Emory Brain Health Center brings more than 400 physicians, clinicians and researchers together to work in partnership to prevent, treat and cure devastating diseases and disorders of the brain. Our team of providers, including neurologists, neurosurgeons, psychiatrists, psychologists, and specialists in rehabilitation and sleep medicine, offer complete, coordinated patient-centered care for those suffering from brain disorders.
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Brain Health Center
Our Teams
Neurology
Emory neurologists combine research and experience to treat neurological conditions, from the most common to the complex. We provide treatment and management of a wide variety of conditions, including stroke, Alzheimer’s disease, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease and more.
Get more information about our neurology specialties.
Get more information about our neurology specialties.
Neurosurgery
Emory neurosurgeons have expertise and training in general neurosurgery as well as specialized areas. Our expert surgeons perform procedures with resources and tools offered nowhere else in the Southeast. We offer neurosurgical treatment for brain and spinal tumors, aneurysms, epilepsy, and movement disorders, such as Parkinson's disease.
Get more information about our neurosurgery specialties.
Get more information about our neurosurgery specialties.
Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
Emory psychiatrists and psychologists provide appropriate and compassionate care for patients experiencing psychiatric conditions. We base our treatments on continuous medical research and many years of clinical experience. As members of the Emory University School of Medicine, this team paves the way in teaching best practices for future psychiatry leaders.
Get more information about our psychiatric and behavioral specialties.
Get more information about our psychiatric and behavioral specialties.
Rehabilitation Medicine
Our rehabilitation team provides individualized, comprehensive rehabilitative care plans to help meet patients’ medical and therapy needs. Our rehabilitation programs include amputation, brain injury, dizziness and balance, neurological disorders, and stroke and spinal cord injury.
Get more information about our rehabilitative care.
Get more information about our rehabilitative care.
Sleep Medicine
The Emory Sleep Center offers board-certified sleep specialists and experienced polysomnography technologists to help you from the initial diagnosis through restful nights ahead. We are among the country’s leading sleep disorders centers offering treatment for hypersomnia (excessive sleepiness), sleep apnea, narcolepsy, restless legs syndrome, and more.
Get more information about the Emory Sleep Center.
Get more information about the Emory Sleep Center.
Brain Health Center Department Chairs
Emory Brain Health Center department chairs oversee the support and mentoring of our faculty and trainees, as well as clinical activities. Each division of Emory Brain Health Center has a clinical department chair and includes the following:
Daniel Barrow, MD
Pamela Rollins Chairman and Professor, Emory University Department of Neurosurgery
Nancy A. Collop, MD
Director, Emory Sleep Center
Allan I. Levey, MD, PhD
Chairman and Professor, Emory University Department of Neurology
Goizueta Foundation Endowed Chair for Alzheimer's Disease and Betty Gage Holland Chair Department of Neurology
William M. McDonald, MD
Interim Chairman and Professor, Emory University Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences
Brain Health Center Executive Advisory Council
The purpose of the Brain Health Center Executive Advisory Council is to advance the vision and mission of the Emory Brain Health Center. Council members include prominent business and community leaders who are passionate about brain health, willing to lend their name to the cause, and committed to providing strategic guidance. Our members serve as ambassadors locally and nationally and have generously contributed to the mission through philanthropy, networking, advocacy, and more, on behalf of our people, programs, and patients.
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