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USC Vice President for Research Julius Fridriksson explains the inspiration behind
the Brain Health Network and why it’s needed in South Carolina.
USC Brain Health
As South Carolina’s flagship university, we are spearheading an unprecedented new
initiative to improve South Carolinians’ access to timely, quality memory care services.
For complete and detailed information on the USC Brain Health initiative, including
information for patients and caregivers, please visit us on our main page at USC Brain Health.
Our Mission
Our mission is to ensure statewide access to advanced, collaborative cognitive care,
and to provide community support throughout South Carolina.
Our Goals
- Giving patients and their caregivers access to care
- Providing support to patients, caregivers and primary care providers
- Innovating in diagnostics and treatment
Bringing Specialized Care to Underserved Areas
The University of South Carolina is proud to launch the Brain Health initiative to
enhance patient diagnosis and care, and improve access to brain health services. This
state-funded initiative will bring together eminent physicians and researchers to
solve cognitive health problems and reduce disparities in cognitive health care –
all for the betterment of South Carolina and beyond.
Through the network, we hope to increase provider and patient access to care in the
areas of dementia, Alzheimer’s and neurology. Having a supportive network within their
community offers life-changing peace of mind for patients and caregivers.
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