ALZ-NET: A collaborative effort to improve brain health outcomes
Search for a local medical professional near you who is participating in the Alzheimer’s Network for Treatment and Diagnostics (ALZ-NET).
Introduction to ALZ-NET
More than 6 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s disease. By 2050, this number is projected to rise to nearly 13 million.
More than 140 new therapies are being tested in clinical trials or are currently under regulatory review.
The Alzheimer’s Network for Treatment and Diagnostics (ALZ-NET) seeks to connect clinical data from Alzheimer’s patients to our network of medical professionals and researchers to encourage robust information sharing and education, and to drive innovation in the ways we care for and treat Alzheimer’s disease and other dementia.
ALZ-NET is a voluntary provider-enrolled patient registry that collects information on treatments for Alzheimer’s disease from patients being evaluated for or treated with novel FDA-approved Alzheimer’s therapies. ALZ-NET is also a platform for patients to access resources about Alzheimer’s, including locating ALZ-NET participating sites.
For Medical Professionals
Why join ALZ-NET?
ALZ-NET provides medical professionals with access to real-world data, resources and instructions pertaining to ALZ-NET operations, dementia care resources, and imaging services for sites and clinicians.
How can I participate?
Medical professionals and providers interested in joining ALZ-NET must first submit the Site Registration and Feasibility Survey to get started. If your site is invited to further participate, you will receive instructions on next steps to begin the start-up process.
Resources
ALZ-NET provides training opportunities and resources to clinicians and participating sites.
For Patients and Caregivers
Why join ALZ-NET?
With patients’ willingness to provide data on their Alzheimer’s disease treatment and care, ALZ-NET medical professionals, providers, and researchers can learn about real-world patterns in diagnosing and treating Alzheimer’s disease. Your participation can help professionals to treat Alzheimer’s disease today and improve care for you and others in the future.
How can I participate?
ALZ-NET does not require any additional effort on your behalf other than routinely visiting your medical professional. Your medical professional will advise if you are eligible to participate in ALZ-NET. Your medical professional needs to be working at an active ALZ-NET site. If they are not actively participating in ALZ-NET, you can search our directory for a clinician that participates.
Find a Location
Browse the list of approved ALZ-NET physicians, dementia specialists, and imaging facilities near you.
Partnering Organizations
ALZ-NET is sponsored by the Alzheimer’s Association
ALZ-NET is managed by the American College of Radiology
Other partners include:
