Neurologist.

My primary told me to go to neurologist. I found one specifically for Alzheimer's. You can use heathgrades. Vital signs or web md. You get all the information like where they went to school residency etc. A doctor with a fellowship is even better. Most of them have that. Hope this helps🥰

My mom was aske 5 questions by family doctor. My brother took her. He called me that night and told me she needs to go to neurologist as soon as possible. I took her to neurologist. Did my research first as I always do when a family member goes to new doctor. Found a wonderful educated doctor. They put her on the meds. In the beginning it seemed like it was helping. I don't know if it's because I wanted it so badly an thought that. But now 2.5 years later she is on same meds and at least she tolerated them. Mom never took medicine. But I thin the only one that is doing anything now is the anti anxiety medicine. But I still give it to her. She thinks that she will get better if she takes it. I tell her it's brain food. And she always asks do I have to take medicine. She's so cute sometimes. And the bad days are bad. But I'm greatful to still spend every day with her. Even if there bad days. I quit my job two years ago. I think she's had this for maybe 5 years or so but I worked a lot of hours. Becoming a grandma gets exspensive. I'm lucky to have a wonderful husband. He's kind and patient. But he works a lot. My kids an husband worry about me because they feel it's too much for one person. I'm her only caregiver. But this is a terrible disease. Day by day. Hope everyone has a nice evening 🥰

All those options are still clinically diagnosed. A scan is generally referred by a Neurologist. None are great options for AD sadly. A generic form is widely used by those who do not specialize in dementia and related issues. Blessings to you both