10 Early Signs of Dementia to Watch For
Worried about memory changes? Learn 10 early signs of dementia, how they differ from normal aging, and why some causes are treatable. Western Maryland care.
A New Drug for Alzheimer’s Agitation (AXS-05): A Guide for Caregivers
AXS-05 (Auvelity) is FDA-approved for Alzheimer’s disease agitation. A caregiver’s guide to what agitation looks like, why it matters, and current treatment options.
Donanemab’s New Dosing Schedule Lowers Brain-Swelling (ARIA) Risk — What Patients Should Know
The FDA approved an updated donanemab (Kisunla) dosing schedule that lowered brain-swelling (ARIA-E) risk while keeping efficacy. Here’s what Alzheimer’s patients should know.
New At-Home Alzheimer’s Treatment: Is Self-Administered Leqembi Right for You?
An at-home, once-weekly injectable Leqembi (lecanemab) is FDA-approved for Alzheimer’s maintenance dosing. Learn who may qualify and how to find out.
Supporting a Loved One With Dementia: A Caregiver’s Guide
Practical, compassionate tips for dementia caregivers – communication, safety, routines, and self-care – plus when to seek neurology support. Western MD.
Mild Cognitive Impairment: What It Is and What Comes Next
Understand mild cognitive impairment (MCI), whether it leads to dementia, and how neurologists evaluate and monitor it. Memory care in western MD.
Alzheimer’s vs. Normal Aging: When to See a Neurologist
Learn how to tell normal aging from early Alzheimer’s, the warning signs, and when to see a neurologist. Compassionate memory care in western MD.
Early Signs You Might Need a Cognitive Assessment
Worried about memory changes? Learn the early signs that warrant a cognitive assessment and what testing involves. Memory care in western Maryland.
Brain Awareness Day 2026: Why Cognitive Assessment Matters for a Healthy Brain
Every year on 25th May, Brain Awareness Day reminds us of something we often overlook — our brain health. We pay attention to heart health, blood pressure, and physical fitness, but many people ignore early signs of cognitive decline until daily life becomes difficult. The brain controls memory, emotions, focus, communication, and decision-making. Keeping it […]