Experience the Best Brain Health with Brain Regain - Your Trusted Partner

At Brain Regain, we understand that your health is your most valuable asset. Our team of experienced doctors and healthcare professionals are dedicated to providing you with personalized care that is tailored to your unique needs.  

Brain Regain offers a FREE consult for dementia patients or caregivers and our staff of professionals serves people five days a week through the Brain Regain Appointment system on a first come first serve basis.  Appointments are available weekdays for patients and their loved ones or caretakers.  

Our professionals provide personalized care to help you determine eligibility for our Brain Regain services.  We'll answer your questions and provide resources to guide you through the maze of conflicting information.

Cognitive testing refers to a comprehensive evaluation of a person's cognitive abilities, including memory, attention, language, reasoning, and problem-solving skills. In neurology, cognitive testing is a vital tool for assessing and diagnosing various neurological conditions, such as dementia, Alzheimer's disease, traumatic brain injuries, and other cognitive disorders. It helps our physicians understand the extent and nature of cognitive impairment, track changes over time, and differentiate between different causes of cognitive decline. Cognitive testing provides valuable data for early diagnosis, treatment planning, and monitoring disease progression, ultimately improving the management and care of patients with neurological disorders by tailoring interventions and support to their specific cognitive needs. At Brain Regain Clinics, we can perform a one-on-one paper and pencil cognitive test that is performed by our Registered Nurse or MD. We also have the capability of doing computerized cognitive testing remotely. 

Multimodal personalized dementia care at Brain Regain is a comprehensive approach that combines various technologies and interventions to improve the quality of life for people with dementia: 

• Lifestyle interventions These can include diet, physical activity, cognitive training, and managing cardiovascular risk factors. Some studies have shown that combining music and physical exercise can improve cognitive function. 
• Non-invasive screening This can include capturing data on speech, language, gaze, and drawing during clinical interviews. 
• AI-based diagnosis This can use a variety of data, including medical history, medication use, and neuroimaging, to help with diagnosis and treatment planning. 
• Multimodal deep learning This can use multiple types of data, such as audio and text, to classify dementia more effectively than traditional methods.