Penn Memory Center

The Penn Memory Center is a designated Alzheimer’s Disease Center (ADC) under the National Institute on Aging and a prominent clinical and research facility within Penn Medicine. It focuses on individuals aged 65 and older who are experiencing memory disorders, providing advanced diagnosis, treatment, and research opportunities. The center specializes in Alzheimer’s disease, mild cognitive impairment, and other progressive memory disorders. It is staffed by board-certified physicians and clinical professionals in cognitive neurology, geriatric psychiatry, and geriatric medicine. The center offers a comprehensive diagnostic process, specialized treatment for memory impairments, and supportive counseling for patients and their families. Additionally, it invites patients to participate in clinical trials aimed at enhancing diagnosis and treatment. The Penn Memory Center also provides educational resources through workshops and classes on brain aging topics. It serves adults with memory concerns, their families, and caregivers, while collaborating with primary care physicians and neurologists for patients under 65 with familial Alzheimer’s risk. The center emphasizes a patient-centered approach, integrating clinical care with research innovation.