News & Events
MIND PHYSICIANS RECOGNIZED ON HOUR DETROIT TOP DOCS LIST 2025
Congratulations to MIND Doctors William Boudouris, Jonathan Fellows, and Daniel Singer for being recognized on Hour Detroit’s Top Docs List 2025! Honored by their peers for excellence in neurology and Alzheimer’s care, MIND doctors are among metro Detroit’s leading medical experts—an achievement reflecting their dedication, skill, and impact on patient care.
NEW YORK POST FEATURES DR. FELLOWS: RECOGNIZING THE SIGNS OF LEWY BODY DEMENTIA
Dr. Jonathan Fellows was featured in the New York Post discussing Lewy body dementia, the third-most common type of dementia. In the article, he explained the so-called “Lewy lean,” a physical symptom marked by difficulty standing upright or leaning to one side, and why it may signal this rapidly progressing condition. Dr. Fellows also highlighted other early signs, including sleep disturbances and visual hallucinations.
DR. FELLOWS FEATURED IN HEALIO Q&A: ADVANCING ALZHEIMER’S CARE AND RESEARCH
Dr. Jonathan Fellows, neurologist and director of the Alzheimer’s Disease and Memory Disorder Center at MIND, was recently featured in a Healio Q&A covering key developments in Alzheimer’s research and patient care. He discussed challenges such as access to treatment, the importance of early detection, the pipeline of new therapies, and the role of lifestyle habits in reducing risk—offering a clear look at where Alzheimer’s treatment and research are headed.
DR. SINGER AND DR. FELLOWS DISCUSS BRAIN HEALTH, ALZHEIMER’S TREATMENTS, AND LIFESTYLE TIPS ON IHEARTRADIO’S “LIGHT UP THE D”
MIND Neurologists Dr. Jonathan Fellows and Dr. Daniel Singer were recently featured on iHeartMedia Detroit’s “Light Up the D” radio program. They spoke with host Colleen Grant about brain health, the growing prevalence of neurological disorders, and new advancements in diagnosis and treatment, including innovative Alzheimer’s therapies.
AN EVENING OF ENCOURAGEMENT: A NIGHT FOR CAREGIVERS
Join us for “An Evening of Encouragement: A Night for Caregivers” on September 23 at MIND in Riverview. This supportive event offers guided discussions, self-care strategies, and connections with others who share similar experiences. Featured speaker Rachel Powell, Hospice Care Consultant at AccentCare, will provide valuable insights and resources to help caregivers navigate challenges with strength and compassion.
DR. DANIEL SINGER DISCUSSES ALZHEIMER’S DIAGNOSIS AND NEW TREATMENTS AT BROWN CENTER EVENT
Dr. Daniel Singer, neurologist at MIND, spoke at the Brown Adult Day Program’s community event Alzheimer’s Through the Stages: A Guide for Patients and Families, offering insights on early diagnosis, new FDA-approved treatments, and resources for caregivers.