Alzheimer's & Related Dementia Services

Whether you’re thinking ahead or have started to notice changes, early evaluation can provide clarity and direction. Our approach focuses on identifying risk, establishing a baseline, and intervening early when it matters most.

There are two pathways to evaluation:

Proactive Brain Health & Alzheimer's Risk Assessment

If you’re not experiencing cognitive changes but want to be proactive, this pathway focuses on understanding your individual risk profile and establishing a baseline for future comparison. This evaluation typically includes:

A comprehensive clinical interview (medical history, lifestyle, family history, risk factors, and more)
Targeted cognitive testing to establish baseline functioning and measure risks
Review of modifiable risk factors
Personalized recommendations to reduce risk and support long-term brain health
We can review your results together and work on them over one or a few sessions

Cognitive Concerns & Early Detection

If you’ve begun to notice changes—such as memory lapses or word-finding difficulty—this pathway is designed to help identify what’s happening. This evaluation typically includes:

A detailed clinical interview to understand symptom onset and progression
Comprehensive neuropsychological testing to assess memory, attention, language, and other cognitive functions
Differential diagnosis to distinguish between normal aging, early neurocognitive conditions, medical issues, and other causes
Clear, actionable recommendations for treatment, risk reduction, and next steps
We can review your results together over one or a few sessions