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Alzheimer’s Medication
New medications for Alzheimer's available at our private UK clinics
As global leaders in Alzheimer’s research and clinical trials, we are more experienced than any other clinic in the UK in providing new generation treatments for Alzheimer’s Disease. Please enquire today to see how you can access these new Alzheimer’s medications.
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Re:Cognition Health – the most experienced provider in the field.
Getting access to these new medications has been eagerly awaited, especially as the tragic consequences of Alzheimer’s Disease affect so many. Alzheimer’s relentless progression takes away personal independence and quality of life, destroys the personality and very essence of an individual, and creates enormous sadness for their family and friends.
Making a real change in any disease requires not only new revolutionary medications, but also the ability to detect the disease at the earliest possible moment, ideally, even before symptoms begin; to slow, stop, and eventually prevent the onset and progression of symptoms.
At Re:Cognition Health, following MHRA approval we can now prescribe medication for Alzheimer’s Disease privately. It is not known if or when these medications will be available via the NHS.
New medications for Alzheimer's
Dr Emer MacSweeney, CEO and Founder of Re:Cognition Health talks about the new medications available for Alzheimer’s disease. We hear the stories of two clinical trial participants, Mike and David, and clinical trial partner, Cheryl, and how participating on a clinical trial for these new medications has helped them.
Alzheimer's: A Turning Point?
Re:Cognition Health featured, recently, in BBC One’s Panorama, “Alzheimer’s: A Turning Point?”. This follows the journey of volunteers participating in clinical trials, at several Re:Cognition Health’s UK centres testing new generation medications over the past few years. During this time our teams have gain unparalleled experience in managing, safely, individuals taking these medications and their potential side effects. For those in the UK, you can still watch this on BBC iPlayer, and see first hand how the medications have been demonstrated to slow progression of Alzheimer’s and its symptoms.
Another option – clinical trials
Many other new medications designed to slow or stop Alzheimer’s Disease are available in clinical trials at our 6 UK centres. To join a clinical trial, you just need to meet the eligibility criteria, which will be assessed by our team.
In a clinical trial, you may receive the active medication or a placebo, initially. Later, all participants will get the active medication. Participation in a clinical trial is completely free.
Giving Hope Through Clinical Trials – David’s Story
David was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s in 2016 after experiencing problems with his memory. He shares his story about joining the Clarity clinical trial at Re:Cognition Health.
