Blossom

Comprehensive Memory Assessment Singapore

Our cognitive health test process is thorough, flexible, and tailored to your needs. Whether in-person or online, we provide accurate evaluations designed for clarity and convenience. The process usually takes 1 to 4 weeks, covering everything from intake to a detailed final consultation. Every step is explained, ensuring you feel supported and informed. Alongside traditional memory checks, our experts may use additional tools such as targeted memory tests and dementia screening to detect early signs of decline. Assessments are available for individuals from ages 3 to 99, allowing us to support children, adults, and seniors alike in maintaining cognitive health across life stages.

Here are the key components of our assessment::

The number of assessment modules required is fully customizable for each patient.
We offer both in-person and remote options to ensure flexibility and convenience.
A final consultation provides detailed explanations and personalized recommendations based on the results.
The entire process takes 1 to 4 weeks, from application to the final consultation.
We assess individuals from ages 3 to 99
May include dementia screening and tests for attention, learning, and processing speed.

Why to consider Assessments

A structured memory assessment Singapore can highlight whether your experiences stem from typical aging or an underlying issue. If you often forget details, struggle with concentration, or notice difficulties at work or school, a professional evaluation may be the right step. Early cognitive health evaluation can detect conditions like mild cognitive impairment or early dementia, giving you the chance to take preventive measures. Assessments also support individuals recovering from brain injuries, managing stress-related memory issues, or concerned about family history of Alzheimer’s or dementia. By undergoing a targeted memory test, you gain clarity about your strengths and challenges, empowering you to make informed choices for your health.:

Forgetfulness and daily memory lapses - You may consider this assessment if you frequently forget names, appointments, or important tasks, even when they were recently mentioned.
Difficulty retaining new information - You may consider this assessment if you struggle to remember new facts, conversations, or instructions, even after paying attention.
Challenges with focus and recall - You may consider this assessment if you find it difficult to concentrate and later recall what you’ve read, heard, or learned.
Difficulties at work or school - You may consider this assessment if memory issues are affecting your ability to complete tasks, follow instructions, or keep up with deadlines.
Concerns about cognitive changes - You may consider this assessment if you or your loved ones have noticed a decline in memory, problem-solving, or decision-making skills.
Family history - You may consider this assessment if there is a history of dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, or other cognitive impairments in your family.