Recognizing Cognitive Signs Through BCAT® with Dr. Ayati
Join us for an educational session designed for healthcare professionals exploring the role of the Brief Cognitive Assessment Tool (BCAT®) in recognizing cognitive changes and supporting person-centered care. Dr. Ayati will provide valuable insights into identifying early cognitive signs, interpreting assessment results, and utilizing BCAT to enhance clinical decision-making and care planning.
This professional event offers an opportunity to expand your knowledge, engage in meaningful discussion with peers, and strengthen your approach to cognitive assessment in older adults.
For questions, please reach out to Zakera Aruobi, Director of Community Relations, at Zaruobi@kensingtonsl.com
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Dr. AyatiDr. Ayati, well known nationally and internationally in the field of geriatric medicine, is a physician, speaker, author, and an educator. Dr. Ayati is the medical advisor to the United States Senate Special Committee on Aging providing medical advice on Aging and Challenges Faced by the Aging Population in the US. Dr. Ayati is an Adjunct Associate Professor of Medicine at Stanford University School of Medicine where he teaches Geriatric and Internal Medicine. Dr. Ayati joined Stanford University School of Medicine in 2011 as faculty where he taught and practiced Internal Medicine and Geriatrics at Stanford Internal Medicine Clinic, Stanford Senior Care Clinic, Stanford Concierge Medicine and Stanford Executive Medicine. Doctor Ayati is a member of the Ethnogeriatrics Committee of the American Geriatrics Society and serves as a Faculty Advisor for the Center On Longevity at Stanford University. Dr. Ayati is a member of the Health Care Advisory Committee of Northern California and Nevada Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association and is the Geriatric Consultant on Aging Research Projects at SRI (Stanford Research Institute) International.