device might identify the early stage of Alzheimer’s, also known as mild cognitive impairment. Ask about including this as part of your yearly exam.

This sample SLUMS test for Alzheimer's diagnosis includes recall questions and scoring methods. Take it here, and talk to your doctor about the test.

This news video asks if doctors should tell patients that they've been diagnosed with Alzheimer's in its early stages. Would you want to know?

These 12 questions might help you decide if your family member is at risk for developing Alzheimer’s. Talk to a doctor about a formal diagnosis.

Several decisions need to be made after an Alzheimer’s diagnosis: Who will provide care? What treatments should I try? Ponder these and other considerations here.

Looking for a brief overview of the tests used to help diagnose Alzheimer’s disease? This is the video and transcript for you.

Several decisions need to be made after an Alzheimer’s diagnosis: Who will provide care? What treatments should I try? Ponder these and other considerations here.

Patients are asked to remember three words, draw a clock and recall those three words in this PDF format Mini-Cog test for Alzheimer’s diagnosis.

This sample SLUMS test for Alzheimer's diagnosis includes recall questions and scoring methods. Take it here, and talk to your doctor about the test.

Here you'll find the steps to Alzheimer’s diagnosis, including finding the doctor for you or your loved one and the different tests available.

The DETECT device might identify the early stage of Alzheimer’s, also known as mild cognitive impairment. Ask about including this as part of your yearly exam.

These 12 questions might help you decide if your family member is at risk for developing Alzheimer’s. Talk to a doctor about a formal diagnosis.