Alzheimer's Research and Treatment Center

02/03/2026

Enjoying our morning at Valencia Shores Health Fair, in Lake Worth! We have our mobile unit here today performing complimentary memory screenings for those aged 50-90. 😊

02/03/2026

🧠💡 Exciting news in the fight against Alzheimer's! Innovative clinical trials are paving the way for neuroprotective therapies that could transform lives. 💊✨ Want to get involved or learn more? Discover what these trials entail, their potential benefits, and how YOU can participate! 👉 https://www.researchalz.com

01/29/2026

It’s a beautiful day at the Health Fair, here in Boynton Beach’s Jamaica Bay!

01/29/2026

We are enjoying our evening with the residents at Avenir in Palm Beach Gardens! Our presentations are focused on educating the community as to what Alzheimer’s Disease is, what the symptoms are, what treatments are available and where things currently stand in clinical research.

01/27/2026

Did you know that we can see the process of Alzheimer's Disease starting in your body 10-15 years before symptoms start. Today ARTC is providing an education opportunity at the Park Pointe community in Greenacres sharing what Alzheimer's Disease is, how it happens in the body, and what is happening in the world of research to slow the progression of this disease.

Give us a call today at 561-209-2400 if you are interested in learning more about potentially stopping the progression of this disease or in scheduling a presentation in your community or for your group.

01/21/2026

We are happy to be at Venetian Isles in Boynton Beach this morning! We are speaking with their amazing Pap Corps members about Alzheimer’s disease symptoms, treatment, and how we can now slow the progression of the disease. If you’d like to learn more about who we are and what we offer, please call us at 561-209-2400.

01/20/2026

We’re excited to be at the Coral Lakes Health Fair today in Boynton Beach! Early detection of Alzheimer’s Disease, is key and our services are absolutely no charge to you, or your insurance.

01/15/2026

Did you know that we can now see the process of Alzheimer's disease 10-15 years before symptoms start? Today ARTC is out at Lighthouse Point Community Center providing education on what Alzheimer's disease is, how it happens in the body and what we are doing in the world of research to slow the progression of this devastating disease. Call us today to schedule a prevention for your community or group to learn more about how you can potentially prevent Alzheimer's Disease.

01/15/2026

Did you know that we can see the process of Alzheimer's Disease starting in your body 10-15 years before symptoms start. Today ARTC is providing an education opportunity at Lighthouse Point Community Center sharing what Alzheimer's Disease is, how it happens in the bod, and what is happening in the world of research to slow the progression of this disease.

Give us a call today if you interested in learning more about potentially stopping the progression of this disease and schedule a presentation in your community or for your group.

11/10/2025

Alzheimer's Research and Treatment Center voted best Alzheimer's Disease Research Clinic 2025.

Alzheimer’s Research and Treatment Center (ARTC) has been recognized as Best Alzheimers Disease Research Clinic 2025 by Medical Care Review Magazine. Alzheimer’s Research...

11/06/2025

If you could prevent Alzheimer's Disease, would you? If you live in Stuart or the nearby area, please join Alzheimer's Research and Treatment Center for a 10 min presentation on Alzheimer's Disease and what is happening in the world of research to slow the progression of this devastating disease. Stick around after the short presentation for the showing of a newly released movie along with complimentary popcorn and beverage.

10/31/2025

Dr. David Watson is referenced in this article, which explores the potential benefits of ALZ-801 for individuals carrying two copies of the APOE 4 gene.

A new study is reviving hope that a twice-daily pill can slow down Alzheimer's in people whose genes put them at high risk for the disease.