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Alzheimer’s Treatment
Understanding memory and cognitive changes through neurological evaluation, diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing care.
WHY PATIENTS COME TO US
The problem with
memory loss
Memory changes can occur with ageing, but persistent forgetfulness, confusion, or difficulty managing familiar tasks may require further evaluation.
Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive neurological condition that affects memory, thinking, and everyday functioning. Identifying changes early can help guide appropriate assessment and care.
Our Approach
Detailed memory assessment
Cognitive and neurological evaluation
Identifying possible causes
Long-term condition management
What You Get
What's included
01
Diagnosis
A detailed assessment helps understand memory changes and distinguish Alzheimer’s disease from other possible causes of cognitive decline.
- Medical history review
- Cognitive assessment
- Neurological examination
02
Treat
Treatment focuses on managing symptoms, supporting cognitive function, and maintaining everyday independence.
- Medication management
- Symptom management
- Supportive care guidance
03
Prevent
Healthy routines and management of contributing health factors may support overall brain health and daily functioning.
- Lifestyle guidance
- Cognitive activity
- Risk-factor management
04
Support
Ongoing care helps monitor changes in memory, behaviour, and daily functioning as the condition progresses.
- Regular follow-up
- Care planning
- Family guidance
How It Works
A process built for better care
Alzheimer’s care begins with understanding changes in memory and thinking, identifying possible causes, and creating an appropriate long-term management plan.
Step 01
Consultation & History
We discuss memory changes, confusion, behaviour, medical history, medications, and their impact on everyday activities.
Step 02
Cognitive Workup
Cognitive and neurological assessments help evaluate memory, thinking, attention, and other changes when required.
Step 03
Treatment Plan & Guidance
Treatment may include medication, lifestyle measures, cognitive support, and guidance for maintaining daily activities and independence.
Step 04
Follow-Up & Monitoring
Regular reviews help monitor cognitive changes, treatment response, daily functioning, and evolving care needs.
Our stack
Still have questions?
We’re here to help.
Memory changes can have different causes. A careful evaluation can help understand the symptoms and determine whether further neurological assessment is needed.
What we can help with
We evaluate common memory and cognitive concerns, including:
- Persistent memory loss symptoms
- Changes in thinking and behaviour
- Confusion and disorientation
- Difficulty with everyday tasks
Common questions
A few things you may want to know about Alzheimer’s disease and its treatment.
What are the early symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease?
Early symptoms may include persistent memory loss, difficulty finding words, confusion about time or place, difficulty with familiar tasks, and changes in problem-solving abilities.
How is Alzheimer’s disease diagnosed?
Diagnosis usually involves medical history, cognitive assessment, neurological examination, and sometimes laboratory tests or brain imaging to evaluate other possible causes.
Can Alzheimer’s disease be treated?
There is currently no cure for Alzheimer’s disease, but certain treatments may help manage symptoms or slow cognitive decline in some people.
What treatments are used for Alzheimer’s disease?
Treatment may include medicines for cognitive symptoms, lifestyle measures, cognitive activities, management of other health conditions, and supportive care.
When should memory loss be evaluated?
Memory changes that persist, worsen over time, or begin affecting work, relationships, or everyday activities should be discussed with a healthcare professional.