Noticing changes in memory, thinking, or behaviour, in yourself or someone you love? Recognising the early signs of dementia is often the first step toward the right support.
From accurate diagnosis to medication guidance and family support, HelloDoc's psychiatrists help make sense of dementia at every stage, without leaving home.
Australians over age 65 are living with dementia.
Dementia was the leading cause of death in Australia in 2010.
Australians are expected to be living with dementia by 2050.
Aged 65 or above are living with dementia.
From early signs to ongoing management, HelloDoc brings specialist psychiatric care to every stage of the dementia journey.
Dementia rarely follows a single, predictable path, and neither should the support around it. HelloDoc brings together assessment, therapy, and ongoing care under one experienced team, built around each stage of the journey.
A thorough dementia assessment to understand symptoms and guide an accurate diagnosis.
Support focused on wellbeing, cognitive function, and quality of life at every stage of dementia.
Personalised prescribing and regular review of dementia medication, guided by clinical need.
Continued telepsychiatric support that evolves with dementia's progression, for patients and their families.
Increasing forgetfulness, confusion about time or place, or noticeable changes in mood and behaviour can be easy to dismiss as “just getting older.”
A proper cognitive assessment is the clearest way to know what’s actually going on, for you or someone you’re caring for.
A single diagnosis rarely defines mental health. HelloDoc's psychiatrists bring expertise across a broad range of conditions, delivered by one experienced team.
A multidisciplinary group of consultant psychiatrists, each bringing a distinct area of clinical focus, from adult ADHD assessment and autism to trauma and mood disorders. Patients are matched with a telehealth psychiatrist whose expertise genuinely fits their circumstances, not simply the next available slot.
Get access to practical insights, clear guidance, and expert-backed information on dementia that help you understand its symptoms, improve focus, and take confident steps toward managing everyday challenges.
Answers to the questions people most often ask about dementia, its symptoms, and treatment.
A psychiatrist can assess mental health symptoms, cognitive concerns, and related conditions. They can provide clinical guidance, support diagnosis pathways, and work with your GP and other healthcare professionals.
Yes. Telehealth can provide access to specialist psychiatric assessment and support for many patients across Australia, including people living in regional and remote areas.
Ideally, the person experiencing symptoms should participate where possible. Family members or carers may also provide important information about changes in memory, behaviour, and daily functioning.
Yes. Changes in memory and thinking can have many causes, including medical conditions, medications, mood disorders, sleep problems, and other factors. A professional assessment can help identify possible causes.
Yes. Dementia affects the whole family. Our psychiatrists & psychologists can provide guidance, mental health support, and recommendations to help families understand and manage challenges.
A GP referral is generally required for Medicare-supported psychiatry consultations in Australia. Your GP can help start the referral process and provide relevant health information.
Expert psychiatric care is only a referral away, book your appointment or refer a patient today.
