Pros & Cons of Testing for Mild Cognitive Impairment

If you or a loved one are experiencing difficulties with your cognition (memory, attention, executive functioning, language, or visuospatial skills), then you may be considering getting screened for Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI). In this video, Dr. Brenda Curtwright, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, explores some of the pros and cons of screening, as well as the recommendations of key organizations.
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Thank you for the encouragement!

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You are more than welcome! I appreciate your feedback!

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How can someone get tested?

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Typically you would obtain a referral from your PCP to your neurologist or neuropsychologist who refers to my company. You will need a referral and then you would call us and we would schedule your appointment.

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@@brendacurtwrightandassociates is there any way to do it without an referral? I don't live in America

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@@brendacurtwrightandassociates Do medical insurance cover this?

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