The Memory and Alzheimer's Treatment Center is a collaborative partnership between the departments of psychiatry, neurology, and geriatric medicine that offers comprehensive evaluation and innovative treatment to patients with a range of conditions that affect cognition and memory, including Alzheimer's disease and other dementias, traumatic brain injury, and brain vascular disease.
Memory clinic resume scheduling new patients on May 4, 2026.
Attention New Patients:
For new patients, to schedule an appointment:
- Please have your referring or primary care provider complete the MATC New Patient Request Form.
- Please be sure to complete the form in its entirety, or an appointment will not be scheduled.
- Lastly, please email the form to us at: [email protected].
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Conditions that affect cognition and memory including:
Alzheimer's disease
Brain Vascular disease (including stroke)
Lewy body disease
Frontotemporal dementia
Young-onset dementias
Parkinson's disease
Depression related to memory disorder
Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease
Other conditions that affect cognition and memory -
The Memory and Alzheimer's Treatment Center
5300 Alpha Commons Dr., Floor 4
The Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center
Baltimore, MD 21224
Directions
Campus Map
Clinic Information
410-550-6337
Research Clinical Trials
410-550-9054
Community Outreach
410-550-2281
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Meet the Experts
Meet the team of experts who will work with you throughout your treatment in our center.
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Journey to Hope
SAVE THE DATE: Saturday, November 8, 2025. A conference event on the diagnosis and treatment of memory loss as well as tips to manage Alzheimer's disease and its associated behaviors. This event is free and open for all caregivers. Register and join us in-person or virtually.
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Ask the Experts: What’s the Buzz About the New Alzheimer’s Drugs?
View resources from the virtual roundtable discussion about the latest Alzheimer’s infusion drugs.
Treating Alzheimer’s Disease – Psychiatrist Constantine Lyketsos
Psychiatrist Constantine Lyketsos and his team have learned how to better help people with Alzheimer’s continue to live at home, and they are putting the guidelines into use all over the United States.
Treating Dementia and Depression – Dr. Jin Hui Joo
Dr. Jin Hui Joo researches and develops programs that decrease barriers and engage minority older adults in depression care.
