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Centers of Excellence
Find the best possible and easily accessible multi-disciplinary clinical care near you.
What are the MSA Centers of Excellence?
The goal of the MSA Centers of Excellence program is to provide access to the best possible and easily accessible multi-disciplinary clinical care and supporting services for individuals affected by Multiple System Atrophy (MSA) and their families through a geographically diverse network of local and/or regional clinical centers.
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In an effort to coordinate care with both clinical and social services, the Centers of Excellence (COEs or Centers) will provide professional and lay education in the areas they serve, will be involved in and inform patients of MSA research, and collaborate with Mission MSA in its efforts to continually improve the lives of those affected by MSA.
CENTERS OF EXCELLENCE OBJECTIVES
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To establish a US standard for best practice of comprehensive, multi-disciplinary care, and to increase access to these necessary services for patients with MSA.
To designate and support institutions that excel with regard to knowledge and expertise with MSA patient and family care, establishment of a multi-disciplinary care team, education and outreach to their local community and allied health partners, and offer opportunities for participation in MSA clinical research.
To support Mission MSA in its mission to improve quality of life and bring hope to those affected by MSA through enhanced care, support, community, education, and research.
MSA CENTERS OF EXCELLENCE
(#) Centers near you:
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Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
185 Pilgrim Road
Boston, MA 02446
+1 (617) 632-8454
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Brigham and Women’s Hospital
60 Fenwood Rd, First Floor Neurosciences Center
Boston, MA 02115
+1 (617) 732-7432
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Massachusetts General Hospital
55 Fruit St., Wang Ambulatory Care Center - Suite 835
Boston, MA 02114
+1 (617) 726-3216
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Mayo Clinic
200 First Street SW
Rochester, MN 55905
+1 (507) 255-2511
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Medical University of South Carolina
135 Rutledge Ave. 6th Floor
Charleston, SC 29425
+1 (843) 792-3223
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NYU Dysautonomia Center – NYU Langone Health
530 First Ave., Suite 9Q
New York, NY 10016
+1 (212) 263-7225
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Parkinson’s and Movement Disorder Center, The Queen’s Medical Center
550 S. Beretania, Ste 503
Honolulu, HI 96813
+1 (808) 691-8866
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Rush University
1725 West Harrison, Suite 755
Chicago, IL 60612
+1 (312) 563-2900
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Stanford University
213 Quarry Road
Palo Alto, CA 94127
+1 (650) 723-6469
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UC San Diego Parkinson & Other Movement Disorders Center
4510 Executive Dr., Suite 325
San Diego, CA 92121
+1 (858) 657-8540
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University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
501 Jack Stephens Drive
Little Rock, AR 72205
+1 (501) 526-5443
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University of Florida
3009 SW Williston Rd
Gainesville, FL 32608
+1 (352) 294-5400
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University of Michigan
7500 Challis Road
Brighton, MI 48116
+1 (810) 263-4000
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
300 Meadowmont Village Circle
Chapel Hill, NC 27516
+1 (984) 974-4401
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University of Pennsylvania
330 S 9th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
+1 (215) 834-0171
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University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
3471 5th Ave., Kaufmann Building Suite 811
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
+1 (412) 692-4670
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UT Southwestern
5323 Harry Hines
Dallas, TX 75390
+1 (214) 645-8800
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Vanderbilt University Medical Center
2220 Pierce Ave., Ste B-1053
Nashville, TN 37232
+1 (615) 936-0060
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Virginia Commonwealth University
9105 Stony Point Drive
Richmond, VA 23235
+1 (804) 327-6523
