Memory care · Boca Raton, FL
Real answers for memory loss.
Safeguard your cognitive health with Thema Brain Health. We identify the medical roots of memory changes and guide your family through complex neurological care.
Why early evaluation matters
- Reveals reversible causes like vitamin deficiencies or thyroid changes.
- Connects you with board-certified neurologists and cognitive specialists.
- Builds a proactive care plan tailored to patient and family needs.
Memory loss is medical — not an inevitable part of aging
When memory problems interfere with daily life, a medical evaluation protects brain function and clarifies the safest path forward.
When should you seek memory loss treatment?
- Daily activities are getting harder.
- Confusion or repeated questions.
- Sudden or gradual decline.
What causes memory loss?
Reversible causes
- Vitamin B12 deficiency.
- Thyroid imbalance.
- Medication side effects.
- Sleep disorders.
- Depression or anxiety.
Progressive conditions
- Alzheimer's disease.
- Other forms of dementia.
- Parkinson's disease.
- Vascular cognitive changes.
How is memory loss diagnosed?
- Medical history and interview.
- Neurological examination.
- Cognitive and neuropsychological testing.
- Brain imaging and labs.
Treatment options
- Medical treatment of the underlying cause.
- Lifestyle and brain-health support.
- Ongoing care planning.
Is memory loss always Alzheimer's?
No. It can be normal aging, mild cognitive impairment, or one of several progressive conditions. A neurology evaluation distinguishes which is which. Read more about Alzheimer's.
Who provides memory loss treatment?
Care is led by a board-certified neurologist working with cognitive specialists and nurse practitioners. The first visit is collaborative — we review existing labs and imaging, then plan further testing if needed.
Frequently asked questions
- Is memory loss reversible?
- Sometimes — when the cause is a vitamin deficiency, thyroid issue, sleep disorder, or medication side effect. Progressive conditions are not reversible but can often be slowed.
- When should I seek evaluation?
- When memory changes interfere with daily life, when family or coworkers notice them, or when you find yourself worrying about it.
- What treatment paths are available?
- Medical treatment of any underlying cause, lifestyle and brain-health support, and ongoing care planning. For Alzheimer’s specifically, infusion options like Leqembi and Kisunla are available.
- Will insurance cover memory testing?
- Original Medicare and some Medicare Advantage plans cover the evaluations we perform. Call (561) 918-0003 to verify your coverage.
Educational content based on published clinical guidance. Not a substitute for medical advice. For evaluation or treatment, please schedule an appointment.