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Alzheimer's has its major impact on memory and cognitive function, resulting in severe impairments in activities of daily living. Physically, it may result in coordination and mobility challenges. Emotional breakdowns, confusion, frustration, and mood swings are also associated with this disorder. Sensory processing may be impaired, resulting in failure to adapt in the environment.

Emphasis is placed on cognitive stimulation through physical training, active orientation training, and memory activities.
These improve emotional stability, neuroplasticity, and coordination, which improves functional independence.
Task simplification, robot-aided speech therapy, emotional control, and balance training to prevent falls form part of treatment.
Guided activities promote social interaction and behavior steadiness.
Interventions prioritize comfort and attachment—using aided mobility, sensory input, and gentle exercise.
The goal is to preserve emotional health and dignity.
Caregiver training ensures long-term compassionate care.


Walk Again is growing its reach throughout Southeast Asia, bringing advanced neuro-recovery services to more patients. Also opened in Oman.
Contact UsTreatments overlap but vary depending on the underlying cause of dementia. Alzheimer’s-specific medications like donepezil are used when applicable.
Healthy habits like regular exercise, a balanced diet, mental stimulation, and managing conditions like diabetes or hypertension can lower the risk of cognitive decline.
Some reversible causes of Dementia, like vitamin deficiencies or medication side effects, can improve with treatment, but Alzheimer’s is not reversible.