Private Dementia Treatment London
Bespoke dementia treatment plans you can trust
At Dementech Neurosciences, we provide tailored dementia care for a wide range of conditions. Our specialists deliver personalised treatment and ongoing support, guiding you towards better health and wellbeing.
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Why Choose Dementech for Private Dementia Treatment?
Dementech Neurosciences provides personalised dementia treatment plans based on advanced diagnostics and a multidisciplinary team, including specialists in cognitive health, therapy, nutrition and mental health. Our approach combines targeted treatments, lifestyle guidance, caregiver support and ongoing care to help manage symptoms and support long-term brain health.
Same week consultations
Same week consultations available, with tests and scans completed the same day or within 72 hours.
Video
consultations
Our virtual consultations give you the flexibility to access specialist care from home or another location that suits you.
Prices starting
at £485
Consultations begin at £485 with one-hour consultations with our in-house dementia specialists. Get in touch with our team for a personalised quote.
Dementia Pathway
at £2,970
Our fees and pathways include a memory blood test, cognitive assessment with a psychologist, brain MRI scan, and consultation with a specialist memory neurologist.
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Dementia Diagnosis and Treatment
At Dementech Neurosciences, our team of dementia specialists understand the complexities of living with dementia. We tailor the diagnostic assessments we use and suggest treatment plans around your specific needs and symptoms.
Dementia is not a single disease but a term used to describe various conditions affecting brain function. As experts in dementia treatment in London, we know how these conditions affect people.
Conditions such as Alzheimer’s disease, vascular dementia, Lewy body dementia, and frontotemporal dementia can cause memory loss, difficulties with thinking and challenges performing everyday tasks. Each type has its own causes and progression, but all share the common symptom of cognitive decline.
Early diagnosis from a specialist is essential for effectively managing dementia symptoms. Treatment options for dementia disease include medications, lifestyle changes, and support services to improve quality of life.
Understanding the types of dementia and its effects can help us show compassion and support for those affected. This creates a more inclusive environment for everyone. This may encompass situations such as:
- Alzheimer’s disease is the most common type of dementia. Researchers believe that an unusual build up of proteins around brain cells causes it.
- Vascular dementia is often connected to strokes. It happens when blood supply to the brain decreases. This lack of blood can slowly damage and destroy brain cells.
- Lewy body dementia happens when Lewy bodies form in brain cells. These are small clusters of protein. They disrupt how brain cells work and communicate.
- Frontotemporal dementia often affects younger people. This condition causes abnormal protein build up in the brain’s frontal and temporal lobes.
- Parkinson’s disease dementia leads to a gradual decline in thinking skills. This affects your focus and memory.
Most diseases that lead to dementia are linked to a build-up of proteins in the brain. Over time, this build-up can affect nerve cells. As these cells die, some areas of the brain may shrink.
Early recognition of dementia symptoms is key to getting the right diagnosis and care. Dementia isn’t just one condition, there are multiple types, each with different symptoms. This makes it hard to diagnose which type someone has.
Broadly, initial indicators that an individual might have dementia include:
- Loss of memory
- Enhanced struggle with tasks requiring planning
- Disorientation in new surroundings
- Difficulty in finding appropriate words
- Problems with communication and language
- Diminished capacity to concentrate and stay attentive
- Trouble with numbers and managing finances
- Alterations in personality and mood
Working with clinical specialists is important in the diagnostic process as they can use different dementia tests and techniques to assess your condition.
Having determined your condition based on the type and severity of dementia symptoms you are experiencing, you can begin treatment. There are a variety of ways dementia disease is treated, including:
- Using drugs and medication to control your dementia symptoms
- Making lifestyle changes to improve your quality of life
- Utilising support services to help you cope with your diagnosis
Diagnostic Test for Dementia at Dementech
During your first visit, your consultant will review your medical history, lifestyle, and work to identify risk factors. Further testing may include:
- Cognitive assessments: Evaluate memory, focus, and communication skills.
- Blood tests: Specialised panel checking liver, kidney, thyroid function, and key biomarkers to rule out other causes.
- Urine tests: Identify infections or other health issues.
- Brain imaging (MRI, CT, PET): To detect structural changes, blood vessel damage, and protein deposits linked to dementia.
After the assessment, your consultant will explain the results, how they relate to your symptoms, and any next steps needed.
Meet Our Dementia Specialists
Home to some of the world’s leading specialists across a variety of dementia conditions, our London-based team are at the forefront of delivering pioneering diagnosis and treatment options to patients. Our support can help improve your outcomes and overall quality of life.
