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Memory changes deserve real answers.

Many memory changes are treatable, and some are even reversible. See a specialist by video from home, typically within 2 weeks.

Book a free call  or call (916) 314-8600
  • Free call, 100% confidential
  • Medicare and most insurance
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  • Within 2 weeks

    The typical wait for a specialist, not months.

  • From home, by video

    No travel. Family can join from anywhere.

  • Doctor stays informed

    Your provider gets results and next steps.

  • Most plans accepted

    Medicare, Medicare Advantage and more.

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If any of this sounds like you, you’re in the right place.

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What the BrainHealth Clinic includes

Everything happens from home, and it’s billed to Medicare and most insurance.

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  • Specialist visit

    Where everyone starts

    A video visit with a Cognitive Care Specialist who reviews your history and concerns and looks for treatable causes.

    What you get: You’ll leave knowing what may be behind the changes, what to try next, and when you’ll check in again

    After your visit, if ordered

    Labs and imaging. Blood tests or imaging to rule out other causes. We’ll explain what each one is for, before and after.

  • Cognitive assessment

    If your specialist recommends it

    Short, proven tests of memory, attention and thinking.

    What you get: A starting score to compare at future visits, so you’ll know if things are stable, improving or changing

  • Ongoing care management

    If your specialist recommends it

    Your care team calls each month to see how things are going, reviews medications, and books what’s next, so nothing slips between visits.

    What you get: A care team that stays with you

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For your first call, have ready

  • Your insurance card
  • A list of your medications
  • A family member or friend, if you’d like

For your specialist visit, you’ll need a phone, tablet or computer with a camera. We’ll help you get set up beforehand.

How it works

From first call to a clear plan, typically within 2 weeks.

  1. Today

    Confirm your coverage

    Your care team checks your insurance and eligibility, then schedules your visit.

  2. Typically within 2 weeks

    Meet your specialist

    A full visit by secure video from home. No driving or waiting room, and family can join from anywhere.

  3. After your visit

    Get your plan

    You and your doctor receive the results and clear next steps.

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You’ve been worried long enough.

Let’s find out what’s going on, and what you can do about it. Share your email to book a free call. Prefer the phone? Call (916) 314-8600.

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Common questions

 

How fast can I be seen? Typically within 2 weeks.
What happens after the visit? Your specialist reviews your history, assesses your concerns and gives you a concrete plan, not just “wait and see.” If more testing is recommended, we’ll walk you through each step.
Will this replace my doctor? No. We work alongside your current doctor and share results and recommendations with them, with your permission.
What do I need for a video visit? A phone, tablet or computer with a camera and internet. We’ll help you get set up before your visit. If you don’t have access to technology, or you have trouble seeing or hearing, let us know. We’ll make accommodations so you can still get care.
What if I don’t have insurance? We offer affordable self-pay rates. Our team can walk you through the options on your first call.
Can a family member join? Yes. Many people find it helpful to have someone they trust on the call.
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BrainHealth GUIDE

Caring for someone with dementia?

Families on Traditional Medicare may qualify for a Care Navigator, caregiver training, a 24/7 support line and in-home respite care.

See if your family qualifies 

GUIDE (Guiding an Improved Dementia Experience) is a Medicare program run by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) for people with dementia who have Traditional Medicare. Enrollment is voluntary, you may leave at any time, and it does not change your Medicare coverage or your doctors. Respite is available to patients with moderate or advanced dementia who have an unpaid caregiver, up to Medicare’s annual limit. The statements contained in this document are solely those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views or policies of CMS. Eligibility requirements apply. Not all individuals qualify. Note: this is not medical advice.