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A stroke can affect your loved one’s physical, mental, and emotional health, impacting relationships, finances, and independence. As a friend, family member, or caregiver, you play a critical role in helping your loved one recover and adjust to their new situation. Board-certified neurologist Dr. Andrew Lerman and our team here at Grove Neurology in Miami, […]

It’s true that as people age, certain cognitive abilities, like processing speed and multitasking, may slow. However, other aspects, like vocabulary or knowledge-based skills, often remain stable or even improve. Our team at Grove Neurology in Miami, Florida, led by board-certified neurologist Dr. Andrew Lerman, specializes in personalized treatment for numerous neurological disorders, including dementia

Memory is one of the most intricate functions of the human brain and is usually separated into four categories: sensory, short-term, working, and long-term. Short-term memory generally lasts just moments but dramatically affects your daily routine. Board-certified neurologist Dr. Andrew Lerman and his team at Grove Neurology in Miami, Florida, specialize in diagnosing and treating

According to the Alzheimer’s Association, approximately 6.2 million people in the United States aged 65 and older are living with Alzheimer’s dementia. However, this number may not include younger people who have dementia or mild cognitive impairment, so the actual number of people with dementia in the US could be higher. It’s also important to

The U.S. Library of Medicine lists nearly 450,000 proposed or ongoing clinical studies available to eligible participants worldwide. However, click a time or two, and you’ll realize a relatively small sampling of those studies involve neurological disorders. Furthermore, if you keep searching, you’ll find eligibility requirements are often challenging to define. So, who’s eligible, and

According to the CDC, someone in the United States has a stroke every 40 seconds. The risk does increase with age, but strokes aren’t reserved for our beloved seniors. In fact, 38% of strokes occur in people under 65. Fortunately, quick action can reduce the life-altering consequences of a stroke. Andrew Lerman, MD, and our