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Generally, the majority of doctors who recognize and diagnose Lewy body dementia are neurologists–and specifically neurologists who specialize in dementia and movement disorders.  There are geriatricians and geriatric psychiatristswho can identify the disease as well.  We also list below Dermatologists, Internists, Ophthalmologists and Osteopathic Medicine.  PLEASE NOTE: Geriatric Psychiatrists are listed separately under Resources/Professionals.

Please note:

  • You may need a referral from a primary physician for some specialists.
  • In order to see a Geriatrician (vs. a neurologist), you generally need to be age 75 or over.
  • Some physicians may not have availability for a few months. We recommend you put your name on their wait list in case of a cancellation.  WE ARE IN THE PROCESS OF SPEAKING WITH  PHYSICIANS TO HELP ALLEVIATE LONG WAITS AND THE FRUSTRATION THAT GOES ALONG WITH THAT.

PALM BEACH COUNTY

James E. Galvin, MD, MPH, Professor of Neurology, Chief of Cognitive Disorder Services Palm Beach, and Director of the Comprehensive Center for Brain Health at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine’s Evelyn F. McKnight Brain Institute.  AN EXPERT IN LEWY BODY DEMENTIA  – 7700 W Camino Real, Suite 200, Boca Raton, FL 33431 – (561) 869-6808 –   healthybrain@miami.edu

Christian Johann Camargo, MD – Dr. is a neurologist who also works with the University of Miami but also sees patients in Boca Raton. –  Request an appointment (virtual possible too) at 305-243-3100 or online at https://doctors.umiamihealth.org/provider/Christian+Johann+Camargo/525145

 

Neurology  at Marcus Neuroscience Institute –   561 955 4600 – The Marcus Neuroscience Institute provides specialized treatment and care for a complete spectrum of neurological conditions. On this website is a list of their clinical programs, highlighting the conditions treated within:  https://www.brrh.com/Services/Marcus-Neuroscience-Institute/Clinical-Services.aspx

Geriatricians

David Irwin Levenson MD, 7301 W Palmetto Park Rd, Boca Del Mar, (561) 391-4441

Alan Katz MD, 9960 N Central Park Blvd, Mission Bay, (561) 353-1225

Susan Patrick Rodell MD, 801 8th St, Boca Raton, (561) 750-3520

Felice Levine MD, 1905 Clint Moore Rd, Boca Raton, (561) 997-2554

Leor Skoczylas, MD, 16244 S Military Trail, Delray,  561 637 6336

Arthur C Bautista MD, 2261 NE 36th Ct, Lighthouse Point, (954) 786-9552

Luis Antonio Bobeica MD, 15200 Jog Rd, Boca Raton, (561) 404-1022

Jack a Kravitz MD, 2825 N State Rd 7, Margate, (954) 977-4101

Jose Luis Conde MD, 13098 Jog Rd, Boca Raton, (561) 496-2200

Ernesto Fidel Porras Polo MD, 12700 S Military Trl, Delray Beach, (561) 865-5151

Dermatologists

Dr. Eli Cohen 561 495 1337

Internists

Consierge practice – Dr. Aaron Klein 561 997 8484

Ophthalmologists

Retina Center of South Florida- Dr. Raden 561 499 8830

Palm Beach Eye Center- Dr Judah Beck 561 865 7290

Osteopathic Medicine

Ethan Ben Kass DO, 5491 N University Dr, Coral Springs,  (954) 796-5010

HOUSE CALLS

Mobile Medical Associates:  772-221-7620 – https://www.housecallsmma.com/

 

FORT MEYERS

Frank Melo, MD, neurologist – Neuropsychiatric Research Center of Southwest Florida (NPRC) and private practice at Neurology Relief (www.neurologyrelief.com) 3033 Winkler Ave. Suite 200, Fort Myers, FL 33916, PHONE: (239) 277-0200

 

GAINSEVILLE

UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA

This Research Center of Excellence is part of the UF Center for Movement Disorders and Neurorestoration. The Center currently employs 10 movement disorders specialists, 2 behavioral neurologists, and 3 advanced practice providers, all of whom care for persons with Lewy body disorders and their families. Dr.  Melissa Armstrong runs an LBD-specific clinic weekly. In addition to physician appointments, patients receive on-site specialty-trained physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech and language therapy (including barium swallow evaluations), usually on the same day as their physician visits. The Center has an on-site clinical case manager for social work needs. Neuropsychological testing is available at the Center and nearby at the UF Health Shands Hospital location. Psychiatric care is provided one day a week on site and also through an off-site UF psychiatry partner.

Phone number: 352-294-5400 – Melissa Arstrong MD, MSc – Website: Fixel Center for Neurological Diseases at UF Health

 

JACKSONVILLE

MAYO CLINIC 

This Research Center of Excellence is a component of the Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center (ADRC) located within the Department of Neurology.  On the Mayo Clinic campus in Florida there are currently 25 neurologists, 4 Fellows and 14 residents in the Department of Neurology. Department dedicated space includes both shared and private offices for physicians, examination rooms for patient care, two procedure rooms , dedicated work and collaborative space for residents and fellows and space for clinical research activities such as consenting, neuropsychological assessments and patient education/counseling. Counselling for patients and their families is provided and those affected by LBD are provided crucial information on this disease. Once a month, they provide a caregiver education and support group program.

Phone number: 904-953-7103 – Dr. Neill Graff-Radford MBBCh, FRCP (UK) –  Website: Memory Disorder Clinic

SARASOTA

Memory Disorder Clinic at Sarasota Memorial Hospital
1515 S Osprey Ave Suite A-1, Sarasota, FL 34239  –  941-917-7197

 

 

Information on this website and on our Helpline is provided as a resource for LBD caregivers, but it is not intended as an endorsement of any one product or provider, medication or medical procedure, and is not meant as a substitute for any medical or other professional advice.

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Disclaimer: The information on this website and on our Helpline is provided as a resource for LBD caregivers, but it is not intended as an endorsement of any one product or provider, medication or medical procedure, and is not meant as a substitute for any medical or other professional advice.