Predict and Prevent Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI)

Lead your clinic with cognitive intelligence

Patients are Concerned About Distinguishing Normal Aging from More Serious Health Conditions.

Healthcare Professionals know that patients become concerned when they perceive changes in their ability to remember or think clearly (subjective cognitive decline) – or when they recognize these changes in a loved one. They want to know if their memory and cognitive function is normal or if an underlying medical condition is negatively affecting them.  Similarly, patients with a family history of Alzheimer’s Disease worry and wonder if there is anything that can be done to preserve their cognitive health and mitigate their risk factors.

Are There Answers?

Fortunately, the answer is yes. Many risk factors can be modified and even reversed with treatment. Recent pharmaceutical advances provide new options to delay disease progression.

The Key is Early Detection.

Primary Care Physicians are the front line professional, but they face real challenges. A lack of time to provide cognitive assessments during routine office visits is the biggest challenge. A widespread shortage of specialists is another key challenge.

The Good News

Home Memory Screen is here to help remove the barriers to early detection. We provide validated, highly accurate “done for you” cognitive assessments and clinically proven, personalized risk reduction strategies to ensure that physicians can intervene early when needed to provide the very best in cognitive care for patients.