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Who We Are

The Alzheimer’s Policy Working Group is a 501(c)(3) organization that unites frontline clinicians from specialty and primary care to craft practical solutions that improve life for patients and families.

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Jeffrey M. Burns, MD, MS

  • University of Kansas Medical Center
Burns

Cara Leahy, DO

  • Memorial Healthcare Institute for Neuroscience
Leahy

Barak Gaster, MD

  • University of Washington School of Medicine
Gaster

Caitlin Rivet, BSN, RN, CENP

  • Tufts Medicine
Rivet

Jeff D. Williamson, MD, MHS

  • Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Williamson

Deanna R. Willis, MD

  • Indiana University School of Medicine
Willis

Raymond Scott Turner, MD, PhD

  • Georgetown University School of Medicine
Turner

Kyra O’Brien, MD, MSHP

  • University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine
O’Brien

Rosemary D. Laird, MD, MHSA

  • My Memory Clinic
Laird

Patrick McGill, MD

  • Community Health Network
McGill

Stephanie Vyverberg, APRN

  • Emory Healthcare & Goizueta Brain Health Institute
Vyverberg

Ramon G. Reyes, MD

  • Primary Care Medicine
Reyes

Gregory E. Cooper, MD, PhD, MBA

  • Norton Neuroscience Institute
Cooper

Michelle Marie Mielke, PhD

  • Wake Forest University School of Medicine
Mielke

Jennifer L. Woodward, MD, MPH

  • University of Kansas Medical Center
Woodward

Mauricio Concha, MD, MHS

  • Center for Brain Health & Clinical Research, Intercoastal Medical Group
Concha

Fanny Elahi, MD, PhD

  • Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Elahi

Wheeler Maxwell, MD

  • University of Pennsylvania
Maxwell

Lawren Vandevrede, MD, PhD

  • University of California San Francisco
Vandevrede

Wilson Pace, MD

  • DARTNet Institute
Pace

Phil Coticelli

  • Executive Director, Alzheimer's Policy Working Group
Coticelli

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