Recent reports highlight a significant rise in Alzheimer’s disease cases, with over 7 million Americans currently living with the condition. The Alzheimer’s Association has emphasized the need for urgent changes, advocating for the use of advancements in early diagnostic testing among healthcare providers. Surveys indicate that a majority of Americans are eager to know their Alzheimer’s status as early detection can lead to timely treatment and management. Additionally, various states are grappling with the growing prevalence of Alzheimer’s, raising awareness of the challenges faced by caregivers and healthcare systems. Overall, American attitudes towards early diagnosis and treatment of Alzheimer’s are shifting, with an increase in willingness to participate in screening and risk-taking to combat the disease.