Memory Clinic
On this page
At the Memory Clinic, we diagnose, treat and support adults experiencing memory and behavioural changes, cognitive decline and dementia.
Prepare for your appointment
For information about attending the clinic visit the website.
Resources for patients and their caregivers
Social Connection
Regular contact with other people can support your health and wellbeing. Learn about some tips and ideas to help you stay socially connected.
For a directory of activities, groups and services to help you find social connection visit the website.
Nutrition
Changes in eating and drinking can be challenging for people living with dementia and their families. Explore practical tips and strategies to help support mealtimes.
Vaccinations
Vaccinations can help protect you from serious illnesses that become more common and potentially more severe as we age. Learn about recommended vaccines and how you can protect your health.
Managing bladder problems
Bladder problems are common, particularly as we get older, and can affect comfort, confidence and quality of life. Learn about strategies and support options to help manage bladder health.
Support organisations
Dementia Australia
Offers trusted information, education, counselling, support groups, and resources for people living with dementia, their families, and carers. Visit the Dementia Australia website.
Dementia Support Australia
Provides free specialist advice and support for managing changes in behaviour and other symptoms of dementia, helping people remain in their current care setting where possible. Visit the Dementia Support Australia website.
Carer Gateway
Provides free support, practical advice, counselling, respite services, and financial guidance for people caring for a family member or friend. Visit the Carer Gateway website.
My Aged Care
The Australian Government’s entry point for aged care services, including assessments, home support, home care packages, respite, and residential aged care. Visit the My Aged Care website.
10 Questions (for entering Aged Care)
A series of leaflets written by nurses, doctors and experts with experience in aged care. Each leaflet focuses on an individual aspect of care to increase consumer knowledge and make the journey into residential aged care easier. Visit the 10 Questions website.
Australian Frailty Network
Provides evidence-based information and resources to help older people, families, and healthcare professionals understand, prevent, and manage frailty. Visit the Australian Frailty Network website.
Primary Progressive Aphasia (Aphasia Australia)
Explains primary progressive aphasia (PPA), including symptoms, diagnosis, communication strategies, and available support services. Visit the Primary Progressive Aphasia – Aphasia Australia website.
Advance Care Planning (Queensland Health)
Learn about advance care planning and access forms to record your healthcare wishes and appoint substitute decision-makers for future care. Visit the Advance Care Planning Forms website.
How to access the Memory Clinic
To access this service, your GP or medical practitioner will need to send a referral letter to the hospital.
Contact us
Specialist Outpatient Clinics
Location: Ground floor, Main Building, The Prince Charles Hospital
Phone: (07) 3139 4207
Email: tpchpatientenquiries
Need help outside hours?
For non-urgent medical issues call 13HEALTH (13 43 25 84) or visit your GP.
In the an emergency call Triple Zero (000).
Refer a patient
GP and Specialist Referral Hotline:
1300 364 938
