This is some text inside of a div block.
This is some text inside of a div block.
This is some text inside of a div block.

TLV's decision on the brake medicine Leqembi - "Not even cost-effective if the medicine were free."

In December 2025, TLV published a health economic assessment of Leqembi (lekanemab) on behalf of the NT Council (nationally organized introduction). The TLV report is not a "benefit decision" in the traditional sense (such as when a drug is included in the high-cost protection scheme), but rather a basis for decision-making for the regions via the NT Council. Although lecanemab has been described as a breakthrough in early Alzheimer's, the TLV assesses that the treatment is not worth its price for the Swedish healthcare system. How can a drug that actually slows down the disease still fall at the finish line? And what does this mean in practice for the future of dementia care in Sweden?

Read more

TLV's decision on the brake medicine Leqembi - "Not even cost-effective if the medicine were free."

In December 2025, TLV published a health economic assessment of Leqembi (lekanemab) on behalf of the NT Council (nationally organized introduction). The TLV report is not a "benefit decision" in the traditional sense (such as when a drug is included in the high-cost protection scheme), but rather a basis for decision-making for the regions via the NT Council. Although lecanemab has been described as a breakthrough in early Alzheimer's, the TLV assesses that the treatment is not worth its price for the Swedish healthcare system. How can a drug that actually slows down the disease still fall at the finish line? And what does this mean in practice for the future of dementia care in Sweden?
Read more

Ozempic found not to slow down the progression of Alzheimer's - What does this mean for the future?

The high hopes that Ozempic - one of the world's most talked about drugs - could slow the progression of Alzheimer's disease were dashed when the results of the so-called EVOKE studies were published the other day. This surprised many, as previous data had shown improvements in certain biomarkers and it was hoped that there would be a slowing effect. The announcement raises important questions: if the data showed improvements but then no effect, how does that add up? What does this mean for patients going forward? And what are the implications for the future of dementia prevention and treatment?
Read more

Ozempic and dementia prevention - a possible game changer for healthcare?

In recent years, there has been a paradigm shift in the way we look at cognitive impairment and dementia. From being something we could only diagnose and treat symptomatically, we are now seeing how both drugs and lifestyle interventions can influence the course of the disease even before symptoms become severe. One of the most talked about leads at the moment is semaglutide, better known under the brand name Ozempic - a drug currently used to treat type 2 diabetes and obesity. The first large studies are now investigating whether the same substance can also slow down the progression of Alzheimer's disease. Results are expected by the end of 2025 - could they change everything?
Read more

P-tau217 today and Lecanemab tomorrow, but are we ready?

The government's new dementia strategy assumes that dementia is not a natural part of ageing. Nor that there is nothing to be done. On the contrary, there is much that can be done, both in terms of prevention before the disease develops and during the various stages of the disease process. In parallel, the blood biomarker p-tau217 is now available for diagnostic use, while BioArctic has announced that it expects to launch the anti-cancer drug Lecanemab in the Nordic region in 2026. For the first time, early diagnosis and disease-modifying treatment can meet in clinical practice. This places new demands on healthcare - but also opens up huge opportunities. The question is: are we ready for the future?
Read more

Welcome to the lunch webinar on May 28th with the Alzheimer Foundation on supporting families in mid-life

The Alzheimer's Foundation is one of Sweden's most important funders of research into Alzheimer's and dementia. In this lunchtime webinar, they talk about their work, their personal experiences of dementia and their latest major project focusing on families in mid-life.
Read more

Geras Solutions and Minnesmottagningen.se - winners of the HealthTech Award 2025

Each year, a winner of the HealthTech Award is announced at Vitalis - the largest Nordic conference on the future of healthcare. The winner is judged to be the business in the Nordic region that has the greatest capacity to streamline or completely change the way healthcare is conducted today. Geras Solutions with Minnesmottagningen.se won! To read the jury's motivation -> read more
Read more

Alzheimer's drugs approved in the EU - A new world opens up for future dementia care

On April 16, the European Commission approved the antibody treatment developed in Sweden by Professor Lars Lannfelt and his research team, which is already in use in the United States, Japan, South Korea, Israel and the United Arab Emirates. This is a so-called 'brake drug' that slows down the disease process, but it should be noted that it will take time to reach Sweden and the drug is not suitable for everyone.
Read more

Welcome to the lunch webinar on April 10th with Henrik Zetterberg on the future of dementia diagnostics

Welcome to a webinar on how healthcare will work with early detection of dementia in the future. If we can find disease 15-20 years earlier but not test everyone, who will qualify for early intervention?
Read more

Welcome to a lunchtime webinar on living and aging in the technological landscape

Welcome to a webinar on what it is like to age in a time that is increasingly filled with technological solutions, what challenges it can bring and how to learn to adapt to the technological landscape. We will also highlight the challenges that health and care services face when dealing with people who have limitations when using technology, such as eHealth.
Read more

