What do you hope for? You hope to reduce the occasional forgetfulness and disorientation of someone in the early stages of Alzheimer’s. You hope to delay more severe symptoms, and spend more quality time with loved ones.

Welcome to the Center for Alzheimer’s Care. Pfeiffer Treatment Center is pioneering therapies for Alzheimer’s disease at the new Pfeiffer Center for Alzheimer’s Care. For patients only in the early stages of the disease, our patented approach has shown promise in slowing the progression of memory loss, and delaying further onset of Alzheimer’s symptoms. Our method is based on current research that focuses on what is thought to be the trigger mechanism for Alzheimer’s in people who are genetically predisposed to the disease. Our decades of groundbreaking work with patients who have neurotransmitter imbalances has consistently shown that targeted nutrient intervention can significantly reduce the loss of cognitive functioning at the fundamental biochemical level—restoring hope that your loved one may experience a better quality of life.

What’s different about Pfeiffer Treatment Center? We provide a personalized approach. Each person has a unique biochemical make-up determined by genetics. Pfeiffer’s revolutionary diagnostic and therapeutic methods identify individual biochemical imbalances in each of our patients with Alzheimer’s. When these biochemical imbalances are corrected, the typical results are visible improvements in cognitive ability and behavioral function.

Care surrounds you and your loved one. Our clinically trained doctors and nurses are certified in dementia and elder care. They take the time to work with you and your loved one, to restore biochemical balance and offer hope for the future.

Customized therapies without the side effects typically experienced with prescription drugs. Our expertly trained, licensed pharmacists compound individualized therapies from only the purest and highest quality vitamins, minerals and nutrient products available.

Partnership with your physician. Biochemical therapies complement and augment treatments provided by your primary doctor and other medical professionals.

Supporting you with resources. Your primary nurse at Pfeiffer is there to assist you with information and referrals to educational conferences, resources and additional services you need.

Click here to learn more about therapies and research at the Pfeiffer Center for Alzheimer’s Care.

Click here for an informative Q&A with Robert deVito, MD, Clinical Research Coordinator, Pfeiffer Center for Alzheimer’s Care.