Prof. K. Ray Chaudhuri – Parkinson’s Specialist in London
Medical & Scientific Advisory Board
Neurologist
Parkinson's Disease
Dr Lucio D’Anna – Consultant Neurologist in London
Lead Specialist
Memory Clinic
Neurologist
Private Neurology
Stroke Treatment
Dr Nikolay Dimitrov – Consultant Neurologist in London
Movement Disorders
Neurologist
Parkinson's Disease
Private Neurology
Dr Tahira Choudry – Consultant Neurologist
Epilepsy
Movement Disorders
Neurologist
Parkinson's Disease
Private Neurology
Aleksandra Podlewska – Neuropsychologist
Neuropsychologist
Dr. Maria Papachatzaki – Consultant Neurologist, MS Specialist
Epilepsy
Multiple Sclerosis
Neurologist
Private Neurology
Dr. Stylianos Arseniou – Consultant Clinical Neurophysiologist
Neuropsychologist
Psychiatrist
Dr Hossein Rostamipour – Consultant Psychiatrist
Psychiatrist
Frequently Asked Questions
The effectiveness of dementia treatment will differ between individuals. It can depend on a variety of factors, including the type of dementia the individual has and the stage their dementia is currently at.
Common treatments for dementia include different medications, therapies, lifestyle changes, and utilising support services.
Find out more about the best treatments for early dementia.
Symptoms of dementia can be hard to notice in the early stages of the disease. Although it varies from person to person, common symptoms you might notice in the first stages of dementia include:
- Being unable to recall recent events
- Frequently losing items
- Having trouble making plans
- Finding it difficult to problem-solve and think things through
- Becoming easily confused
- Struggling to follow conversations or find the right words to say
- Getting lost and having issues orienting themselves
- Sudden changes in mood
If you notice any of these symptoms in yourself or a loved one, scheduling a dementia assessment can help identify the root cause of these issues.
Yes, it is possible for people with early-stage dementia to continue living fulfilling lives with the right support. Early intervention is vital in enabling people with dementia to continue living life like they normally would by adopting coping strategies that work for them.
However, as the condition progresses into the late stages, the individual will likely need further care and support to help them with everyday tasks like dressing, eating, and washing.
The best drug for treating dementia depends on the individual and the type of dementia they have.
In the UK, there are four approved drugs to help reduce dementia symptoms:
- Donepezil
- Rivastigmine
- Galantamine
- Memantine
These drugs are used to treat Alzheimer’s disease, Lewy body dementia, Parkinson’s disease dementia, and mixed dementia
If you would like to test for dementia, it is best for you to consult with a dementia specialist. They will be able to use their experience and expert knowledge to assess your condition based on the type and severity of your symptoms.
During a dementia assessment, your consultant will gather some background information about your medical history, educational background, and employment and will complete a range of tests to determine the causes of your symptoms.
After your assessment, you will be recommended further treatment based on the results.
Hear what our patients have to say
P Allen
“My family and I experienced one of the hardest times of our lives having to deal with my wife’s deteriorating condition. I would like to personally thank the lovely young lady Zobiaa from Dementech, for showering us with compassion, empathy and genuine care and concern. Her professionalism, high-level customer service and communication, eye for detail, and willingness to go the extra mile to accommodate our needs and make not only my wife, but our whole family, feel as comfortable and supported as possible, is something we will always be grateful for. Thank you so much for your friendly and polite presence Zobiaa and taking the time and effort to build a relationship with us. You really made our visits to the clinic a positive, 5 star experience.”
Anonymous
“Dementech Neurosciences is a relatively new clinic specialising in the scientific assessment and treatment of Parkinson’s Disease. It represents a significant development in the treatment of Parkinson’s and has done a great job of establishing itself and its reputation in a short period of time. The premises are extremely well situated in central London, the consultant neurologists are all at the top of their field in their specialisation of the treatment of Parkinson’s Disease, and the clinical and administrative staff are of a similar standard. The atmosphere of the clinic is positive and the results, in the short period of time I have been able to assess, have been similarly positive.”
N Mohammed
“Have had nothing but kindness and professionalism from Dementech and all their staff. From their initial guidance by Shakeela, through to staff conducting the MRI tests and Dr. Lucio D’Anna for his expertise clarity of explanation, compassion and consideration. Special mention to Zobia, who saved the day with her quick thinking that helped my mother-in-law to obtain extended care. Overall a perfect experience. Cannot recommend them enough.”
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Opening hours: Monday – Sunday:
08:00 – 20:00
0208 015 4365
Lister House
11 Wimpole Street
W1G 9ST
Harley Street area
London, UK