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Geriatric and Palliative Medicine

Medical College of Wisconsin Geriatric Memory Disorders and Primary Care Clinic

The Geriatrics Ambulatory Team works closely with Geriatrics Memory Care and Primary Care Patients and their families regarding symptom management and future planning especially for concerns such as memory enhancement, behavior management, living arrangements, and community services.

Meet Our Team

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Angela K. Beckert, MD

Associate Professor

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Cara C. O'Brien, MD

Assistant Professor

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Evan Henricks, MD

Assistant Professor

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Will Lyon, MD

Assistant Professor

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Kathleen B. Sawasky, MD

Assistant Professor

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Ellen Schmitt, MD

Assistant Professor

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Brittany A. Fasse, APNP

Nurse Practitioner

Geriatrics Memory Disorder Patients

Geriatrics Memory Disorder Patients will receive comprehensive care through the stages of their memory disorder, beginning with an initial cognitive evaluation to determine or confirm a diagnosis, which includes:

  • Comprehensive medical history
  • Physical exam
  • Labs and imaging
  • Memory testing

Geriatrics Primary Care Patients

Geriatrics Primary Care Patients will receive comprehensive care in a unique primary care setting in order to optimize overall health and enhance quality of life in patients with symptoms such as:

  • Chronic illnesses
  • Cognitive decline
  • Frailty

Contact Us

Geriatric and Palliative Medicine
Administrative Offices
Department of Medicine
8701 W. Wisconsin Ave.
Milwaukee, WI 53226
(414) 955-0728 (main line)
(414) 955-0096 (fax)
Geriatrics Clinic
Specialty Clinics Building, 4th Floor
Froedtert Hospital Campus
8850 William Coffey Dr.
Milwaukee, WI 53226
(414) 805-6850
(414) 805-6864 (fax)

 

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