Memory Check-up & Specialised Visits

Focused visits for prevention and follow-up — from the annual memory check-up to follow-up visits and medical certificates.

Overview

Beyond the classic neurological examination, some needs are better served by focused, specialised visits. The annual memory check-up and follow-up video visits make monitoring easier without unnecessary travel.

The annual dementia / Alzheimer's check-up combines neurological assessment with a structured memory test, so that the course can be monitored over time and any changes recognised early. Medical certificates are also issued as required.

Who it's for

  • A preventive annual memory check (often after 60 or with a family history)
  • Existing patients who need remote follow-up
  • The need for a medical certificate

Ways to be examined

Annual Memory Check-up (Dementia / Alzheimer's)

A structured annual assessment of memory and cognitive function, aiming for the early recognition of changes.

What it includes

Neurological examination, a memory (neuropsychological) screening and follow-up planning.

Duration: 60′Cost: 80 €

Follow-up Video Visit

A follow-up visit for existing patients via video call.

What it includes

Updating of the clinical picture, review of results and treatment adjustment.

Duration: 30′Cost: 50 €

A reassessment may be charged depending on the time required and the interval since the previous appointment.

Certificates / Attestations

Issuance of medical attestations depending on the case.

What it includes

Case-by-case assessment and issuance of the relevant attestation.

Duration: 30′Cost: 100–150 €

Cost 100–150€, depending on the type of certificate.

How the visit works

  1. 1

    Choose the visit

    You choose the type of visit that fits your need — check-up, follow-up or prescription.

  2. 2

    Assessment

    Neurological assessment and, where applicable, a memory (neuropsychological) screening.

  3. 3

    Completion

    A certificate or a follow-up plan, depending on the case.

Frequently asked

The information on this website is for general guidance only and does not constitute medical advice.

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