Every study from every clinic on the network — one place, one application.

Forgetting a name is normal; wondering whether it is more than that is what brings people here. Memory and brain health research follows thinking and memory over time through conversation and simple memory questions, with a partner who knows the person welcome at every visit.

Depression and anxiety are followed here the way they are lived: week by week, in conversation. Mood and mental health research tracks how people feel over months, and the person's own therapist, doctor and medicines stay in place unless a full conversation says otherwise.

A rising feeling in the stomach, a strange smell, a hand that jerks, minutes that go missing: focal seizures start in one part of the brain. Focal epilepsy research keeps a careful count of them over months, and a person's neurologist and seizure medicines stay as they are unless a full conversation says otherwise.

Myasthenia gravis is strength that drains with use: an eyelid that droops by evening, a smile that fades, chewing that tires. Research here measures that strength at each visit and follows how daily tasks go over months, with a person's neurologist and current treatment kept in place unless a full conversation says otherwise.

Absence spells, morning jerks, tonic-clonic seizures: generalized epilepsy starts across both sides of the brain at once. Research here counts seizures and their triggers over months, and a person's neurologist and current medicines stay exactly where they are until a full conversation says otherwise.