Symtomenkäten.se changes address

The reason is unfortunately that the domain symtomenkaten.se has been old, and after 4 years of free access for organizations around the country directly on the website, it is unfortunately for technical reasons not possible to continue to operate in the same way. Of course, the function remains with digital family surveys that can be completed quickly and easily by qualified healthcare professionals. To access the symptom survey results, which can now be found at enkat.gerassolutions.com, you need to create an account with us. Contact us at info@gerassolutions.com and we will help you get started!
Read more

Welcome to the lunch webinar with Stina Syvänen on October 30

Join us for a lunchtime webinar with Professor Stina Syvänen, a leading expert in molecular geriatrics. The seminar will provide new insights into Alzheimer's disease drugs and its future. Don't miss the chance to gain a deeper understanding of the latest advances in treatment.
Read more

Change in agreement with region Sörmland

It has come to our attention via the media that Region Sörmland has chosen to withdraw the approval of minnesmottagningen.se as a healthcare provider. In the coming days, we will focus on investigating the underlying causes, scope for action and handling of the issue as well as its effects in both the short and long term. We will continue to seek the region for a dialog.
Read more

Thank you for the Dementia Days, and congratulations to the winner of the commemorative competition: Victoria Wideen

Thank you for the great interest and commitment at the Dementia Days in Gothenburg. It was fantastic to meet everyone who is passionate about better dementia care. Congratulations also to the winner of the memory competition.
Read more

Welcome to the lunch webinar on May 20

Read more

Welcome to the lunchtime webinar on 9 April.

Read more

New study published: Patients see benefits of conducting cognitive testing digitally from home.

Participants appreciated the opportunity to take a cognitive test in digital form from home at a time that suits them. Participants also expressed that they felt more relaxed when they were able to sit and take the test themselves.
Read more

The National Board of Health and Welfare highlights the importance of digitalization and lifestyle factors in the basis for a new dementia strategy.

The National Board of Health and Welfare has submitted a submission to the Government for a new dementia strategy, focusing on different aspects of care and support, including the integration of digital tools for diagnostics and care support. The importance of person-centered care, resources for primary care and rehabilitation as well as preventive measures for dementia is underlined. It also highlights the importance of promoting healthy lifestyles to improve brain health and reduce the risk of dementia.
Read more

Minnesmottagningen.se included in publicly reimbursed care

Minnesmottagningen.se is the world's first digital memory clinic where individuals can go for an initial assessment of memory and other cognitive functions with the support of nurses and specialists but without having to visit the health service. From this autumn, this care will be publicly funded. This will increase the opportunity for people to have an initial assessment when there are concerns about cognitive impairment and dementia.
Read more

Capio partners with Geras Solutions for digitised dementia assessments

Capio, Sweden's largest private healthcare provider, has signed an agreement with Geras Solutions. Capio aims to make healthcare more accessible, both in digital and physical clinics. Starting in September, it will test a new care flow with the aim of supporting and relieving the care centres in the basic dementia assessment. The new flow will be made possible with the help of Capio Hemma and Geras Solutions digital tools.
Read more

New opportunities to get support from a psychologist online via DinPsykolog.se

Cognitive problems can have many causes. It can be the result of mental illness such as depression or fatigue syndrome. Assessment of this is part of the assessment via Minnesmottagningen.se and where it is found that further support from a psychologist is appropriate, patients can easily get support and guidance online.
Read more

Region Östergötland tests new innovative care flow together with Geras Solutions

Region Östergötland is testing digital support for the investigation of suspected dementia / cognitive disease. During a pilot, the region will evaluate how well digital tools can be integrated into the business and what support it provides for investigation as well as follow-up of patients.
Read more

Region Värmland signs agreement with Geras Solutions to digitize dementia investigations in the region

After a successful pilot together with the health centres in Torsby and Likenäs, Region Värmland has now procured Geras Solutions' tools to support the digitalisation of dementia investigations.
Read more

Alzheimer's Fund brings together leading scientists, patients and enthusiasts for Alzheimer's Day theme night

Rickard Forsman and Johan Sundelöf from Geras Solutions / Minnesmottagningen .se participates in the program and talks about new digital technologies to support patients and healthcare in general to previously identify suspected cognitive impairment and dementia.
Read more

Winner of TechBBQ - Life Science Battle of the Nordics

Geras Solutions was awarded the first prize in the pitch competition Life Science Battle of the Nordics during TechBBQ in Copenhagen on September 17th with the award "Most innovative Nordic startup"
Read more

First inhibitor drug for Alzheimer's disease approved in the US. Clear need for earlier detection tools

The FDA has approved the biotech companyBiogen's treatment of Alzheimer's disease with adukanumab, which will be sold under the Aduhelm brand. The treatment that counteracts deposits of beet-amyloid from the brain will be the first of its kind. Demand among patients is expected to be extensive, but many challenges remain before treatment on a large scale will be considered.
Read more

"Test your memory without having to visit a doctor!" Henrik Frenkel in his blog and podcast for Alzheimer Life

Henrik Frenkel interviews Rickard Forsman and Johan Sundelöf in his podcast "Help I have Alzheimer's!?" and for his blog in Alzheimer's Life.
Read more

Clinical study published in the Journal of Prevention of Alzheimer's Disease

The study shows that the cognitive test provided by Geras Solutions via the app " Minnesmottagningen " (the memory clinic) can be a viable screening tool for cognitive impairment and dementia.
Read more

Geras Solutions featured in Alzheimer's Disease International!

