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Professional Cognitive Function Assessments at Centre or Home
Concerned about memory loss, forgetfulness, confusion, or changes in thinking? CheckMyCognition provides evidence-based cognitive assessments conducted by qualified professionals to understand memory, attention, thinking, language, and other cognitive abilities.
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Are You Noticing Changes in Memory or Thinking?
- Frequent forgetfulness
- Repeating questions or conversations
- Difficulty remembering recent events
- Confusion or disorientation
- Difficulty concentrating
- Trouble finding words
- Difficulty managing familiar daily tasks
- Changes in judgement or decision-making
- Getting lost or confused in familiar places
These changes do not necessarily mean dementia. They can occur for many reasons. A professional cognitive assessment can help you understand the pattern of cognitive functioning and determine whether further evaluation may be appropriate.
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Years of Expertise in Psychology & Assessment
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Assessments Completed
What Does the Cognitive Function Assessment Evaluate?
Our comprehensive assessment evaluates:
Memory
Recall, learning, and retention
Attention & Concentration
Focus and mental flexibility
Thinking & Problem Solving
Reasoning, planning, and decision-making
Language
Communication and word-finding abilities
Visuospatial Skills
Visual perception and spatial awareness
Daily Functioning
Impact of cognitive changes on everyday life
Centre or Home — Choose What Works for You​
Home Cognitive Assessment
Especially suitable for older adults, individuals with mobility challenges, and families who prefer home-based care.
Who Should Consider a Cognitive Assessment?
- Adults experiencing memory concerns – Forgetting recent conversations, appointments, names, or important information.
- Older adults –Â Individuals or families who want to understand changes in memory and thinking during ageing.
- Individuals experiencing brain fog or concentration difficulties
- Individuals with cognitive concerns following neurological conditions
- Families concerned about possible cognitive decline
- Anyone seeking a baseline cognitive assessment
Cognitive Concerns We Help Evaluate
- Memory Loss
- Persistent Forgetfulness
- Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI)
- Cognitive Changes Associated With Dementia
- Cognitive Changes Associated With Alzheimer’s Disease
- Brain Fog
- Age-Related Cognitive Changes
- Parkinson’s Disease-Related Cognitive Changes
- Cognitive Changes Following Stroke
- Cognitive Changes Following Brain Injury
A cognitive assessment does not by itself establish a medical diagnosis. Where appropriate, individuals may be advised to consult a physician, neurologist, psychiatrist, or other healthcare professional for further evaluation.
Why Choose CheckMyCognition?
- Evidence-Based Approach
Assessment methods selected according to individual needs and concerns. - Qualified Professionals
Connect with psychologists and other professionals through our growing network. - Centre & Home Assessments
Choose an assessment setting that works best for you. - Clear Reports
Understand your cognitive strengths, areas of concern, and recommended next steps. - Confidential & Person-Centred
Your privacy, dignity, and comfort remain central to the assessment process. - Nationwide Vision
Building a connected cognitive health platform for individuals and families across India.
Meet Dr Subodh Kumar
Founder, CheckMyCognition
PhD in Psychology | MTech in Computer Science & Technology (Gold Medalist)
Dr Subodh Kumar is a psychologist and cognitive health professional with an interdisciplinary background in psychology, research, and technology. His work focuses on cognitive assessment, memory evaluation, psychological assessment, healthy ageing, and cognitive health awareness.
Through CheckMyCognition, he aims to make evidence-based cognitive assessment and professional support more accessible to individuals, families, and older adults.
More Than an Assessment
CheckMyCognition is being built as a comprehensive cognitive health platform connecting individuals and families with cognitive assessments, qualified psychologists, home visit services, educational resources, and trusted information about memory and brain health.
Simple 4-Step Assessment Process
1. Book Your Assessment
Choose centre-based or home assessment and select a convenient appointment.
2. Cognitive Evaluation
A qualified professional conducts an assessment based on your concerns and needs.
3. Detailed Report
Receive a structured report explaining cognitive strengths and areas requiring attention.
4. Personalized Guidance
Receive personalized recommendations and guidance regarding appropriate follow-up.
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Take the First Step Toward Understanding Your Cognitive Health
Whether you’re concerned about memory loss, forgetfulness, dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, confusion, or brain fog, early assessment can make a meaningful difference.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Cognitive Function Test?
A Cognitive Function Test is a comprehensive assessment that evaluates memory, attention, concentration, language, reasoning, problem-solving, and other thinking abilities. It helps identify cognitive changes associated with ageing, Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI), dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, brain injury, or other neurological conditions.
Is forgetfulness always a sign of dementia?
No. Forgetfulness can occur due to normal ageing, stress, anxiety, depression, poor sleep, vitamin deficiencies, medication side effects, or other medical conditions. A professional Memory Assessment can help determine the possible cause and whether further evaluation is needed.
Can a Cognitive Function Test diagnose Alzheimer's disease or dementia?
A Cognitive Function Test provides valuable information about memory and other cognitive abilities and can identify patterns that may suggest dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. However, it is not a standalone diagnostic test. A diagnosis should always be confirmed through a comprehensive medical evaluation by the appropriate healthcare professional.
How long does the assessment take?
Most assessments take 90–120 minutes, depending on individual needs.
What is the difference between a Memory Test and a Cognitive Function Test?
A Memory Test primarily measures memory performance, while a Cognitive Function Test provides a broader evaluation of brain function. It assesses memory, attention, executive functioning, language, visuospatial skills, processing speed, and daily functioning to give a more complete picture of cognitive health.
How much does a Cognitive Function Test cost?
The cost of a Cognitive Function Test depends on the type of assessment, its duration, and whether it is conducted at our center or as a home visit. We offer different assessment packages based on individual needs.
Please contact us for the latest pricing and to choose the most suitable assessment for concerns such as memory loss, forgetfulness, brain fog, confusion, dementia screening, or Alzheimer’s assessment.
Why choose CheckMyCognition for a Cognitive Function Test?
At CheckMyCognition, cognitive assessments are conducted using evidence-based methods by Dr Subodh Kumar (PhD in Psychology). We provide comprehensive evaluations, detailed reports, personalized recommendations, and compassionate guidance to help individuals and families better understand memory concerns, cognitive decline, dementia, Alzheimer’s disease, and overall brain health.
Our goal is to support early identification, informed decision-making, and better cognitive well-being through professional and scientifically validated assessments.
Why is early cognitive assessment important?
Early assessment helps identify cognitive changes before they significantly affect daily life. It supports timely medical evaluation, treatment planning, cognitive rehabilitation, lifestyle modifications, and informed decision-making for individuals and their families.
Disclaimer
CheckMyCognition provides cognitive health information, screening and assessment services through qualified professionals. Cognitive screening or assessment does not by itself establish a medical diagnosis. Results should be interpreted in the context of an individual’s history and, where appropriate, alongside medical evaluation. CheckMyCognition does not replace consultation with a qualified doctor, psychologist, psychiatrist, neurologist, or other healthcare professional.
