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1716 S. Marion Rd. Sioux Falls, SD 57106
Everything you need to take control of your brain health - all in one place!
Who can benefit from Epiphany's brain health care?
●Aging ●Memory loss ●Hypertension ●Diabetes ●Alzheimer's disease ●Parkinson's disease ●Poor sleep ●Prior brain injury ●Unhealthy diet ●Chronic stress ●Burnout ●Substance misuse ●Caregiver ●Depression ●Anxiety ●Mild cognitive impairment ●Post-concussion syndrome ●Prior stroke or TIA ●Multiple sclerosis ●Heart disease ●Genetic predisposition ●Prior exposure to environmental toxins/pollutants ●And others
Key Dementia Categories
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Progressive Dementias
These worsen over time and are irreversible. Examples include Alzheimer's, Vascular, Lewy Body, Frontotemporal, and Mixed Dementia.
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Conditions Linked to Dementia
These tend to start at a younger age. Once dementia develops, it is irreversible, but do not always worsen. Examples include brain injury, Parkinson's disease, Huntington's disease, multiple sclerosis, substance/medication use, and other medical conditions.
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Dementia-Like Conditions
Can be reversed or halted with treatment. They can become risk factors for dementia. For example, substance/medication use, medical conditions and events, and psychological conditions.
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You are more forgetful
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Other people say you are not remembering things
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You have problems saying the right words
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You lose your train of thought or get more confused
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You forget people's names or who they are
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It is harder to organize, plan, think of option, or solve problems
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It is more difficult to remember medication, handle finances, or drive
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You have declines in vision, hearing, or smell perception
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You get lost
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You lose track of time
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Other people say your personality, mood, or behavior has changed
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You have sleep problems
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You have hallucinations or delusions
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You have several medical conditions or take a lot of medication
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You struggle keeping healthy in what you eat, drink, do, and feel
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You have a family history of dementia
Warning signs, by themselves, are not diagnostic of a neurocognitive disorder. Other conditions may present with similar symptoms and need to be considered.
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If You Have One or More Signs, Schedule a Free Consultation Today!
Epiphany is a leader in cognitive health
Our mission is simple: to improve brain health and prevent cognitive decline and dementia. We achieve this by addressing the root causes of cognitive decline and dementia and providing an empowering place to keep up on your brain health. Our approach focuses on preventative strategies, early detection, brain healthy practice, and management. If dementia is already present, we give you the tools and strategies to help you or your loved one navigate the disease and maintain independence and quality of life.
Built on evidence-based practices, not trends or anecdotes
Our commitment to evidence-based approaches means we prioritize interventions and strategies that have been scientifically proven to be effective. With so much information available, it's easy for individuals to be misled by unsupported claims or pseudoscience. Our approach is to give you reliable information to empower you to make informed decisions about your health. This minimizes the risk of wasting your time and resources on ineffective or potentially harmful strategies. We support you in your journey to sustainably prioritize and optimize brain health, cognitive function, and quality of life.
Providing convenient and expansive services
We believe in the importance of having multiple services in one place, and without extra cost if you want more. That is why you have access to up to 37+ education and treatments sessions per month under one roof, any and all of which you can join from your own home. We offer courtesy billing for applicable insurance programs, which means the private pay single monthly payment of $775 may be submitted to your insurance on your behalf, for reimbursement to you. Please note that reimbursement remains at the sole discretion of insurance carriers and we cannot predict, guarantee, or take any responsibility for their decisions.
Dementia Is Not Inevitable.
Q: What is dementia?
A: Dementia is a condition that damages the structure and function of the brain. It is a disease that causes cognitive, behavioral, and social symptoms. This can lead to significant impairment in daily activities and a decreased quality of life for patients and their families.
Q: Can dementia be prevented or reduced?
A: The development of dementia can be uncertain and vary greatly depending on the type of dementia and individual factors. Addressing risk factors can reduce the risk of developing dementia. Early detection and treatment can also slow the progression of the disease.
Q. At what age should I get brain health treatment?
A. Intervening in your brain health earlier rather than later is crucial. Research suggests that the accumulation of amyloid-beta and tau protein, inflammation, and cell breakdown begin to disrupt brain connections important for memory 6-30 years (depending on the pathology) before signs of cognitive impairment of dementia are observed. Neurocognitive disorder can happen at any age. Therefore, taking proactive steps to maintain your brain health is essential for a fulfilling life.
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