Easy access to high-quality resources and cognitive assessments would be a gamechanger for anyone concerned about their or a loved one’s cognitive health. Remote digital cognitive assessments (remote DCAs) have the potential to do just that, with many advantages over traditional pen-and-paper versions, including reliability, access, cost-effectiveness, and the capability of tracking over multiple assessments. Similarly, the BrainGuide platform empowers people with free and accessible knowledge and resources. This panel will discuss what the use of digital resources and cognitive assessments could look like in the home setting. Key Question: How can new innovations make Alzheimer’s resources and assessments more accessible for everyone?
