Dementia refers to a group of neurological conditions that cause a decline in cognitive function. It affects memory, thinking, reasoning, problem-solving, and daily functioning. Dementia is more common in older adults, yet aging does not cause dementia.
At Mir Neurology, you receive expert dementia evaluation, accurate diagnosis, and personalized treatment plans. The care team focuses on slowing disease progression, supporting families, and improving quality of life.
Dementia symptoms differ by type and stage. Common signs include:
Memory loss (especially short-term memory).
Difficulty finding words or following conversations.
Confusion and disorientation (getting lost in familiar places).
Difficulty with problem-solving or planning.
Changes in mood, personality, or behavior.
Poor judgment and decision-making.
Difficulty performing daily activities (e.g., managing finances, cooking).
Early dementia screening improves outcomes. Schedule an evaluation if you notice symptoms in yourself or a loved one.


There are several types of dementia, each with distinct causes and symptoms.
The most common form of progressive dementia.
Gradual memory loss, confusion, and disorientation.
Linked to amyloid plaques and tau tangles in the brain
Caused by reduced blood flow to the brain.
Often follows stroke or vascular disease.
Affects attention, organization, and executive function.
Caused by Lewy body protein deposits.
Symptoms include visual hallucinations, sleep disturbances, and motor problems.
Cognitive abilities fluctuate during the day
Affects behavior, personality, and language.
Often diagnosed in adults aged 40 to 60.
Signs include socially inappropriate behavior, loss of empathy, and speech difficulties.
A Combination of two or more types, such as Alzheimer’s disease and vascular dementia.
Symptoms depend on the affected brain regions.


Early diagnosis can help slow progression and improve quality of life. At Mir Neurology, we offer:
Comprehensive Diagnostic Services
Neurological exams to assess memory, thinking, and motor function.
Cognitive testing to evaluate mental abilities.
Brain imaging (MRI, CT scans) to detect structural changes.
Blood tests to rule out other conditions causing cognitive decline.
Personalized Treatment Plans
While there is no cure for most forms of dementia, treatment focuses on:
Medications to manage symptoms and slow progression.
Lifestyle modifications (healthy diet, exercise, cognitive stimulation).
Behavioral therapies to reduce agitation and improve quality of life.
Support and education for caregivers and families.
Mir Neurology delivers specialized dementia care, memory disorder treatment, and neurology services in Hagerstown, MD, and Cumberland, MD. You receive compassionate care from experienced neurologists specializing in dementia.
Schedule a dementia evaluation, memory assessment, or neurology consultation to begin expert care today.


If you or a loved one is experiencing memory loss or cognitive decline, early diagnosis is key to effective management. Consult with our neurology specialists for personalized assessment and care plans.
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Our main office is located in Cumberland, United States. Our doctors have office hours at additional locations in the Hagerstown, area to better serve our patients.
924 Seton Dr Suite C, Cumberland,
MD 21502, United States.
Phone: (301) -797-7600
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