In this episode of our Dementia Series, specialists from Bumrungrad International Hospital explain how modern diagnostic technologies are transforming dementia care and helping identify cognitive decline at an earlier stage.
We highlight comprehensive dementia assessment approaches available at Bumrungrad, including detailed Neuropsychological Testing conducted by specialized clinical neuropsychologists, advanced brain MRI, and PET Scan imaging to evaluate brain glucose metabolism and detect abnormal brain function associated with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
Early diagnosis of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease can significantly improve long-term patient care. Detecting symptoms during the early stages allows patients and families to better understand cognitive changes, begin appropriate treatment sooner, and make important lifestyle adjustments that may help slow disease progression and preserve quality of life.
A showcase of Bumrungrad’s multidisciplinary dementia care model, where neurologists, psychiatrists, geriatric medicine specialists, rehabilitation physicians, nurses, pharmacists, physical therapists, occupational therapists, and speech-language pathologists work together to provide holistic care tailored to each patient’s needs.
Learn about:
- How Neuropsychological Testing helps evaluate memory and cognitive function
- The role of MRI and PET Scan in dementia diagnosis
- Why early detection of Alzheimer’s disease is important
- How multidisciplinary care improves dementia patient outcomes
- How rehabilitation and supportive care help maintain quality of life
Topics covered:
Dementia diagnosis, Alzheimer’s disease, memory loss, cognitive decline, PET Scan for dementia, brain MRI, Neuropsychological Test, early dementia symptoms, geriatric care, multidisciplinary dementia treatment, rehabilitation for dementia patients, cognitive assessment, healthy aging, brain health.
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Brain Health & Memory Care at Bumrungrad International Hospital.
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Last modify: September 24, 2026