As we age, we may experience some cognitive symptoms that concern us or those around us. Your primary care practitioner can administer simple tests in the office to help guide further testing or provide reassurance. Learn more about these types of tests and how they fit into a more comprehensive evaluation.

Learn how to plan meals for someone with Dementia to optimize nutrition, comfort and independence.

Learn how behavior can change during the progression of Dementia, how these changes reflect the disease, not the person, and how to manage these behaviors.

Learn what key questions to ask your healthcare provider if your loved one is exhibiting cognitive or behavioral changes.

Learn how modern technological tools can improve quality of life and independence for persons with Dementia and their caregivers.

Learn how Dementia differs from depression and delirium symptoms.

Conflicts can arise within families of someone living with Dementia, over caregiving responsibilities and burdens. Learn strategies to deal with these conflicts that respect each person and focus on the loved one.

Learn how to handle accusations of stealing from someone with Dementia, to reassure them and preserve your feelings.

Learn about Namenda and its utility in helping with symptoms of Dementia.

Learn how to respond to hurtful remarks in the context of Dementia.

Vacations can provide meaningful experiences for people with Dementia. Learn how planning and patience can be key to a successful trip.

Brain teasers, such as word scrambles, help strengthen memory, attention, and problem-solving skills.

Learn about the new blood tests available for detecting Alzheimer's disease, the benefits and the risks.

Learn more about the prevalence of Alzheimer's disease, the diagnosis and underlying pathology, and stages of progression.

Learn how various treatments for type 2 diabetes may help protect the brain.

Learn the answers to the many questions people have about hospice.

Learn about LATE, a form of dementia that occurs in the elderly, distinct from Alzheimer's disease.

Learn how you or loved ones can participate in clinical research to support advancements in dementia care.

Learn what is involved in a neuropsychological exam and when it is recommended.

Learn more about the research of Dr. Junyue Cao of Rockefeller University and its importance in advancing our understanding of how dementia develops.