Did you know dementia can be prevented in at least 50% of cases?

Why I started…

Dr. Liv
MD, MSc, FRCPC
Geriatrician & Internist
Founder of Aldora Health

“I was starting to witness what I thought was impossible - people were getting better.”

The research is clear - cognition can be improved and dementia is preventable in many cases (Lancet, 2024). However, getting information on how can be hard in today’s healthcare system.

In my work as a geriatrician (a medical doctor specializing in dementia), I started to notice a problem - many people were coming to me asking what they could do to improve their brain health - and there was no where for them to go.

There were many resources that explained facts about dementia prevention, but none that told them why, how, or exactly what they were supposed to do. They had spent hours online trying to piece everything together themselves.

That’s why I decided to build Aldora Health - a health education platform that brings the best science and clinical experience on dementia prevention into one place.

Find the information you need, accessible now, all in one place.

About Dr. Liv

The Aldora Difference

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Aldora is the only health education company created by a geriatrician, the type of doctor who specializes in comprehensive dementia and aging medicine.

Dr. Liv explains:

  • how to prevent dementia

  • how to reverse or slow down mild cognitive impairment

  • new scientific breakthroughs

  • success stories from real-life clinical cases

Aldora’s content is evidence-based, comprehensive, and concise, organized by 18 risk factors for dementia.

You can use this information to improve your life and the lives of those you love, helping them to protect their mind and improve memory symptoms.

Our Team

  • Dr. Olivia (Liv) Geen

    Dr. Olivia (Liv) Geen

    Founder & Author
    Geriatric & Internal Medicine
    Adjunct Assistant Professor, University of Toronto

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    Dr. Sam Thrall

    Scientific Advisor
    Geriatric & Internal Medicine
    Assistant Professor, McMaster University

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  • Male doctor standing in hospital corridor with stethoscope around his neck, smiling.

    Dr. Jason Kerr

    Scientific Advisor
    Geriatric & Internal Medicine
    Clinical Lecturer, University of Toronto

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What Aldora Believes

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    Health is the ability to live and experience life in alignment with who you are.

    The role of health information is to help you build your lifestyle with intention and purpose for your unique goals and dreams. There is no one right way — there are multiple paths and a physician’s role is to help you find the one that’s best for you.

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    Health is optimized through balance.

    Too much and too little of something are equally harmful. To optimize health we must find the sweet spot in between. Every action, choice, or target is on a spectrum — finding balance for you in particular is what personalized medicine is all about.

  • Two women are sitting on green chairs by a fountain, each reading a book on a sunny day in a park with trees and a wide walkway in the background.

    The secret to a long life is "Living Medicine"

    Life is all about connection. To achieve our best health as we age we need habits that are connected to the world around us. Instead of focusing on optimizing isolated biomarkers, focus on real-world activities that engage multiple parts of your mind, body, and spirit.

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What’s in the name

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The name "Aldora" comes from Dr. Liv’s grandparents, Alwyn and Dorothy.

"Aldora" also relates to the most common form of dementia, Alzheimer’s Dementia, which Dr. Liv has dedicated her life to helping people prevent and manage, as a physician who specializes in dementia care.

She is building Aldora with her grandparents and patients in mind.

Disclaimer: The content on Aldora Health is for educational purposes only and is not intended to replace medical advice. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. For more information, view our Terms of Use.