MediMood Resource Center

A educational library for dementia and Alzheimer’s care, cognitive assessment, daily function, safety, caregiver support, documentation, privacy, care planning, and trusted external resources. Use this page to learn, prepare questions, document concerns, support family communication, and organize better conversations with clinicians and care teams.

Important: This resource center is for education, documentation, and care-communication support only. It does not diagnose, treat, prescribe, bill insurance, or replace a licensed clinician. For immediate danger or medical emergency in the United States, call 911. For suicidal thoughts or emotional crisis, call or text 988. For possible poisoning or medication exposure in the United States, call Poison Control at 1-800-222-1222.
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Immediate dangerCall 911 in the United States for emergency symptoms, serious injury, suspected stroke, severe breathing trouble, or immediate danger.
Emotional crisisCall or text 988 in the United States for suicidal thoughts, emotional crisis, or urgent behavioral-health support.
Poison or medication exposureCall Poison Control at 1-800-222-1222 in the United States for poison or medication exposure guidance.
Not a diagnosis toolUse MediMood to document and communicate. Clinical decisions remain with licensed professionals.
1. Identify the concern

Search by memory, mood, sleep, falls, medication, wandering, ADL, IADL, report, insurance, privacy, caregiver, or assessment name.

2. Decide if it is urgent

Use emergency services first for immediate danger. Do not delay urgent care to complete documentation.

3. Document clearly

Record date, baseline, what changed, examples, score, context, safety risk, action taken, and follow-up need.

4. Track over time

Compare repeated assessments, notes, falls, sleep, mood, behavior, function, and medication changes across time.

5. Prepare a report

Use a concise report for care meetings, family updates, provider visits, documentation review, or internal quality checks.

6. Share with the right professional

Bring structured information to physicians, nurses, therapists, pharmacists, social workers, or care coordinators as appropriate.

MediMood assessment and documentation directory

This quick directory helps users understand where each assessment or documentation area fits. Each item is for structured documentation and care communication, not stand-alone diagnosis.

Area Examples What users should document Useful search terms
CognitionMoCA, TMT, Clock Drawing, BIMS, AD8Score, date, assessor, testing conditions, baseline, functional examplesmemory, cognition, MoCA, TMT, BIMS
Mood and behaviorGDS, PHQ-9, PHQ-2, GAD-7, NPI, CSDDSymptoms, triggers, safety concerns, caregiver impact, follow-up plandepression, anxiety, behavior, agitation
FunctionADL, IADL, FAST, CDR-SBIndependence level, reminders needed, hands-on help, safety impactADL, IADL, function, staging
Mobility and fallsTUG, Chair Stand, fall notes, near-fall notesFalls, near-falls, injuries, footwear, device use, home hazardsfalls, mobility, balance, STEADI
Nutrition and swallowingMNA-SF, EAT-10, meal notesWeight trend, appetite, choking, hydration, meal environmentnutrition, hydration, swallowing, meals
Sensory and sleepHHIE-S, Vision Check, PSQIHearing aids, glasses, sleep pattern, naps, nighttime safetyhearing, vision, sleep, PSQI
Reports and care planningProvider summary, insurance documentation, family update, care-plan noteDate range, scores, context, functional impact, safety events, next stepsreport, insurance, care plan, visit
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