Mild Alzheimer's Disease

The diagnosis of Alzheimer’s disease is most commonly made during the mild stage. At this stage it is apparent to family, friends, and doctors that memory impairment is impacting daily functioning and is more than expected for normal aging decline or MCI.

Individuals with Mild Alzheimer’s disease may experience:

• Decreased memory of recent events
• Difficulty retaining newly learned material 
• Repeating self or asking same questions repeatedly
• Word finding difficulty
• Challenges with solving problems, planning, or organizing 
• Having lapses in judgement 
• Difficulty completing complex tasks
• Changes to personality 
• Hard time organizing thoughts and expressing self 
• Misplacing items 
• Challenges with navigating familiar environments 

If you or someone you know is showing signs of Mild Alzheimer’s disease contact our office today to find out if you qualify to participate in a clinical trial!