Join us for World Alzheimer’s Month

This September marks the 6th annual global World Alzheimer’s Month. This year is following the theme “Remember Me” and emphasizes the importance of early detection and diagnosis of dementia. The Nothern Virginia area will be hosting several walks throughout the month to raise awareness of Alzheimer’s and dementia in communities. Integrated Neurology Services will be participating in the following walks:

September 23rd – National Harbor
September 24th – Reston Town Center
October 14th – National Mall

Join us in raising awareness and say hi at our booths!

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