Limited seating is available for this interactive panel, so if you’re interested in attending, please register by emailing Jill Keasel ([email protected]).
As our understanding of the complexity of dementia and its comorbidities deepens, it's evident that our healthcare systems often fail to address brain health within the broader context of mental health and quality of life. We need a better understanding and recognition of early indicators regarding behavioral symptoms and cultural differences. This gap diminishes individual well-being and increases the caregiving burden on families and society. In this interactive lunch discussion, we’ll talk about why it’s crucial to integrate brain health into holistic care models. Focusing on the importance of healthy brains throughout our lives can enhance individual quality of life, reduce societal costs, and enable people to participate in their communities as they age.