Brain Health After 60: Warning Signs Seniors Should Never Ignore

SGRH:
State-of-the-Art Neuroimaging Facility: The use of high-field 3T MRI, PET-CT scans, and SPECT imaging ensures that early structural changes in the brain, microvascular injury, and signs of neurodegeneration are identified.
Specialized Neuro-Intensive Care and Stroke Unit: Round-the-clock emergency treatment of stroke patients through rapid thrombolysis, thrombectomy, and specialized monitoring in the Neuro-ICU is offered.
Comprehensive Memory and Movement Disorder Centers: Special outpatient programs for thorough examination, cognitive mapping and medical treatment of memory diseases (Alzheimer’s disease), movement diseases (Parkinson’s disease), and atypical parkinsonian syndromes.
Neuro-Rehabilitation and Cognitive Therapy: The neuro-rehabilitation centers employ advanced technology and provide physical therapy/occupational therapy and speech therapy along with cognitive therapy to help patients recover and lead independent daily lives.
Dedicated Senior Neurology Care
Diagnosing and managing brain health issues in senior individuals requires a meticulous, multidisciplinary method. Comprehensive neurology services for senior patients begin with detailed cognitive assessment:

Thorough Neuropsychological Profiling (mappingcognitive capabilities): A comprehensive assessment designed to provide information about cognitive assets, memory processing, and data about the areas of impairment.