Understanding Dementia
Dementia is a group of conditions that affect memory, thinking, behavior, and daily functioning. It develops gradually and can significantly impact a person’s independence and quality of life. With early assessment and professional support, individuals and families can better manage symptoms and maintain meaningful routines for as long as possible.
Signs & Symptoms
- Progressive memory loss
- Difficulty finding words
- Confusion about time or place
- Trouble performing familiar tasks
- Mood swings or personality changes
- Poor judgment and decision-making
- Withdrawal from social activities
Treatment Options
- Comprehensive cognitive assessment
- Long-term care planning
- Medication management
- Safety planning and daily routine structuring
- Behavioral and mood support
- Sleep and agitation management
How We Can Help
Our specialists provide a compassionate, structured approach to dementia care. We focus on accurate diagnosis, symptom management, behavior support, and guidance for families. Through ongoing monitoring and tailored strategies, we aim to maintain comfort, safety, and dignity at every stage.
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Frequently Asked Questions
If memory problems become frequent, impact routine activities, or cause confusion or behavioral changes, professional support is needed.
We provide education, behavior-management strategies, emotional support, and planning assistance to reduce caregiver stress.
No. While aging can cause forgetfulness, dementia involves significant, progressive changes in memory and thinking that interfere with daily life.
Regular reviews—typically every 1–3 months—ensure medications and care plans stay effective and safe.