Testing
Find out what’s behind memory changes.
Alzheimer’s blood testing and other testing can help clarify whether Alzheimer’s is the cause. Already have a result? It can be reviewed as part of the evaluation.
How testing works →Blood tests can now help detect Alzheimer’s earlier.New treatments can slow it down.You can get this care close to home.
Meet with a neurologist by video. Blood tests and MRI are arranged near you.
About 2–3 minutes · No cost to submit · Dr. Hall reviews every request
Visits in California · Original Medicare or self-pay
How we can help
Testing and treatment for early Alzheimer’s.
You do not need to know which test or treatment you need before reaching out.
Treatment
Consider treatment for early Alzheimer’s.
Newer treatments can slow early Alzheimer’s. Dr. Hall helps you decide whether treatment makes sense and manages the monitoring it requires.
How treatment works →Direct care
One doctor, start to finish.
This is a small practice. The same people stay involved as testing, treatment, and follow-up move forward.
Jacob Hall, M.D.
Dr. Hall reviews every request and remains directly involved in your evaluation, test interpretation, treatment decisions, and follow-up.
Board-certified neurologist (ABPN) · UCNS-certified in Behavioral Neurology & Neuropsychiatry · Stanford-trained
Audrey Hall, RN
Audrey helps patients and families navigate intake, cognitive screening, and ongoing care coordination.
Next step
See if this visit is right for you.
Start with a short form. Dr. Hall reviews it personally and will let you know whether a visit makes sense.
Start the short form →About 2–3 minutes · No cost to submit · Original Medicare or self-pay · Costs and insurance
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