Dementia is a complicated brain problem that affects lots of people, especially as they get older. It can make life harder for them and their families.

This assessment is like a quiz that can help you understand if you might be at risk for dementia. It won't give you a definite answer, but it can show you things that might make dementia more likely for you. Knowing these things can help you take steps to stay healthier or talk to a doctor.

Remember: This quiz is only a screening tool. This quiz is no substitute for a proper diagnosis from an expert and we would encourage you to schedule an appointment with our experts for more guidance on diagnosis and treatment. 

For each statement in the quiz, indicate the extent to which it is true by checking the appropriate response.


Am I At Risk For Dementia?

Never

Sometimes 

Always

Do you have trouble making decisions even for everyday things such as what to eat, clothes to wear, making plans with family/friends, what to read? 

Do you have trouble focusing or concentrating while watching TV, playing on your phone/tablet, or listening to music? 

Do you forget the names of familiar objects and use general phrases such as 'you know what I mean' or 'that thing'? *

Do you get easily confused driving, or using tools? Do you get lost in places that are familiar to you (i.e. your neighborhood or the grocery store)?

Do you find that you miss social cues, which may lead to not understanding what others are saying, laughing at inappropriate times, staying on a topic despite a lack of interest by others, and/or saying things that are viewed as offensive?

Do you need help getting dressed, remembering to take medication, and/or handling your finances?

Are these difficulties getting worse?

Do these difficulties reflect changes from how you were functioning a few years ago?

Do You Think That Your Personality Has Changed drastically in resent period?

This means you have a low chance of developing dementia. You make healthy choices, your memory is good, and you have few things that might increase your risk.

Low risk

This suggests a moderate chance of dementia. You may have some habits or minor memory issues that could increase your risk. It's a good idea to keep an eye on things and make healthy changes if needed.

Moderate risk

This means you have a high chance of dementia. You might have several things that make dementia more likely, like serious memory problems or other risk factors. It's important to get help and closely watch your health.

High risk

Am I At Risk For Dementia?

Brilliantly

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