Understand the factors
Explore cognitive health in the context of aging, overall health, behavior, and environment. Alzheimer’s disease is complex.
Brain health · Orientation
Be proactive.
Start with understanding.
Watch Dr. Oak’s 12-minute introduction to long-term brain health and the different ways to participate.
Your brain-health orientation
Learn about the approach before reviewing program options and pricing.
Program options become available after you watch the orientation.
Having trouble with the video? Call (407) 542-7785 for help getting the orientation information.
What you’ll learn
A clearer starting point.
Consider your baseline
Learn about useful starting information and questions that may warrant professional evaluation.
Choose your support
Understand how self-directed education and professional guidance differ before choosing a program.
A proactive perspective
Space to learn.
Room to choose.
This orientation is for people interested in healthy cognitive aging, including those whose family history has prompted questions about brain health.
Being proactive does not mean assuming disease is inevitable. A baseline does not predict whether you will develop Alzheimer’s disease or dementia, and participation cannot guarantee prevention or cognitive improvement.
Your presenter
Dr. Oak
Dr. Robert Oak Jennings
DC · DIACN · CFMP
Dr. Oak introduces Oak Health’s framework and the available levels of education and professional support. Professional services are delivered by your assigned Oak Health clinician or team member.
Review each program’s included services and eligibility. General education, laboratory information, coaching, and individualized clinical care are distinct. Continue appropriate care with your treating clinicians.
Keep learning at your pace
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