For Families
When someone you love is experiencing changes in memory or thinking, it can be difficult to know where to begin.
Brain & Body Health Inc. (BBH) provides educational information about cognitive health, research, and questions families may wish to consider when evaluating care options. BBH does not provide diagnosis, treatment, residential care or admissions services.
BBH is a nonprofit organization focused on cognitive-health research, education, scientific collaboration and the evaluation of real-world outcomes.
Families may contact BBH with questions about our organization, educational resources, research interests, and future opportunities to take part in approved research.
For an individual's diagnosis, treatment or medical care, please consult the appropriate licensed healthcare professional. Questions about a specific residential or clinical program should be directed to that program's care team.
These questions may be useful when evaluating residential, outpatient, intensive, or other cognitive-health programs.
Who is the program designed for, and how is suitability assessed?
What medical, cognitive, functional and quality-of-life outcomes are measured?
What evidence supports the program's individual components, and which elements remain investigational?
Who provides day-to-day support and clinical care?
What services are included, what are the costs, and what additional charges may apply?
What does a typical day involve?
How are families involved in care planning and communication?
How are progress, difficulties and changes in care needs reviewed and documented?
What happens when a participant leaves the program, and what follow-up is recommended?
Is research participation ever offered? If so, how is research kept separate from ordinary care?
Can a participant decline research participation without it affecting their care?
BBH supports cognitive-health research, education, scientific collaboration and transparent outcome evaluation. BBH does not provide residential care, admissions, diagnosis or treatment.
No. BBH is a nonprofit research and education organization. Medical decisions should be made with the individual's licensed healthcare professionals.
No. BBH shares general educational information, but families should evaluate each program themselves and speak directly with its clinical and admissions teams.
BBH is developing research initiatives in cognitive health. Any future study that recruits participants will provide its own information, eligibility criteria, informed-consent process, contact details, and the appropriate IRB or other applicable ethical/institutional review, as required
No. Research is a way to examine outcomes and answer questions. Taking part in a study or evaluation does not establish that a program is effective and does not guarantee an individual result.
Any future study invitation should explain the purpose of the study, what participation involves, possible risks and burdens, how information will be used, any costs or payments, that participation is voluntary, how to withdraw, and whom to contact with questions.
Not at this time. Improving access is part of BBH's long-term charitable vision, and any future program will be published with its eligibility criteria and application process.
We welcome questions about BBH’s nonprofit mission, educational resources, research interests, scientific collaboration and future research opportunities.
Brain & Body Health Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit advancing cognitive-health research, education, outcome evaluation and professional collaboration.
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