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Talking to Your Doctor

If you think you see signs of Alzheimer's in a loved one, consider seeing a doctor. Only a doctor can provide a diagnosis of Alzheimer's. Preparing for the visit ahead of time can help your doctor offer a more accurate diagnosis.

What to Expect
Find out which doctors have expertise in Alzheimer's disease, and how they diagnose it.

Symptom Screener
Use this tool to figure out if the symptoms you are seeing may be signs of Alzheimer's disease.

Treatment Options
If your loved one is diagnosed with Alzheimer's, there are treatments available that help slow the progression of symptoms.

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The Guide to Alzheimer's includes:

What you should know about the disease
Doctor discussion tips
Information about a prescription treatment option

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