Brain Health & Prevention ​​

Many individuals are concerned about their risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease, particularly if there is a family history. Our focus is on prevention and early awareness, helping patients understand factors that influence brain health.

We provide guidance on lifestyle habits and medical factors that support cognitive health, including physical activity, sleep, nutrition, management of chronic health conditions, and strategies to maintain mental and social engagement. Our goal is to help individuals take proactive steps that may reduce the risk of cognitive decline and support long-term brain health.

Screening &
Early Intervention

Early identification of cognitive changes can help individuals and families better understand what may be happening.  Our providers evaluate concerns related to memory, attention, organization, problem solving, and changes in daily functioning. 
​Through careful clinical screening and review of medical history, medications, mood, sleep, and other health factors, we help identify possible contributors to cognitive symptoms and guide appropriate next steps for care and treatment.

Diagnosis, Treatment & Management

We diagnose and treat mild cognitive impairment and all types of dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease. Our evaluations focus on identifying the underlying causes of cognitive symptoms and changes in daily function. We address contributing medical factors that may affect cognitive health, including medication effects, hearing loss, depression, sleep concerns, and vitamin deficiencies. We stay informed on emerging research and evolving treatment options so patients have access to the most current, evidence-based approaches to care.

Care Planning for Individuals & Families

We provide care planning services tailored to each family’s unique needs. Whether you’re considering aging at home, downsizing, or transitioning to assisted living or memory care community, our personalized plans help families prepare for the future. We also connect you with local resources and services to support your goals and ensure peace of mind.

Family Education Services

We offer private family meetings to address sensitive issues regarding memory or behavior changes in a loved one. These discussions provide a safe space for families to learn how to manage challenging behaviors or navigate difficult situations. Meetings can be held in person, by phone, or virtually to accommodate your needs.

Memory Support Tools & Resources

Our team may recommend practical tools that support memory, organization, and daily routines to help individuals with cognitive changes remain safe, organized, and independent at home.
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These tools may support medication management, orientation, daily structure, and communication, helping patients maintain function and confidence in everyday activities.