Neurological Disorders and Cognitive Health Program
Prevention-Forward Neurological & Cognitive Care
Designed to reduce risk, slow or prevent cognitive and neurological decline, and support healthier brain-body functioning over time.
This program integrates clinical guidance, lifestyle coaching, and outdoor-based care to promote sustainable, whole-person neurological health, cognitive resilience, and long-term functional independence.
VBOHC-aligned options include outdoor-based activities and environments that support neuroplasticity, sensory integration, cerebral blood flow, circadian rhythm stability, stress regulation, and engagement without cognitive overload or symptom exacerbation.
Clinical care, lifestyle support, and environment-based interventions are integrated to promote long-term neurological resilience—not just short-term symptom management.
Purpose
To provide integrated, evidence-based care for individuals experiencing neurological conditions or cognitive impairment that:
Support cognitive function, attention, memory, and executive skills
Reduce symptom burden (fatigue, brain fog, sensory sensitivity, dysregulation)
Improve functional capacity, independence, and daily quality of life
Slow progression where possible and support compensatory strategies where needed
Reduce avoidable healthcare utilization (ER visits, hospitalizations, crisis care)
Promote long-term self-management and neurological resilience
Core Objectives
Deliver multimodal care tailored to neurological diagnosis, symptom profile, and functional needs
Integrate biological, behavioral, social, and environmental approaches to brain health
Track measurable outcomes using validated cognitive, neurological, and functional indicators
Support equity, accessibility, and culturally responsive neurological care across communities
Who These Programs Are For
Adults and adolescents with clinically significant or emerging neurological or cognitive challenges related to:
Mild cognitive impairment (MCI)
Neurodegenerative conditions (early Parkinson’s disease, early Alzheimer’s disease, related dementias)
Traumatic brain injury (TBI) or post-concussion syndromes
Stroke or transient ischemic attack (TIA) recovery
Multiple sclerosis or other demyelinating conditions
Long COVID or post-viral cognitive dysfunction
Seizure-related conditions (in coordination with neurology)
Neurodevelopmental or sensory-processing challenges impacting daily function
Cognitive symptoms associated with chronic stress, trauma, depression, or metabolic conditions
Special populations: older adults, veterans, individuals with chronic illness, caregivers, and underserved or high-risk communities.
Personalized Care Plan & Goal Setting
An individualized care plan developed through OMOHC and VBOHC frameworks that integrates neurological history, cognitive strengths and limitations, functional goals, environmental context, and personal priorities.
Plans are designed to support cognitive clarity, functional independence, emotional regulation, and sustained engagement in daily life.
Technology-Supported Cognitive & Functional Tracking
Optional use of approved health technologies to support care between visits, including tracking:
Cognitive performance and attention patterns
Sleep quality and circadian rhythms
Physical activity and mobility
Fatigue, stress, and symptom fluctuations
These tools support shared decision-making, early identification of changes, and timely adjustments to care.
Daily Rhythm, Cognitive Engagement & Environment Planning
Practical, evidence-informed guidance to support:
Consistent daily routines and circadian stability
Cognitive pacing and energy management
Gentle, neurologically supportive movement
Sensory-regulating and restorative environments
Engagement in meaningful, cognitively stimulating activities
Behavioral Health & Nervous System Regulation Support
Integrated behavioral health services through OMOHC recognize the role of stress, trauma, mood disorders, and nervous system dysregulation in cognitive and neurological symptoms.
Care focuses on improving regulation, reducing cognitive overload, supporting adherence, strengthening coping strategies, and addressing emotional factors that influence neurological outcomes.
Ongoing Check-Ins & Coordinated Team Care
Regular touchpoints with your care team and coordination across OMOHC, VBOHC, neurology, primary care, and other specialists support continuity, accountability, and progress toward measurable cognitive and functional outcomes.
A Prevention-Forward, Function-Focused Program
This program is designed to:
Support brain health and cognitive resilience
Interrupt cycles of neurological decline or symptom escalation
Maintain or restore functional independence
Build sustainable cognitive, behavioral, and environmental supports over time
Individualized Coaching Grounded in VBOHC Principles
Support includes:
Daily structure and cognitive pacing
Energy management and fatigue reduction
Gentle movement to support brain-body integration
Sleep consistency and circadian alignment
Stress-reduction and nervous system regulation practices
Support for Cognitive Stability & Neurological Resilience
Structured support focused on improving brain-body regulation, reducing chronic stress load, supporting neuroplasticity, preserving function, and strengthening long-term self-management through coordinated clinical and lifestyle care.
Ongoing Monitoring & Adaptive Care Planning
Technology-supported tracking and regular check-ins allow the care team to monitor trends, identify early changes, and adapt goals proactively—supporting value-based, prevention-focused neurological care.
Education & Tools for Long-Term Maintenance
Participants receive practical education, self-management tools, and planning resources to support cognitive health, reduce symptom flare-ups, and maintain functional gains beyond the program.
Approved devices and apps may be used to help participants and care teams track progress, personalize support, and stay connected between visits.
What You Can Expect
A clear, individualized neurological and cognitive care plan
Supportive accountability and continuity of care
Practical tools that fit real-world routines
Coordination with existing providers whenever possible
Ready to Get Started?
Book an appointment to see which program fits you best, to explore program options, review eligibility, and build a personalized neurological and cognitive health plan.
Why Outdoor-Based Care Matters for Metabolic Health
Time in supportive outdoor environments can help improve cerebral blood flow, reduce stress-related cognitive impairment, support circadian regulation, enhance sensory integration, promote gentle movement, and encourage sustained engagement.
VBOHC integrates these environmental supports to complement clinical neurological care and improve long-term cognitive and functional outcomes.