South East Adult Cognitive Assessment - A new practice just opened in Kilkenny
Benchmark and monitor your cognitive health with us
At SEACA, we prioritise your cognitive health
We offer cognitive assessment services to our clients so that they can understand their cognitive health status.
During an assessment, we examine how well a person is able to concentrate, make decisions and judgments, solve problems, and learn and remember information.
Our evaluation process allows us to better understand the level of our client's cognitive functioning. Assessment is particularly useful to people noticing recent changes in their thinking and/or memory or those who have experienced a recent head or brain injury (for example, concussion, stroke).
Sometimes our brain does not work as well as it used to because we have had a head injury or because of disease. Healthy cognition relies on a healthy brain. When our brain works well, we do not have a problem performing mental activities.
If our brain is damaged, then this means that we will probably also have some trouble with our thinking or memory. This can disrupt our ability to perform everyday tasks.
New treatments are becoming more readily available, and so, it is important to follow up on any change or decline in cognitive ability, and to rule out neurocognitive disorder or disease.
It is important to us that we empower our clients to take charge of their own cognitive health knowing that they are supported by dedicated expertise.
We believe in making healthcare accessible and convenient for everyone.
Benchmark and monitor your cognitive health with us
- Track changes in cognition as you age
- Investigate recent changes in thinking and/or memory
- Identify & evaluate specific areas of cognition impaired after brain injury (resulting from traumatic brain injury such as accident, stroke, etc.)
- Assess functional capacity to understand information and make decisions
- Assess the impact of severe or recurrent head injury on cognitive ability
- Benchmarks cognition pre-chemotherapy to evaluate any changes or decline post-chemotherapy.
Check out our website www.seaca.ie for more information, email [email protected] or call us on 083 4205332.
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