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Keyword Details: Geriatric Assessment

A geriactric assessment is a complete evaluation that takes into account the individual's medical history, recent symptoms and behavior changes, living situation and social, economic and psychological environment.

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Center for Senior Health and Longevity-Aurora
The center provides Outpatient services for seniors and Inpatient services for seniors. - The Acute Care for the Elderly (ACE) Unit at Aurora Sinai is Wisconsin’s first inpatient program designed to address common problems facing older patients, including issues of mobility, multiple health conditi... (Click here for more)
Froedtert Hospital-Interdisciplinary Memory Assessment Program (IMAP)
*****Safe and convenient virtual visits by video let you get the care you need via a mobile device, tablet or computer wherever you are. We'll assess your condition and develop a treatment plan right away. To schedule a virtual visit, call 414-777-7700 Specialized Care Team-Interdisciplinary Memory... (Click here for more)
Geriatric Internal Medicine and Memory Disorders Program
Offers a full range of services geared toward older adult services: Geriatrics Internal Medicine and Memory Disorders Program: - Internal Medicine: Patients ages 80 and over and their families will work closely with our geriatric experts, who provide comprehensive care in a unique primary care set... (Click here for more)
Memory Clinic
The United Community Center is an innovative facility that provides comprehensive and customized services to elderly individuals with physical impediments, Alzheimer's disease, and other dementias. The expansive facility is uniquely designed to provide daily care to the Latino elders of Milwaukee Co... (Click here for more)
Neuropsychological Consultants, Inc.
The staff at NCI specialize in the neuropsychological assessment of adults (age 18+) with known or suspected cognitive impairment due to medical, neurological, or psychiatric conditions. Populations served include individuals with memory disorders, traumatic brain injury, vascular injuries (e.g., st... (Click here for more)
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