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At The Heart Of Age Well Simply Is Hope!

The Hope For A Better Future For You & Your Loved Ones.

Dear You,

As someone who has watched thousands of families either fall apart or find their strength and bond together through the journey of Alzheimer’s, I can say, this disease is like no other. I would guess you are here because you have had some encounter with someone with dementia and you would like not to walk in their shoes. Your response is so normal and common. In fact, that reason is the catalyst for this program.

Like you, I want to remain intact cognitively. We all do. As I began helping people to implement changes (as we will do in the program) that would help with brain health, the responses were pleasantly unexpected. While the program will give you answers about your own health in a way that you can start to take action, people get excited.

Turns out that when you and I get answers about ourselves, we feel empowered. Turns out when we start to make changes, like only buying organic tomatoes or starting a short walk when we haven’t been exercising, it creates change. This emphasis on small changes leads to big changes. That is simply our wiring, not necessarily something we have to work so hard to do.

As people, including you and me, have tangible and relevant information to ourselves, it makes decision making easier, which naturally leads to more decisions made. It is a beautiful cycle. My hope is that in engaging in this program, you will experience this same sense of accomplishment and feel better doing so!

~ Kerry

Kerry Mills (NBC-HWC) - Age Well Simply

Kerry Mills, MPA, is a National Board Certified Health & Wellness Coach (NBC-HWC) as well as an author, lecturer, and best-practices educator serving communities and individuals for nearly two decades in navigating cognitive decline, due to dementia.

Certified as a Bredesen Protocol Practitioner since 2017, she assists clients in integrating the protocol’s processes for optimum brain function. She has witnessed remarkable results in stemming the onset of decline as well as reversal of symptoms to varying degrees.

Kerry earned recognition in the field of Alzheimer’s care as a former New York Regional Manager for a pioneering group in the study of caring for people with dementia. She also served as executive director for several of their communities.

In 2011 Kerry opened Engaging Alzheimer’s LLC expanding her reach in helping families that have loved ones with declining cognition. In 2019, Kerry took a one-year sabbatical to join an interdisciplinary team in opening the Seattle-based Brain Health & Research Institute (BHRI). During this time, Kerry was able to add the significant benefits of functional medicine strategies and protocols to her knowledge base and skill set.

In 2021, Kerry returned to New York to open a new practice, Age Well Simply, geared to the integration of lifestyle medicine in the prevention as well as the intervention of cognitive decline.

Over her 19-year career working with the elderly, seventeen of which were serving people with dementia, Kerry has developed programs that provide a meaningful lifestyle for those afflicted with dementia.

As part of a research team, Kerry successfully completed an assessment of dementia care in all hospitals, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, daycare programs, and home care agencies in the London, UK borough of Barnet. The resultant treatment proposal was accepted by England’s NHS.

Kerry also serves as the Dementia Liaison for White Plains Hospital in White Plains, New York, and was President-Elect of the Connecticut Geriatric Society. She also served as a member of the Multi-Disciplinary Team – a coalition of non-profit, law enforcement, and private industry professionals for the prevention of elder abuse in New York State.

Whether Kerry is participating in a symposium on health care at the United Nations, sharing her expertise with health professionals in China, moderating a state-of-the-art Alzheimer’s program at Boston’s prestigious Coolidge Theatre, guest lecturing to medical professionals in Hong Kong, training professional care-partners in Toronto or meeting with a family, she always exhibits a high level of enthusiasm and encouragement.

Kerry’s goal is to change the perception of dementia in the public square. She has witnessed many success stories first-hand and knows that much of the despair and anguish of families can be overcome through education, training, and lifestyle changes.

She also provides staff training in best care practices for professional caregivers in nursing homes, assisted living, hospitals, and home care agencies.

In 2015, Kerry authored the book, Serving Residents with Dementia: Transformative Care Strategies for Assisted Living Providers, and in 2014 co-authored the award-winning book, I Care – A Handbook for Care Partners of People with Dementia. She has appeared on PBS’ The News Hour with Paul Solman as well as on CBS television with Dr. Max Gomez.

Kerry’s coaching model is wide-ranging in scope, yet pivotal to the specific needs of the individual. She works with clients, families, and health care organizations to develop a plan of action that will create progress and maximize individual functionality.

Kerry holds an M.P.A. with a specialization in Health Administration from Long Island University and a B.S. in International Marketing from Arizona State University.

About Age Well Simply

At Age Well Simply, we understand the profound fear that comes with the prospect of aging, cognitive decline, and dementia, especially Alzheimer’s disease. For many, the traditional medical system feels like a dead end, with treatments that often fail to deliver results—and sometimes make things worse. The overwhelming array of decisions, alongside emotional and financial pressures, leaves families feeling lost and hopeless, while those experiencing cognitive decline find themselves racing against time.

But There’s Hope

We created Age Well Simply to be a guiding light for those navigating the challenges of brain health. Whether you're a prevention-focused individual looking to optimize brain performance, a care partner seeking to understand how best to support a loved one with Alzheimer’s, or someone facing cognitive decline, we offer comprehensive, personalized solutions to help you or your loved one achieve measurable improvements.

Our Approach

We take the guesswork out of managing brain health. By combining the latest scientific research with a team of experts across various disciplines—including geriatric care, functional medicine, nutrition, cognitive therapy, fitness, and environmental wellness—we develop a tailored protocol based on your unique biomarkers and genetics.

We handle everything, from scheduling tests to facilitating expert consultations, and we break down complex science into clear, actionable steps. Our team acts as your coach and quarterback, ensuring every aspect of your care is coordinated for maximum impact.

The Journey

We ask our clients to commit to a transformative journey—whether it’s changing their diet, embracing fitness routines, or undergoing extensive bloodwork and testing. Sometimes, the news is hard to hear, like discovering you carry the APOE4 gene, but we empower you with knowledge and actionable steps. And, most importantly, our clients are winning this fight. They are seeing improvements in cognitive function, regaining their health, and slowing the progression of dementia.

The Results

With hard work comes tangible results. Our approach has helped countless individuals slow cognitive decline, regain lost function, and, in some cases, even reverse symptoms. For families, we provide the clarity and support needed to make informed decisions about care, easing the burden during a difficult time. And for those concerned with prevention, we offer strategies to optimize brain health and reduce the risk of future decline.

Hope for the Future

At the heart of Age Well Simply is hope—the hope for a better future for you and your loved ones. With a proactive, intentional approach, we believe everyone has the potential to prevent or slow the development of dementia. Our mission is to replace fear with confidence, confusion with clarity, and overwhelm with the knowledge that there is something you can do.