Online Dementia Assessment(AD8)

Have you noticed that you or a family member often forget recent events, struggle to remember new information or find everyday tasks increasingly difficult? These could be early signs of dementia.​

Dementia, also known as cognitive impairment, is a degenerative condition that affects the brain's ability to function. Common symptoms include:​

  • Memory Decline​

  • Decreased Judgment

  • Decline in Language and Learning Abilities

  • Mood and Behaviour Changes​

Screen your risk with a quick, confidential online test.​​

Early action is key to managing cognitive health and slowing progression​​.

Questions
Based on your experiences with yourself or the person being tested (the examinee), please answer the following 8 questions.​
  • 1
    Problems with judgment (e.g. problems making decisions, bad financial decisions, problems with thinking).​
  • 2
    Less interest in hobbies/activities.​
  • 3
    Repeats the same things over and over (questions, stories , or statements).​
  • 4
    Trouble learning how to use a tool, appliance, or gadget (e.g. VCR, computer, microwave, remote control).​
  • 5
    Forgets correct month or year.​
  • 6
    Trouble handling complicated financial affairs (e.g. balancing checkbook, income taxes, paying bills).​
  • 7
    Trouble remembering appointments.​
  • 8
    Daily problems with thinking and/or memory.​
This online screening is intended for initial assessment only and is not a substitute for a professional medical examination.​​

Please fill out all questions.

Analysis Results​
You scored: 0 points

Research indicates that a score in this range suggests a currently low risk of dementia.

Research indicates that a score in this range suggests an increased risk of dementia.​

Recommendations​

Schedule Regular Check-ins​

Cognitive function can change with age, lifestyle stress, or general health. We recommend setting a "health reminder" to perform this test periodically to monitor any changes over time.​

Feeling Symptoms but Scored Low?​

If you or a family member continue to experience ongoing memory or thinking difficulties but the score remains low (0-1), please consult a doctor to rule out other causes.

Discover more about brain health​

Explore our dedicated doctors' blog and articles to learn how to look after your brain and understanding cognitive function.​

We recommend seeking a professional assessment and further diagnosis from a doctor. Early intervention is key to managing the condition.​

Considering a Professional Diagnosis?​

Our hospital offers a range of diagnostic services led by specialist doctors who will carry out a thorough examination, identify the precise cause. We recommend seeking a professional assessment and further diagnosis from a doctor. ​​

Want Some Advice First?​​

If you’d like to explore your options before committing, we're here to help. Our professional team will answer your questions and help guide your next steps.​​

This online screening is intended for initial assessment only and is not a substitute for a professional medical examination.​​

Reference:

Galvin, J. E., et al. (2005). A brief informant interview to detect dementia. Neurology, 65(4), 559-564. https://doi.org/10.1212/01.wnl.0000172958.95282.2a