Your Mind. Your Memory. Your Moment.
Brain Health Assessments
Now Available for Brevard County Residents 50+
​Led by the nationally recognized geriatrician
Dr. Rosemary Laird. My Memory Clinic offers proactive adults a trusted way to take control of their brain health—because your memory deserves care today, not someday.
What Is the Brevard 321 Healthy Brain Initiative?
The 321 Healthy Brain Initiative is a local program offering no-cost virtual brain health assessments to adults age 50 and older in Brevard County.
The goal is to help individuals better understand their brain health and take proactive steps toward healthy aging, all from the comfort of home and at no cost.
Who Should Participate?
How It Works
In just three easy steps, you’ll get answers and support — all from the comfort of home.
​Schedule a Comprehensive
Brain Health Assessment
Speak with a Healthcare Provider via Telehealth
Get Your Personalized Brain Health Plan
No Cost. No insurance needed, easy and accessible from home
Discuss your concerns and find out if you're eligible for blood testing.
Review your results and next steps with a brain health specialist.
Why it's important
Memory changes can happen to anyone, but early detection can make all the difference. Identifying cognitive changes early opens the door to treatment options, lifestyle changes, and long-term planning that support quality of life and independence.
Sources:​
¹ Alzheimer’s Association – Facts and Figures
² CDC – Health Disparities in Alzheimer’s Disease
³ Alzheimer’s Association – Health Disparities Overview
Despite these risks, many individuals delay assessment due to fear, lack of access, or not knowing where to start.
That’s why the 321 Healthy Brain Initiative exists—to make no-cost, virtual brain health assessments available to those who need them most.
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It’s simple, private, and could bring peace of mind—or early answers when they matter most.
​ "Meet Dr. Rosemary Laird"
Dr. Rosemary Laird, MD, MHSA, brings over 30 years of expertise in geriatric and Alzheimer’s care.
As Chief Medical Officer of My Memory Clinic and Clinical Associate Professor at FSU College of Medicine, she leads efforts in early detection and support for cognitive health.
Appointed to Florida’s Alzheimer’s Disease Advisory Committee, Dr. Laird plays a key role in shaping care across the state — and right here in Brevard.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions About Your Free Screening
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Is there any cost to participate?There is no cost to you, and no insurance is required to participate.
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How long is the Healthy Brain Assessment Visit, and what does it include?The initial visit lasts approximately 60 minutes. You’ll meet with a licensed healthcare provider for a clinical review and complete a series of cognitive assessments that evaluate memory, attention, and overall brain function.
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What is a p-tau 17 blood test and what does it tell me?The pTau217 is the most accurate, easy‑to‑obtain blood biomarker for detecting and tracking Alzheimer’s disease today.
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What happens after the first visit?You will receive a personalized care plan detailing your risk for dementia or Alzheimer's disease. If identified as "At Risk," you will be referred for a p-tau blood test, a biomarker associated with Alzheimer's disease. Following the blood test, a 45-minute Disclosure Visit will be scheduled, during which your healthcare provider will review your results, discuss your brain health status, and address any questions you may have.
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What do I receive from participating in the program?You’ll receive a personalized care plan based on your assessment. It outlines your brain health, identifies any risks, and includes next steps and strategies to support long-term wellness. You'll also be connected to support resources tailored to your needs.
Secure Your No-Cost Assessment
Our no-cost virtual brain health assessments are easily accessible, fully secure, and completely confidential.
No insurance is needed — just real answers and peace of mind from the comfort of your home.
