Vascular Dementia Treatment London
Vascular dementia occurs when the brain’s blood supply is disrupted, often due to strokes or other vascular conditions, leading to changes in memory, thinking, and daily functioning.
At Dementech, our specialist team offers expert diagnosis, personalised treatment, and ongoing support for both patients and families, helping you navigate each stage with confidence.
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Why Choose Dementech for Vascular Dementia Treatment?
At Dementech Neurosciences, we take a holistic, multidisciplinary approach to vascular dementia treatment, addressing both the cognitive and emotional needs of patients and their families. Our team includes dementia specialists, speech and language therapists, occupational therapists, dietitians, psychologists, and psychiatrists, all working collaboratively to provide personalised care tailored to each individual.
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Same-week appointments and no extended waiting times.
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Remote consultations available when attending in person isn’t possible.
Consultations
from £485
60-minute specialist consultations are a standalone price of £485. General neurology consultation is at £325.
Vascular Dementia
assessment at £2,970
Includes memory blood test, cognitive assessment, MRI and neurologist consultation.
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Vascular Dementia Diagnosis and Treatment
At Dementech Neurosciences, our specialist neurologists and dementia consultants provide expert assessment, diagnosis and personalised treatment for people living with vascular dementia. Our tailored care plans focus on managing cognitive and physical symptoms, supporting independence and quality of life, with ongoing guidance and support for patients and their families.
Vascular dementia is a cognitive condition caused by reduced blood flow to the brain, which can damage brain cells and affect memory, reasoning, and decision-making. It is the second most common type of dementia, after Alzheimer’s disease.
While a major stroke can trigger vascular dementia, the condition often develops gradually due to multiple small strokes or chronic issues that affect blood vessels. The impact on cognition depends on the location and extent of these changes, which can result in mild, moderate, or more severe symptoms over time.
Early recognition and intervention are key. With the right support, individuals with vascular dementia can maintain independence and quality of life for longer.
The symptoms of vascular dementia depend on which part of the brain is affected, and may start suddenly or gradually, depending on the individual. In most cases, treatments for vascular dementia can reduce the severity of some of the symptoms.
While there is a large range of symptoms, some of the more common ones include:
- Confusion
- Trouble with attention and concentration
- Difficulties in organising thoughts, analysing a situation and deciding what to do
- Memory problems
- Restlessness and agitation
- Unsteady on your feet
- Needing to urinate urgently
- Unable to control urination
- Depression
As the disease progresses, the individual may develop other symptoms of dementia including:
- Difficulty articulating their thoughts,
- Personality shifts
- Mood swings
- Problems with balance
- Loss of bladder control
- Finding it difficult to manage daily life
Early symptoms of vascular dementia can sometimes be misdiagnosed as depression, and there are some other underlying health issues that can have an impact on an individual’s experience of the main symptoms.
Our tests and assessments at Dementech are conducted with state-of-the-art technology which leaves very little room for error. You can rest assured that your diagnosis will be accurate and that your vascular dementia treatment plan will be tailored to your needs.
Vascular Dementia Diagnosis and Treatment at Dementech
An accurate diagnosis is the first step before any treatment for vascular dementia can begin. Dementech offers a wide range of cutting-edge services, specifically designed for people with vascular dementia, such as the Dementech Biomarker Tools and genetic counselling appointments.
By using the latest advances in imaging and genetics, we are able to answer all your questions regarding the diagnosis, prognosis, monitoring progression and response to vascular dementia treatment. Discover more about our approach to diagnosis below.
Consultation
Before any vascular dementia treatment plans are established it is important for our patients to have an initial consultation with a specialist physician.
During this consultation, patients can describe their experiences with certain symptoms and deliver an accurate picture of their medical history to the specialist.
Assessment
Following this, patients will have an appointment with a neuropsychologist in the Neuropsychiatric Laboratory. This will result in a computerised, detailed assessment of cognitive deficits and other neuropsychiatric issues associated with dementia.
Testing
As with many other diseases affecting brain function, blood tests and imaging scans will be required to generate the most accurate picture of the severity of the symptoms. These tests are outsourced to the highest quality and most convenient centres across London.
Follow-Up
When all the results are available, a second consultation will take place with a private dementia consultant.
Alongside providing a clinical diagnosis, a follow-up strategy will be discussed and the vascular dementia treatment plan will be explained.
We will answer any questions and do our best to ensure you feel well informed and reassured during this time.
Meet Our Vascular Dementia Specialists
London is home to a leading team of vascular dementia specialists, recognised internationally for their expertise in diagnosis, treatment, and research. At Dementech, they combine extensive clinical experience with access to advanced facilities to deliver personalised care and innovative therapies tailored to each patient.
Whether through pioneering research or bespoke treatment plans, our specialists are dedicated to improving outcomes and quality of life for individuals living with vascular dementia.
Prof. K. Ray Chaudhuri – Parkinson’s Specialist in London
Medical & Scientific Advisory Board
Movement Disorders
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 Biju Hameed – Consultant Paediatric Neurologist in London
Movement Disorders
Neurologist
Paediatric Neurology
Dr Tahira Choudry – Consultant Neurologist
Epilepsy
Movement Disorders
Neurologist
Parkinson's Disease
Private Neurology
Dr. Maria Papachatzaki – Consultant Neurologist, MS Specialist
Epilepsy
Multiple Sclerosis
Neurologist
Private Neurology
Vascular Dementia FAQs
Although there is no cure, there are a range of treatments for vascular dementia that can help individuals manage their condition. These include:
– Lifestyle changes
– Medication
– Rehabilitation therapies
The effectiveness of these vascular dementia treatments will be different for different people. At Dementech, our expert team of specialists will work with you to develop a bespoke treatment plan for vascular dementia tailored to your individual needs.
Vascular dementia progresses at different speeds for different people. In the early stages of the disease, daily life might be impacted but not to the extent it would during the later stages. In the late stages of vascular dementia, all aspects of life are likely to be severely affected, and the individual will likely need a lot of support and help.
However, there are strategies you can use to help you live with vascular dementia. Examples include:
– Breaking down complex tasks into smaller steps
– Using reminders
– Implement a consistent routine into everyday life
– Carry around ID that details your diagnosis
– Join a support group to discuss experiences with other individuals with the condition
– Make positive lifestyle changes, like making sure you are eating, sleeping, and exercising well
Although there is currently no cure for vascular dementia, using strategies such as the ones outlined above can help you manage your condition and live your life as best you can.
Caring for someone with vascular dementia can be challenging, and it can be hard to know how to best help them manage their condition. The following strategies might help:
– Communicate clearly: Having an open line of communication with the individual can help both of you understand how the other is thinking and feeling. Being aware of possible communication barriers when talking to individuals with short-term memory loss and being clear and concise in your communication is also important.
– Set attainable goals: Setting unrealistic goals can lead to frustration. By having achievable goals to work towards, you will spend less time worrying and more time enjoying each other’s company.
– Enjoy time together: Try to enjoy the time you spend together by continuing to do the things you like doing where possible. This can include socialising, travelling, and getting active.
– Revisit the past: Reminiscing on the past can be a great way to connect and have fun discussions about the people and places closest to you. You can do this by looking at old videos, photographs, and sentimental items.
It is also important to be aware of your own needs so you can look after yourself and your mental health. Caring for a loved one with vascular dementia can be difficult, so making sure you eat well, sleep well, and exercise well can help keep you feeling positive. Finding peers or professionals to talk to can also be beneficial.
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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