Your friends at the Emory ADRC would like to wish you a glorious, rewarding and productive new year. As you know we will relocate in early 2015 to the Emory Brain Health Center at Executive Park Building 12. Now you will find under one roof an integrated care center with the current range of Emory specialists as well as access to social workers, nurse educators, and our multidisciplinary care. Parking will be easier for patients and their families, thanks to the central location near North Druid Hills Road and Interstate 85. Stay tuned for more exciting news as we facilitate enhanced care for our patients made possible by collaboration among clinicians, researchers, and educators studying all aspects of brain health.
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Save the Date
9th Brain Health Forum!!
Thursday, April 30, 2015
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Video FAQs
We look forward to an exciting year of educational opportunities, meaningful connections and increased awareness that fosters the best possible outcomes for patients and family members. Be sure to visit our website at www.alzheimers.emory.edu to view video recordings of frequently asked questions from your Emory ADRC researchers and physicians.
ADRC Overview
What is Mild Cognitive Impairment?
Tips to reduce caregiver stress
What can I do to make a difference?
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Research opportunities
View the Emory ADRC research booklet for updates and clinical trial opportunities.
Speaker requests
The Emory ADRC is dedicated to providing "bench-to-bedside" advances for people affected by Alzheimer's disease. To achieve this mission we collaborate with churches, civic groups, care providers and community organizations to engage in educational initiatives around the state. If you would like to invite an Emory Alzheimer's Disease Research Center expert to speak at your upcoming engagement please complete the online form. For more information call 404-712-1416.
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