Talk to a Neurologist about your Brain Health

A qualified Neurologist with specialized clinical experience in cognitive health, memory disorders, and neurological conditions.

That's perfectly fine. The Neurologist will assess your concerns and recommend the right next steps, which may include Ivory's Checkup or other diagnostics.

A Neurologist brings a medical degree and clinical training in diagnosing neurological conditions. This session goes beyond psychoeducation — it involves clinical symptom review, medical interpretation, and the ability to recommend diagnostic investigations or specialist referrals.

Yes. You'll receive a personalized, evidence-based medical action plan covering lifestyle changes, further tests to consider, and any referrals relevant to your condition.

Absolutely. You can book on behalf of a parent or loved one and attend the session together to discuss their symptoms.

The session is 30 minutes — structured to cover your key symptoms, provide clinical insight, and outline clear next steps.

This session is designed for early-stage concerns, prevention, or initial clinical assessment. If your loved one has a confirmed dementia diagnosis, the Neurologist may recommend a more comprehensive follow-up evaluation.

It can be a standalone clinical consultation or the starting point for an ongoing neurological care plan, depending on your needs.

It's ideal if you're experiencing persistent or worrying neurological symptoms — such as memory loss, brain fog, tremors, or balance issues — and want a qualified medical opinion.

Come with a brief note of your symptoms, when they started, and any existing medical reports or medications. This helps the Neurologist make the most of your 30 minutes together.

Your privacy is our priority. All information shared with us is strictly confidential and protected. As an ISO certified and HIPAA compliant organization, Ivory adheres to the most rigorous professional standards for data handling.

Yes, a family member is welcome to join if it helps — especially when booking on behalf of a parent or someone showing cognitive or neurological symptoms.

 You'll receive a summary of the Neurologist's observations and a set of recommendations which may include diagnostic tests, follow-up care, lifestyle changes, or a referral to a specialist.