Alzheimer's Disease International (ADI) gathers a collection of associations around the world. The annual report on "From plan to Impact" ADI is reporting on the...
Read more

Kicking off the Geras Solutions Summer Internship

We welcome Niya, Mouna, Porraphun, Julio, Tyra and Padmagiri to Geras Solutions Summer Internship! The first day has been focused on getting to know each...
Read more

Vinnova awards Geras Solutions with funding for pilot and study with Region Skåne

Vinnova awards Geras Solutions with funding for pilot and study with Region Skåne Geras Solutions have been awarded a significant grant for "Innovative Startups Phase...
Read more

Welcome to the Lunch Webinar on Future Diagnostics and Treatment for Alzheimer's Disease

When will Alzheimer's disease inhibitors come to Sweden? Treatments are already being used on thousands of patients in the US, and almost exactly a year ago, on 14 November last year, the EMA recommended approval for the Alzheimer's disease drug Lecanemab in the EU. But why the delay? How can there be such a big difference between two continents and what effects has the treatment had so far in the US?
Read more

Welcome to the lunch webinar with Karin F Skogmark on December 4th

Welcome to participate in a lunchtime webinar with Karin F Skogmark, family caregiver consultant and social scientist with special competence in elderly education. The seminar will help us understand how relatives can help patients with dementia, how healthcare can support relatives better and what help relatives are entitled to.
Read more

Welcome to the lunch webinar with Madelene Bruce Danielsson and Boel Karlin on September 25

Welcome to participate in a lunchtime webinar with Madelene Bruce Danielsson and Boel Karlin from the Dementia Center. The seminar will cover FINGER-abc, a training that describes in more depth how lifestyle interventions can prevent and counteract the development of dementia, as well as how these can be implemented in everyday life and in care. Don't miss the chance to get a deeper understanding of the latest in prevention treatment.
Read more

Welcome to the lunch webinar with Henrik Zetterberg on August 19

Join us for a lunchtime webinar with Professor Henrik Zetterberg, a leading expert in neurochemistry. The seminar will provide new insights and research on Alzheimer's disease. Don't miss the chance to gain a deeper understanding of the latest advances in treatment and diagnostics.
Read more

FINGER abc - an education for better brain health

Today, June 10, the Swedish Dementia Center launches FINGER abc. It is a free online training course that provides concrete advice on how to improve brain health. The course is aimed at the general public and is based on the latest research on the impact of lifestyle changes on dementia.
Read more

Welcome to the lunchtime webinar on 6 March.

Read more

Welcome to the first lunchtime seminar of the year on 31 January 2024.

Read more

Welcome to the last lunchtime seminar of the year on 5 December.

Read more

Welcome to the November lunchtime seminar.

Read more

New qualitative study shows a time-efficient and safe way to diagnose patients with cognitive impairment

Read more

Welcome to the first lunchtime seminar of the autumn - Monday, September 4.

Read more

Collaboration between the Dementia Association and Minnesmottagningen.se enables better support for patients and families

The Dementia Association welcomes the fact that it is now possible to carry out memory assessments online as a complement to the more traditional ways of carrying out assessments. We see that there is great value and security in being able to sit at home in peace and quiet, do tests and answer questions. This method also makes it possible to access a memory assessment regardless of where you live in Sweden.
Read more

New clinical trial published in the Journal of Prevention of Alzheimer's Disease

Geras Solutions, in collaboration with Umeå University, has conducted a research study that has recently been published in the scientific journal "Journal of Prevention of Alzheimer's Disease". The aim of the study was to establish normative data for the Geras Solutions Cognitive Test (GSCT) and to evaluate how factors such as gender and education influence the test results.
Read more

Geras Solutions selected as a top finalist at Business Challenge Sweden

Geras Solutions, joins 6 other top finalists within Business Challenge Sweden's Business Development program. This year's round of Business Challenge was held at the Grand Hotel...
Read more

Geras Solutions joins Alzheimer's Disease International's - "Hope in the age of dementia"

On March 3rd Geras Solutions filmed its contribution to "Hope in the age of dementia" at ITN Production studios in London with Sharon Thomas. The...
Read more

Aleris kicks off pilot with Geras Solutions

Aleris and Geras Solutions have entered into an agreement to pilot and evaluate Geras Solutions digital platform for diagnostics at the health center in Bollnäs....
Read more

Geras Solutions AB‍
Karlavägen 18
114 31 Stockholm, Sweden
010-750 07 26

Terms of UsePrivacy PolicyCookie Policy
© Geras Solutions
By clicking "Accept", you consent to cookies being stored on your device to improve website navigation, analyse website usage and assist with our marketing efforts. See our privacy policy for more information.
denyaccept