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This medical app assists healthcare professionals in screening for verbal episodic memory issues. It offers a self-administered test for individuals with cognitive concerns, providing scores that may indicate the need for further evaluation. Results are anonymous, with a history feature for physician review.
✓Verbal episodic memory screening
✓Self-administered test
✓Physician supervision required
✓Anonymous testing
✓History of previous sessions
✓Score interpretation guidance
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What's New in MemScreen
2.3.0
August 24, 2026
Added multilingual support (German, Spanish, Romanian, and Japanese versions now available)
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What is MemScreen used for?
MemScreen is a medical application designed for healthcare professionals to perform a first-line screening test for verbal episodic memory in individuals experiencing cognitive complaints. It helps identify potential memory issues that may warrant further, more comprehensive medical assessment.
Is MemScreen free to use?
Yes, MemScreen is available for free. The application does not have any associated costs for download or usage, and it does not feature in-app purchases or advertisements.
Does MemScreen have ads?
No, MemScreen is ad-free. The application is designed to provide a focused and uninterrupted user experience for healthcare professionals during memory assessments.
What devices support MemScreen?
MemScreen is compatible with iOS devices, including the iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed to be accessible on Apple's mobile and tablet platforms.
How often is MemScreen updated?
The latest version of MemScreen is 2.3.0, which was last updated on August 24, 2026. This indicates a commitment to maintaining and improving the application over time.
Can MemScreen diagnose memory loss?
No, MemScreen is a screening tool and not a substitute for a full medical cognitive assessment. A normal test result does not exclude early-stage memory impairment, and a score below certain thresholds may suggest the need for further evaluation by a healthcare professional.
Is my data safe with MemScreen?
Yes, testing performed with MemScreen is anonymous. Physicians can review previous session results in the 'History' section, but the application is designed to protect user privacy during the screening process.
Who developed MemScreen?
MemScreen was conceived by Prof. Julien Dumurgier and developed by the Cognitive Neurology Center at Lariboisière–Fernand Widal Hospital, AP-HP, Université Paris Cité. This collaboration highlights its foundation in clinical expertise and academic research.
