08/12/2026
Diagnoses of early-onset dementia and Alzheimer’s are increasing rapidly among adults between ages 30 and 64.
The average age of a person living with early-onset dementia or Alzheimer’s now around 49 years old.
Learn to recognize early warning signs like:
- Persistent memory lapses
- Difficulty with planning or problem-solving
- Changes in attention or executive function
- Language disruptions
- Shifts in mood or personality that are out of proportion to life circumstances
Recognizing changes in your brain-health earlier lets medical teams assess contributing factors such as sleep, stress, cardiovascular risk, and genetics.
At PICMI, we create personalized care for you. We assess how your brain, sleep, stress, and biology all interact so that we can deliver neuroplastic interventions, medication, and therapy thoughtfully and within a structured plan.
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