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Valley Menu Search About Dementia What is Dementia Symptoms of Dementia Evaluating Cognitive Change Lifestyles and Therapy Progression of Dementia Driving Behavioral & Personality Changes Caregiving Training Videos Medications Caring for Caregiver & Resources Research Hospital and Emergency Department Visits Legal Planning Our Care Model Resources Our TeamWhat is Dementia? Learn more What is Dementia? Learn more The North Valley Memory Care Clinic offers screening, diagnosis, and treatment plans for our members with conditions such as Memory Loss, Mild Cognitive Impairment, and Dementia. Our team of Neurologists and Nurse Practitioners can offer medications to help with the treatment of behaviors associated with Dementia, and help patients and families in the office, via phone or secure messaging. Our Medical Social Workers provide education, support, and community resource referrals related to dementia & caregiving as well as Life Care Planning. The North Valley Memory Care Clinic offers screening, diagnosis, and treatment plans for our members with conditions such as memory loss, mild cognitive impairment, and dementia. Our team of Neurologists and Nurse Practitioners can offer medications to help with the treatment of behaviors associated with dementia, and help patients and families in the office, via phone or secure messaging. Our Medical Social Workers provide education, support, and community resource referrals related to dementia & caregiving as well as Life Care Planning. Making Decisions and Managing Difficult Situations Learn more Benefits of exercise and physical activity Learn more Importance of eating and drinking with dementia Learn more LGBTQ+: Living with dementia Learn moreValley 1600 Eureka Road Roseville, CA 95661 916- 474-6380 Monday through Friday 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. Memory Clinic Nurse Practitioner (NP) The Nurse Practitioner, working under the supervision of a Memory Care physician specialist, will aid in making a diagnosis, provide valuable information on stages of the disease, provide treatment recommendations, and coordinate with other Memory clinic staff to serve the needs of patients and their caregivers. Neuropsychiatrist Physician consultant for diagnostic clarification (for example, in distinguishing psychiatric conditions from early-onset dementia syndromes) and consultant for medication management of more challenging behavioral symptoms seen in dementia. Memory Clinic Medical Social Worker Works closely with the Memory Clinic Team and acts as a consultant to aid in the diagnosis of neurocognitive dysfunction such as dementia, and other neurological conditions that may affect memory. Your neurologist will make recommendations on additional diagnostic testing and treatments. Neuropsychologist A Neuropsychologist is not a physician but a specialist who performs neuropsychological and neurocognitive testing to help understand one’s cognitive profile. This in-depth cognitive evaluation can help clarify a dementia diagnosis, especially in difficult cases. Neurologist Works closely with the Memory Clinic Team and acts as a consultant to aid in the diagnosis of neurocognitive dysfunction such as dementia, and other neurological conditions that may affect memory. Your neurologist will make recommendations on additional diagnostic testing and treatments. Primary Physician/Geriatrician Your primary care physician is your health care co-pilot. They deliver your overall care for non-dementia-related conditions, and partner with our Memory clinic. You generally start with an initial evaluation with your primary physician for a brief cognitive assessment, review reversible conditions that may affect cognitive functions, review high-risk medications that affect cognitive functions, & order initial labs and possibly brain imaging. Thank you for using Themify Popup This is a sample pop up. A Themify theme or Builder Plugin (free) is recommended to design the pop up layouts. Get Builder...