Stage 1 – Recognition
Twelve signs to observe.
Before your next GP appointment.
Dementia is not one condition. It is a group of progressive syndromes, each with corresponding symptoms, that affect memory, concentration, communication, and cognitive functions in different ways. Some forms, including Lewy body dementia, also cause changes in movement, sleep, and visual perception.
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DCC Stage 1 Recognition Checklist
Store your observations.
Build the record that supports every conversation ahead.
The checklist tells you what to observe. A DCC account gives you somewhere to keep what you find, and turns it into something a GP, a social worker, or a memory clinic can actually use.
- Save your answers securely and return to update them as your observations develop over time.
- Start a dated care journal, record specific incidents, conversations with medical staff, medication changes. Everything in one place, searchable, exportable.
- Track changes across months, not just weeks. Dementia is a long-term condition usually shown through memory loss. The picture that matters to a clinician is the one that builds over time.
- Score your answers Scoring enables instant rating, providing an at-a-glance indicators.
- A complete step-by-step guide. Knowing your options and more detailed insights can help you determine the steps you can take to support your healthcare regimen.
- Generate a GP-ready summary in one click, a plain-language document formatted for a clinical conversation, drawing on everything you have recorded.
We review your signs, give you a score, and produce a written conclusion for review.
Enter your checklist answers into your account and Robin's Eye, our AI analysis layer, reviews them, gives you a scored result, and produces a plain-language conclusion you can share with your GP. Not a diagnosis. A structured, evidential summary of what you have observed.
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