Memory Disorders Clinic
The Memory Disorders Clinic at UC San Diego Neurological Institute specializes in diagnosis and management of conditions impacting memory and thinking.
Early diagnosis and management of cognitive disorders is important for successful treatment. Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia, but there are many other potentially treatable causes of memory and thinking problems.
People come to the Memory Disorders Clinic with a variety of neurodegenerative conditions including:
The Memory Disorders Clinic is staffed by experts in the field and led by neurologist Michael Rafii, MD, PhD, a worldwide leader in cognitive disorder care and research. The clinic provides innovative treatment including advanced imaging technology, neurocognitive evaluations, and social work consultations.
The Memory Disorders Clinic works in unison with the Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center, giving families access to the Alzheimer's Disease Cooperative Study. This is the largest academic Alzheimer’s clinical trial program in the world.
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