Brain health sessions for communities
Bring brain health to your residents.
Thema Brain Health comes to your community for two hours of private, one-on-one conversations with one of our nurse practitioners. Residents learn what protects the brain, what early changes mean, and what today's testing and treatments can do.
Two hours, on site, built around each resident
Group talks are great, but people rarely ask the question they really came with in front of their neighbors. These sessions are private, so residents can say "I'm not as sharp as I used to be" and get a straight, caring answer.
- 15 minPrivate, one-on-one conversation per resident
- 2 hoursA typical session, such as 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM
- ~8Residents seen in a two-hour session
- 1 roomAll we need from you: a quiet, private space
What residents can talk about
Every conversation starts by listening. Our nurse practitioner then focuses on the one or two topics that matter most to that person.
Family history and genetics
"My mother had Alzheimer's. Does that mean I will?"
What family history and genes like APOE do and don't mean, and why they're a reason to start prevention earlier.
Early changes
"I'm not as sharp as I used to be."
What's normal with age, what's worth checking, and why noticing a change yourself matters.
Blood biomarkers
"Is there a blood test for Alzheimer's?"
How newer blood tests work, who they're for, and what the results can and can't tell you.
New treatments
"I've heard about the new infusions."
What FDA-approved infusions for early Alzheimer's are, who may qualify, and why finding changes early matters.
Fitness and movement
"Does exercise really help my brain?"
Why regular movement is one of the best-proven ways to protect the brain, and how much counts.
Hearing and sleep
"I snore, and I don't always wear my hearing aids."
Two of the most overlooked, and most fixable, risk factors for memory decline.
How it works
Pick a date
Call us and we'll find a date and time that fits your community calendar.
Residents sign up
We help you share the news with residents. People reserve a 15-minute slot so no one waits.
We come to you
Our nurse practitioner arrives with handouts and takes residents one at a time in a quiet room.
Residents leave with a plan
Each person walks away with a few things they can act on, and a name to call if they want a full evaluation.
An educational conversation, not a medical visit
What a session is
- Education on prevention, early detection and treatment options
- A private chance to voice concerns
- A few personal takeaways to act on
- An easy, no-pressure way to follow up with Thema
What a session isn't
- Not a diagnosis or a cognitive test
- Not individual medication or supplement advice
- Not a sales pitch. Residents decide if and when to follow up
Who residents meet
Sessions are led by a nurse practitioner from our neurology team, part of a clinic on the FAU campus in Boca Raton that cares for patients from prevention through treatment.
- Nicole Hughes, MSN, APRNBoard-certified acute care nurse practitioner, neurology
- Reginee Bromson, MSN, APRN, FNP-BCBoard-certified family nurse practitioner, neurology
Questions communities ask
What kinds of communities do you visit?
Country clubs, 55+ and active adult communities, condo and HOA associations, and senior living residences in the Boca Raton area.
What do we need to provide?
A quiet, private room with a small table and two chairs, and help letting residents know about the date. We bring everything else.
Will residents be asked for medical records or insurance?
No. Sessions are conversations, not visits. Nothing is billed, and residents only share what they choose to.
What if a resident wants a full evaluation?
They can call our clinic directly. We see patients in person in Boca Raton or by video, and accept Original Medicare and some Medicare Advantage plans. Call to verify coverage.
Can spouses or family members come together?
Yes. Many people like to bring a spouse or adult child, since family members often notice changes first.
Request a session
Tell us a little about your community and we'll get back to you to find a date.
Neuroprevention starts with the risk factors you can change.
Thema Brain Health · 3998 FAU Blvd, Suite 120, Boca Raton, FL · (561) 918-0003
Community sessions are for education only and are not medical advice, a diagnosis, or a medical visit. If you notice sudden confusion, weakness, or trouble speaking, call 911.