Join Us For The 2018 Walk To End Alzheimer’s

Integrated Neurology Services will be hosting a table at several of the local Walk to End Alzheimer’s events in the Virginia/Maryland/DC area. Come by and say hi!

Reston, VA: September 23rd

National Harbor, MD: September 29th

Washington DC at the National Mall: October 13th

Even if you’re not local to us, see if there are any walks to join in your area!

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