- Adults aged 50+ noticing ongoing memory or attention issues
- Family members concerned about a loved one’s forgetfulness or confusion
- Individuals with a family history of dementia
- Those experiencing difficulties with problem-solving, decision-making, or completing everyday tasks
Understanding Cognitive Changes in Aging
As we age, occasional memory lapses are common, but persistent or worsening memory loss can indicate more serious cognitive concerns such as Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI), dementia, or Alzheimer’s disease. A formal assessment helps determine the cause and guide appropriate intervention.
Who Should Consider This Assessment?
Later Life Memory Assessment
What Our Assessment Covers
1. Initial Interview and History Review
- We collect detailed information about medical history, lifestyle, family background, and current symptoms.
2. Cognitive Screening Tools
- MMSE (Mini-Mental State Exam)
- MoCA (Montreal Cognitive Assessment)
3. Comprehensive Neuropsychological Testing
- Immediate and delayed memory recall
- Language skills and fluency
- Visual-spatial functioning
- Executive functioning and attention
4. Functional Skills Assessment
- We evaluate how cognitive changes may be affecting daily activities like managing finances, medication routines, or household tasks.
5. Caregiver or Family Input
- When appropriate, we consult with caregivers to gain a fuller picture of symptoms and functional changes.
6. Optional Medical Referral
- We may recommend follow-up with neurologists, geriatricians, or imaging (MRI, CT) to support findings.
What You Receive
- A detailed diagnostic report with interpreted results and summary
- Clarity on the presence and severity of any memory-related condition
- Personalized recommendations for cognitive interventions, lifestyle changes, and support services
- Guidance for caregivers, including planning and communication strategies
- Timely identification of memory disorders allows for:
- Slower progression with lifestyle and medical interventions
- Better planning for care and support
- Increased safety, independence, and quality of life
Why Early Assessment Is Crucial
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Frequently Asked Questions
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We can issue private prescriptions for private patients or send prescriptions directly to your nominated pharmacy, ensuring a convenient and efficient process.
Yes, our service is available for both adults and children diagnosed with ADHD.
We prescribe a range of ADHD medications, including stimulants (e.g., methylphenidate, lisdexamfetamine) and non-stimulants (e.g., atomoxetine), based on individual needs and clinical guidelines.
Yes, this service is available for private patients and through NHS, ICB, or Neurodiversity Services referrals. NHS patients should speak to their GP or healthcare provider to discuss a referral.
Yes, as a private clinic, we can issue private prescriptions following a comprehensive assessment. We also collaborate with your GP to ensure continuity of care and provide detailed recommendations for your treatment.
Assessments for ADHD and Autism typically last between 1 to 2 hours, though some cases may require additional time for a thorough evaluation.
Absolutely. Our specialists will continue to oversee your mental health care with follow-up appointments as needed, ensuring ongoing support tailored to your needs.
Your specialist will discuss alternative treatment options with you, including both medicinal and non-medicinal approaches, ensuring any changes are safe and appropriate.