Memory Screenings: Get Answers

Please note all memory screening time slots have been filled, waitlist is no longer available.

Memory screenings from the Seniors At Home team are confidential, one-on-one sessions with a trained professional intended for those concerned about signs of memory loss. Each session includes short activities and a conversation. A screening will not generate a diagnosis — however, it can provide reassurance, a thoughtful conversation, and/or direct you to the next steps. 

Why screen now? It’s never too early (or too late) to make lifestyle changes that can affect your overall health. In addition, your screening will establish a baseline for future comparisons. 

Registration is required.  

Catherine Madison, MD, Dr. Madison received her M.D. from Saint Louis University in St. Louis, Missouri and completed residency training in neurology at George Washington University Medical Center in Washington, D.C. After serving eight years in the Air Force, she returned to California to care for her mother with Alzheimer’s disease. This personal family journey deepened her interest in helping others facing a similar life-changing diagnosis. Dr. Madison envisioned and developed the Ray Dolby Brain Health Center (RDBHC) at California Pacific Medical Center in San Francisco in 2012 with an endowment from the Dolby Family. She is currently the staff neurologist for Seniors At Home program, a division of Jewish Family and Children’ Services. 

Andrea Korsunsky, BSW, is the director of the Center for Dementia Care and Care management for Seniors At Home, a division of Jewish Family and Children’s Services. She manages a comprehensive program providing direct psychosocial intervention and support for families and caregivers of those with Dementia and related conditions. Andrea supports families and care partners by establishing ways to connect emotionally with a person with dementia as the disease progresses and supporting family care partners as they manage the daily changes in mood and behavior. Andrea brings over 17 years of experience working with families and building strengths-based care plans while integrating person-centered, trauma informed care into every aspect of her work. 

Seniors At Home provides a comprehensive range of services for aging adults, including home care, specialized dementia care, socialization programs, care management, support for families, nutrition programs, fiduciary services, and much more. Our mission is to help older adults enjoy safe, healthier, more independent lives, and to assure peace of mind for families. Seniors At Home is a division of Jewish Family and Children’s Services, a trusted non-profit organization that’s been caring for our community since 1850. We operate in San Francisco, the Peninsula, Marin and Sonoma Counties and serve seniors and families regardless of religion, background, sexual orientation, and gender identity.