Clear Mind Center rebrands to Marama Kansas, partnering with Dr. Heather Sandison and Marama Memory Recovery
The Clear Mind Center in Wichita, Kansas, is proud to announce its official rebranding to Marama Kansas
Marama is turning memory care into memory recovery. The Clear Mind Center in Wichita, Kansas, is proud to announce its official rebranding to Marama Kansas, a transformative move that aligns with its partnership with Marama, a pioneering organization dedicated to Alzheimer's and cognitive decline treatment. The Marama program marks a new chapter in delivering advanced, evidence-based memory recovery services to Kansas, inspired by the work of Dr. Heather Sandison.
Dr. Heather Sandison, the founder of Marama memory recovery centers and Solcere medical clinic who authored the New York Times bestseller “Reversing Alzheimer’s, is a globally recognized authority in dementia care and Alzheimer's prevention. Dr. Sandison’s groundbreaking work, including her multi-modal approach to cognitive decline reversal, has garnered national attention. Through comprehensive lifestyle interventions—spanning diet, exercise, cognitive therapies, and environmental modifications—her approach has demonstrated measurable cognitive improvement for patients diagnosed with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia.
Dr. Sandison's work has been featured in various medical publications, podcasts, and webinars. She is the primary author and clinical investigator in peer reviewed influential research, and is a sought-after public speaker. Her innovative methodologies have not only slowed cognitive decline but have also helped patients improve cognitive function, with many experiencing marked improvements in their quality of life.
As Marama Kansas, the Wichita facility will adopt the same holistic, patient-centered care protocols that have made Marama an industry leader. With a mission rooted in slowing and even reversing cognitive decline, Marama Kansas aims to offer cutting-edge memory care services that offer the opportunity for memory recovery, providing hope and support to individuals and families supporting a loved one with dementia and Alzheimer's.
Since its soft launch under the Marama model, Marama Kansas has already demonstrated significant success. Early patient outcomes include:
Notable cognitive improvements in over 65% of residents within the first 6 months.
Enhanced quality of life, with families reporting improved daily functioning and engagement.
A record of care that integrates personalized nutrition plans, environmental modifications, physical and cognitive therapies, and ongoing support for residents and their families.
"By partnering with Marama to address memory recovery, we're committed to redefining memory care in Kansas," said Chance Becnel, Chief Executive of Marama Kansas. "Dr. Sandison’s expertise and evidence-based practices allow us to provide unmatched care that focuses on holistic treatment. We believe this new identity not only reflects our strengthened focus on healing but also sets us apart as the premier destination for Alzheimer's and dementia care in the region."
The change to Marama Kansas ensures that the facility remains at the forefront of dementia care innovations, incorporating cutting-edge therapies, from neuroplasticity exercises to carefully curated living environments that optimize brain function.
About Marama
Founded by Dr. Heather Sandison, Marama for memory recovery is a groundbreaking memory care program for residential living facilities. Dedicated to improving the lives of individuals with Alzheimer’s disease and cognitive decline, Marama integrates lifestyle-based interventions, therapeutic protocols, and innovative care environments to improve cognitive health. Through its comprehensive, multi-faceted approach, Marama has become synonymous with excellence in memory recovery , garnering attention for its success in reversing and slowing cognitive decline.
For more information about Marama Kansas and Marama Memory Care, visit: maramaexperience.com.
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