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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is meant by the term 'cognitive function'
    The Oxford Dictionary defines cognition as : "​the process by which knowledge and understanding is developed in the mind" It represents a wide ranage of skills and abilities that the mind performs, with Memory being just one of these. Other abilities include Visual & Spatial awareness, Decision Making (exectuive function), Emotive Behaviours and Motor Skills (praxis).
  • What happens in an appointment at Sensus Cognition?
    All new patients who attend Sensus Cognition will need to fill out a medical questionairre and sign the consent form. You can find this here. On the day, you will meet with one of our clinicans to disucss your story who will work with you to understand your situation, background and any concerns you may have.
  • What costs are involved?
    To view a breakdown of costs, please click :
  • How long does the appointment take?
    Appointments last for a minimum of 45 minutes and up to 90 minutes, dependant on your situation and needs. Cognitive assessment by our Medical staff is comprehensive and covers all aspects of your physical health, social wellbeing & cognitive function.
  • Will I need a follow up appointment?
    Yes. All patients are likely to need at least one follow up review. This is usually following any blood tests or imaging required as part of the overall assessment. It also provides an opportunity to ensure all your questions have been answered and the next steps disucussed. The follow up appointment lasts approximately 30 minutes.
  • Do you become my regualr GP?
    The team at Sensus Cognition focus on memory and cognitive function in the setting of a whole person assessment, with your own GP remianing at the centre of your ongoing care. We provide a written report and a suggested plan to your GP to allow them to provide continuity of care. We are happy to liasie with your GP if any further input is required or if any queries arise.
  • What is meant by the term 'Cognitive Function'
    The Oxford Dictionary defines cognition as : " the process by which knowledge and understanding is developed in the mind" It represents a wide range of skills and abilities that the mind performs, with Memory being just one of these. Other abilities include Visual & Spatial awareness, Decision Making (executive function), Emotive Behaviours and Motor Skills (praxis).
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