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We offer focused brain healthcare for adults who want to better understand their cognitive health and take charge of it, whether they have new questions or are taking a proactive approach. Our model combines clinical evaluation, thoughtful use of assessments and individualized care. The exact services available depend on your location and clinical fit.

No. Many people want to understand their brain health proactively. The right clinical approach depends on your goals, history and concerns, and on whether testing is likely to provide actionable information.

Occasional forgetfulness can happen for many reasons, including stress, poor sleep, medications and normal aging. But changes in memory can also be linked to underlying health conditions. If you’re forgetting things more often, or noticing changes that concern you, an assessment can help you understand what’s going on and whether further evaluation makes sense.

Many causes of changes in memory and thinking, such as medication side effects, sleep problems, thyroid issues or low vitamin B12, are easier to address when they’re found early, and some can be reversed. For Alzheimer’s disease, the newest treatments are approved only for people in the early stages. A clear picture sooner means more options, and more time to use them.

Our at-home digital cognitive assessment is powered by Linus Health. Its core test, the Digital Clock and Recall, takes about three minutes and looks not just at your answers but at how you complete each task. It has been validated in more than 20 peer-reviewed studies. In one published study of 706 people, it identified cognitive impairment in more than 80% of patients that a widely used paper-based test had missed.

Not everyone needs the same tests. Your clinical team can discuss cognitive assessments, imaging or biomarker testing when they’re relevant to your circumstances and available through the service. Results are interpreted with your clinical history, not in isolation.

Certain validated blood-based biomarkers can help evaluate Alzheimer's pathology in appropriately selected people with cognitive impairment. They are not a general screening test for everyone without symptoms, and results may need further evaluation or confirmation.

No. There’s more you can do than most people expect. Many factors linked to cognitive health, including blood pressure, sleep, hearing, mood and some of the medications you may already take, can be identified and addressed. For some people, newer treatments may also be worth discussing. Your clinical team helps you understand which steps are likely to matter most for you, and supports you in taking them.

Your plan is reviewed by specialists, including a neurologist who reads your assessment results and approves your care plan. Clinicians work with you between visits, answer your questions and arrange any tests, referrals and other resources you need. Our clinicians use AI-enabled tools, which you’ll have access to as well, to help fine-tune your monitoring and care.

Your care team reviews your plan at every visit and whenever new information comes in, such as a new test result or a change in your symptoms or medications. Between visits, your care navigator, paired with your personal AI assistant, checks in with you and is often your first call for questions. As new research, technology and treatments for brain health become available, you’ll see whether they fit your situation and can talk them through with your team.

We don’t replace your primary care doctor. We focus on brain health and give it the time and attention that’s hard to find in a standard appointment. When it helps your care, we coordinate with your other clinicians.

Yes. You can choose to include a family member as you review your results and consider your next steps.

You receive a clear brain health summary and a personalized care plan, then meet with your care team to review the findings and next steps. If further tests or specialist care are needed, your care navigator coordinates everything for you. Follow-up is tailored to your preference, from occasional check-ins to periodic comprehensive reviews. Your plan updates whenever new information comes up, and you can adjust the pace at any time.