Brain health care that puts you first.

Memory loss can be managed. Our expert clinicians are here to help you regain control over your cognitive health – because you deserve to feel your best.

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Our brain health specialists are in-network with most insurances, including Medicaid and Medicare.

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Memory loss, brain fog, and other issues with thinking and memory have many potential causes

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    Neurocognitive diseases

    Diseases like Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia impact brain cells and can cause memory loss.

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    Medications

    Some medications can impair memory as a side effect. Speaking with a medical professional is an important next step.

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    Vitamin deficiencies

    Deficiencies in essential vitamins, such as B12, can lead to memory problems and cognitive decline.

  • Concussion

    Brain injury

    Concussions and other injuries can result in short-term and long-term memory loss.

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    Poor sleep

    Lack of adequate sleep disrupts the process of memory consolidation that occurs during deep sleep stages.

  • Other medical conditions

    Declining cognitive function can have many causes. It’s important to consult a medical professional.

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In all cases, our doctors can do something about it.

Led by Dr. Joel Salinas, a leading neurologist with expertise in dementia care, our clinicians are here to help you understand what is happening – whether or not dementia is present and the underlying causes – and provide a personalized care plan to help you manage your symptoms and plan for the future.

By receiving treatment early, you can begin measures that can potentially slow down or reverse cognitive decline, address safety issues ahead of time, and access new approved medications.

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Because you deserve peace of mind.

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    Cognitive therapy

    Cognitive therapy uses mentally stimulating activities to improve cognitive function, build cognitive reserve, and teach compensatory techniques to minimize the impact of cognitive decline on daily life.

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    Medication treatment

    Where clinically appropriate, Isaac Health offers disease-modifying therapies like monoclonal antibody treatment for Alzheimer’s disease. FDA-approved treatments include Leqembi and Donanemab. Our clinicians specialize in assessing eligibility and guiding patients through personalized care pathways.

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    Psychotherapy

    Psychotherapy can help individuals by managing behavioral and psychiatric symptoms such as anxiety, depression, agitation, and social withdrawal through targeted talk therapy. This kind of therapy helps individuals improve their overall mental health and quality of life.

Testimonials

Thank you for all your support as we navigated my husband’s progression of dementia. He received speech and cognitive therapy from the comfort of our home. Meetings with the neurologist were also on zoom. Having all the services from Isaac Health at our fingertips meant so much.

Barbara, 78 Caregiver

I am really pleased at how effecient and expedient everything has been. The entire process has been a lot more pleasant than expected. All of the staff has been so very nice and helpful as well. Thank you, Isaac Health, for making such a difficult time easier on our family.

Catherine, 52 Caregiver

I had a very good experience; the staff was professional, friendly and helpful. Everything was easy to schedule and their follow-up was timely.

Josh, 83 Patient

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Prefer to Book by Phone? Call 888.818.2059 to speak with a care coordinator.
Mon–Fri, 9am–6pm.

What to Expect

A member of our enrollment team will call you at the time you select. This will be a quick conversation to:

  • Understand symptoms and goals
  • Check insurance eligibility
  • Schedule your first clinical visit

What to Have Handy

  • Insurance card
  • Recent test results, if applicable

Start taking care of your brain health today.