Cognitive Testing in San Francisco
Structured tests of memory, attention and thinking speed, and 3 clinics in San Francisco that list it.
- Time
- One sitting Length depends on the test
- What you do
- Answer questions and tasks On paper or a screen
- You get
- Scores by skill Compared with your age group
Cognitive testing uses structured tasks, on paper or on a computer, to measure memory, attention, processing speed and reasoning, and scores you against people of a similar age.
Taken while you are well, the result is a baseline, so a change years later can be measured rather than guessed at. A single result is a snapshot, and sleep, stress, language and familiarity with the test can all move it.
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Cognitive Testing: common questions
Which clinics in San Francisco list cognitive testing?
3 in our San Francisco guide: My Doctor Medical Group, Cenegenics San Francisco and Longevity Health, San Francisco.
Can I prepare for it?
Sleep well and take it on an ordinary day. Being tired, stressed or unwell can lower a score.
Is a low score a diagnosis?
No. It is a reason to look more closely, and a physician would take other steps before drawing any conclusion.
Sources: National Institute on Aging: Assessing Cognitive Impairment in Older Patients
