I. Introduction
Being a chronic and degenerative condition, dementia has a high prevalence within the elderly affecting 47.5 million people globally [1]. The most common cause of dementia being Alzheimer's Disease (AD) making up 60–80% of cases [2]. Within the U.K., dementia affects 850 000 people with a forecast rate of prevalence of 1 million by 2025 and 2 million by 2051 [3]. The resulting cost of dementia in the U.K. totals £26.3 billion with two thirds being paid for by dementia patients and families in private social care as of 2018 [3].