History and concerns
The conversation starts with what has changed, when it began, and whether it affects everyday function.
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Cognitive and neurological screening
A baseline review of memory, attention, thinking, function, and relevant neurological concerns.
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Assessment
A thoughtful baseline for brain health conversations.
Cognitive and neurological screening may include a health history, questions about day-to-day function, and brief validated tasks that look at areas such as memory, attention, language, and executive function. The clinician may also complete a focused neurological examination when appropriate.
The purpose is to identify whether a concern needs a closer look and to create useful context for follow-up. Brief screening is not the same as a diagnosis, and results can be influenced by sleep, mood, medication, language, education, pain, and other health factors.
What this explores
Useful questions, clearly framed.
The purpose is to support an informed conversation rather than turn one result or service into the whole plan.
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Memory, attention, language, and executive function
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Changes noticed by you or people close to you
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Medical, mood, sleep, or medication factors that may affect performance
What to expect
A considered path from question to next step.
Exact timing, providers, and components are confirmed by the MoveWell Med team based on your circumstances.
Brief screening
Appropriate tasks and examination elements provide a structured, repeatable snapshot.
Follow-up when needed
Unexpected findings may lead to medical testing, medication review, or referral for a more complete assessment.
Part of your longevity plan
Put this service in the right clinical context.
Speak with the MoveWell Med team about your goals, what is appropriate for you, and how this option may fit with the rest of your care.
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