Private Memory Assessment & Dementia Diagnosis (UK)

Consultant-led assessment for memory loss, confusion, or suspected dementia, with clear diagnosis and next steps.

If you are concerned about memory problems in yourself or a family member, a structured clinical assessment can identify the cause.

We assess for dementia, mild cognitive impairment (MCI), and other treatable causes of memory decline.

“Dr Max Malik was calm, patient, and highly engaging throughout my mother’s assessment. He quickly put her at ease despite her condition.

Receiving a clear diagnosis and report from a consultant-led service gave our family real reassurance and confidence in her care.”

Full assessment, diagnosis, and written report
Consultant-led service: £950

When to book a memory assessment

You should consider an assessment if you or a relative are experiencing:

  • Memory loss affecting daily life
  • Repeating questions or forgetting recent events
  • Confusion about time or place
  • Difficulty managing finances or medication
  • Changes in behaviour, mood, or personality


If symptoms are new or progressing, early assessment is recommended.

What a memory assessment will tell you

. A clear clinical diagnosis where appropriate
. Identification of dementia or mild
. cognitive impairment
. Detection of treatable or reversible causes
. A written report with findings and recommendations

Conditions we assess

  • Alzheimer’s disease
  • Vascular dementia
  • Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI)
  • Depression-related memory problems
  • Cognitive effects of medication or physical health conditions

Your assessment process

Initial consultation

Detailed clinical history, with family input where appropriate

Cognitive assessment

Structured testing of memory, attention, and thinking

Diagnosis and report

Clear explanation of findings with a written report

Next steps

Treatment advice, medication review, and care planning

Arrange a memory assessment

Early assessment provides clarity and allows you to take the right next steps.

What Our Patients Say

Real experiences from people who took the first step.

FAQ SECTION

Is memory loss always dementia?

No. Memory problems can have multiple causes, many of which are treatable.

Do I need a GP referral?

No. You can book directly.

How quickly can I be seen?

Appointments are typically available within days.

Will I receive a diagnosis?

Yes, where appropriate, with a full written report.

Can a family member attend?

Yes. This is often helpful and often recommended.

Get clarity on memory concerns

If you are concerned about memory loss, a structured assessment is the first step.