Pearl I. Barlow Center for Memory Evaluation & Treatment

Name: Pearl I. Barlow Center for Memory Evaluation & Treatment
Address: 145 East 32nd Street #2nd floor, New York, New York, 10016, United States
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New York New York, United States , New York , United States

3.4 on Google · 9 reviews

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About Pearl I. Barlow Center for Memory Evaluation & Treatment

The Pearl I. Barlow Center for Memory Evaluation and Treatment, part of NYU Langone, is located in New York City and focuses specifically on the diagnosis and treatment of memory disorders. Rather than offering residential assisted living or memory care housing, the center provides clinical evaluation services, helping patients and families identify the underlying causes of memory loss and access appropriate treatment and support. This makes it a resource best suited for families who are in the early stages of understanding a loved one's memory changes and need a thorough clinical assessment before deciding on next steps, including whether a residential memory care or assisted living community is needed. The center also offers support intended to help both patients and their families navigate the emotional and practical challenges that come with a memory disorder diagnosis. Families considering this center should reach out directly to learn more about scheduling an evaluation, what the assessment process involves, and how the support services are structured, since its role is diagnostic and supportive rather than residential.

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3.4

9 reviews

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KS a year ago

Unfortunately, even years later I have to agree with other posts. I can never get them on the phone. They don't return calls. When we went in for our appointment they literally just looked at us. No good morning, no can I help you. Why would you leave a person at a center for Alzheimer's to figure out how to check themselves in on a tablet. Our visit with the doctor was fine. The doctor did not rush us, spent time answering our questions but also did not have the best bedside manner. I am sure the center is very nice, with dedicated teams of providers but you don't get the full benefit when the doctors and front desk staff don't know how to communicate in a caring manner. To me, for a place that focuses on alzheimer's that needs to be a very high priority.
Diana Lugo-Martinez 3 years ago

Dr. Arjun Masurkar is amazing. He has been treating my father (who has early onset Alzheimer’s) since 2017. He was able to effectively diagnose my father, while ruling out other potential conditions. He offers support for the entire family - us as caregivers and my father through the trajectory of the disease. The front desk staff is also very kind, supportive and helpful. We are so grateful for this support team.

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Marylyn Guzman 4 years ago

I dont understand how a facility can "care" for dementia patients when you can't even get an appt let alone communicate with the doctor. Three emails, unanswered. Try to make an appt, have to wait almost 6 months. This is not how you care for people that have neurological issues. Time to move on.
Roberta Gelb 2 years ago

Communication is none existent. They do not answer the phone. They order tests - you would be better off with an individual, talented neurologist. No support for the caregivers. No help with finding support for day-to-day issues. They do answer in mychart. This could be easily replaced with an AI like ChatGBT.
Peter Cohn 7 years ago

My mom is 85 and was seeking treatment here. The wait for an appointment is 6 months or more. She had an appointment she had to cancel, and the next available after that was a further 6 months out, even for an established patient. What is the point of offering treatment on such an absurd and unhelpful basis?