Research and Medical Centers

FTD Medical Centers

FTD is among the most difficult conditions to diagnose because the symptoms can overlap with other illnesses such as depression, bipolar or Parkinson’s disease. A specialist can often make a clinical diagnosis with confidence. These specialists are devoted to understanding FTD and related diseases, and are engaged in research on the causes and potential treatments of FTD. The doctors at the research centers shown on this map are among the most experienced in diagnosing the disease. Click on the icon for a center near you to see contact information.

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Research and Medical Centers

University of Texas, Austin

The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas

University of Kansas Alzheimer’s Disease Center

Washington University, St. Louis

Houston Methodist Hospital

Vanderbilt University

University of North Carolina

University of Louisville

University of Kentucky Memory Disorders Clinic

Florida Atlantic University

University of Alabama at Birmingham

Mayo Clinic, Jacksonville

Emory University, Atlanta, GA

University of Pittsburgh

NYU Silberstein Alzheimer’s Institute at Langone Medical Center

Columbia University

Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center at Mount Sinai Medical Center

Massachusetts General Hospital

University Hospitals Neurological Institute

Northwestern University

Mayo Clinic, Rochester

Indiana Alzheimer Disease Center

University of Washington Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center

University of Washington Memory and Brain Wellness Center

University of Utah Center for Alzheimer’s Care, Imaging and Research (CACIR)

University of California, Los Angeles – FTD Clinic

University of California, San Francisco – Memory and Aging Center

University of California, San Diego – Perlman Neurology Clinic

Mayo Clinic – Scottsdale

Cleveland Clinic, Las Vegas – Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health

University of Pennsylvania

Thomas Jefferson University

Johns Hopkins University

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	Phone: (512) 471-3420 [email protected]
	Maya Henry, PhD, CCC-SLP, Director

	Contact: 913-588-0555
	For the clinic appointment line: 913-588-6820

	Contact for general information: 205-996-3679 (205-99MEMRY)
	For appointments: 205-801-8986
	For information on participating in research (ARTFL): Emily McKinley, MS, MSPH 205-996-3659 [email protected]

	Cognitive Neurology Evaluations -- call for appointments: 404-778-3444
	Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center -- call for details about FTD-related research at Emory and how to participate: 404-728-6950

	Clinical Director: Thomas M. Wisniewski, M.D.
	Contact 212-263-3210

	Director: Mary Sano, Ph.D.
	Contact: Julia Diaz 212-241-9382 OR 212-241-1844

	For appointments: contact Kathy Perkins, Secretary 216-464-6445 [email protected]
	For research and other services: contact Marianne Sanders, RN 216-464-6462

	Contact: 317-963-5500 (To schedule an appointment: select 4 for Clinical Core; for information about Brain Donation: select 7 for Neuropathology Studies.)
	Dr. Andrew J. Saykin, PsyD is the Director of the IADC.

	Danielle Justesen, Clinic Coordinator 801-585-7575 [email protected]
	For more information about research at CACIR call the Memory Study Line: 801- 587-7888

	For appointments at the Perlman Clinic 858-657-8540
	For information about FTD-related research and how to participate call the Shiley-Marcos Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center 858-822-4800
	For the Movement Disorders Program call Ronarah Roberson (858) 822-5871 [email protected]