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Center for Aging and Memory Disorder Clinic

We are one of seventeen State of Florida designated Memory Disorder Clinics supported by the Department of Elder Affairs through the Alzheimer’s Disease Initiative. The Orlando Health Center for Aging and Memory Disorder Clinic is designed to diagnose the underlying causes of memory loss and dedicated to meeting the changing needs of patients, caregivers, and family members.

Memory Disorders

Center for Memory Disorders

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Center for Memory Disorders

Call 407.447.5971

Memory Disorders and the Caregiving Gap: One Woman’s Story

There’s a growing issue in the U.S. health landscape—the rapid increase in diagnoses of memory disorders. Currently, more than 5.3 million Americans live with Alzheimer’s disease, and that number is projected to swell in the coming years.

When Eating Disorders Don’t Look As Expected

What image comes to your mind when you think about someone with an eating disorder? There’s a good chance you picture a young, Caucasian teenage girl with anorexia, who may be painfully thin. Or, perhaps, you picture someone with bulimia as a heavier person, who is ordering through the drive through lane with a car already filled with food wrappers.

Eating Disorders Change How you Taste Food

Eating disorders may affect how you taste and enjoy food, according to a recent study out of the University of Colorado.

Pediatric Eosinophilic Esophagitis and Allergic GI Disorders

Expert multidisciplinary evaluation and management of gastroenterology, allergy and nutrition

Pediatric Clinical Nutrition

Nutrition is an important part of every child's recovery process, as well as their daily life.

Do I Have an Anxiety Disorder?

Everyone worries or feels stressed out on occasion. For the millions of people who live with anxiety disorders, these experiences are far more severe. That worry, stress and fear can negatively affect their work, social life, relationships or even just their ability to function. There is reason to have hope: Anxiety disorders are highly treatable through a variety of methods, including psychotherapy and medications.