Our Services

New: Medicare Approved Telehealth
+ Neurocognitive therapy services
+ Neurocognitive evaluations

In response to COVID-19, RMMC now offers our popular MyBrain neurocognitive rehabilitation program.

RMMC offers comprehensive neurodiagnostic assessment and exacting differential diagnosis for cognitive disorders associated with aging and adult neurological disease. An evaluation will assess for strengths and weaknesses in central processing speed, attention, memory, language, spatial motor, executive function and adaptive living skills. We will work closely with your referring physician or neurologist to assess for potential medical problems that can contribute to cognitive changes and review current medications, lab work, sleep studies and brain neuroimaging for optimal interpretation of neuropsychological results.


Specialty Areas

Early identification and monitoring of cognitive change.

Acute Confusional States, Age Associated Memory Impairment and Mild Cognitive Impairment.

Neurodegenerative disorders such as Alzheimer’s disease, Lewy Body disease, Frontotemporal Lobe dementia, Primary Progressive Aphasia, and Parkinson’s disease.

Cerebral Amyloid Angiopathy and mixed dementia.

Inflammatory disorders such as MS and autoimmune disease.

Unique Neurocognitive Rehabilitation Program

To ensure that the patients of RMMC can take full advantage of the benefits of neuroplasticity, Dr. Lauren has built a unique neurocognitive rehabilitation program which blends the latest research in brain behavior with cutting edge computer technology and practical life management skills and tools to provide a balanced approach to brain health.

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RMMC offers evaluations and therapy to target the most common sources of immediate memory loss in adults.

Balanced Brain Health Lifestyle

A brain health lifestyle includes aerobic exercise and strength training, combined with stretching, balance and flexibility as well as mental stimulation and computerized cognitive training. Maintaining a healthy brain also requires periods of mental restoration associated with sleep hygiene, mindfulness and meditation. Finally, a balanced approach to brain health should include The Mind Diet along with a rich social network and meaningful daily activities.

Medicare Approved Telehealth Services

Telehealth Cognitive Therapy Services

In response to COVID 19, RMMC now offers our popular MyBook cognitive rehabilitation program in your home via ZOOM. A sense of purpose and direction in our day is essential to cognitive function and emotional well-being. Having a plan for your day, will help you feel more in control, prepared and relaxed. It is what we do with our time that shapes how we feel about ourselves. We can help you establish and maintain brain wellness habits to ensure you remain healthy, engaged and relaxed, even in recent times of stress and uncertainty. A balanced plan includes exercise, good nutrition, socialization, mental stimulation as well as mindfulness, meditation and good sleep hygiene.

Telehealth Neurocognitive Evaluations

Your cognitive health needs do not need to be placed on hold in these uncertain times. In response to COVID 19, RMMC now offers Medicare approved tele neuropsychological services and remote assessments. While the interview, assessment and feedback will be conducted from the safety of your home, you can expect the same exceptional diagnostic assessment and exacting differential diagnosis for cognitive disorders associated with aging and adult neurological diseases. We will work closely with your referring physician or neurologist to assess for potential medical problems that can contribute to cognitive changes and review current medications, lab work, sleep studies and brain neuroimaging for optimal interpretation of neuropsychological results. Recommendations will be forwarded onto to your doctor to speed you on your way to receiving the treatment you need.

Testimonials

“The testing Dr. Lauren did, first on Dad, then on Mom, gave us answers to why their memories were such an issue for them in their 80's and hope for their continued independence”.