Huntington's Disease Society of America

HDSA Center of Excellence at Duke University Medical Center 932 Morreene Road Durham, North Carolina 27705 Director: Burton Scott, PhD, MD Neurologist & Movement Disorders Specialist: Kathryn Moore, MD Phone number to make appointments: +1 919-681-0707 Center Coordinator and Social Worker: Anne Kosem, MSW, LCSW Email: anne.kosem@duke.edu Phone: +1 919-681-2656 Social Worker: Aaron Foster-Coakley, MSW, LCSWA

HDSA Center of Excellence at Henry Ford Health System 6777 W. Maple Road, West Bloomfield, MI 4832 HD Clinic Coordinator: Julie Brodeur, RN Please fax referral to 248-325-3125 for appointments Phone Number: 248-325-0503

HDSA Center of Excellence at University of California, San Diego UCSD Neurosciences Institute 4510 Executive Drive (Suite 325) La Jolla, CA 92121 Director: Jody Corey-Bloom, MD, PhD Co-Director: Phone number to make appointments: +1 858-249-0569 Clinic Research Coordinator: Alexander Scott UCSD HD Clinical Research Center East Campus Office Building (ECOB) 9444 Medical

The HDSA Center of Excellence at the University of Colorado offers movement disorder care and social work support.

Dr. Zachariah McLean’s Huntington’s disease research began with sheep and explores why the disease progresses differently in individuals.

Paul Dennis leads a dance-based intervention study for Huntington’s disease to assess its impact on daily functioning.

Xiangrui Zeng integrates clinical MRI and ultra-high-resolution brain imaging to model layer-by-layer damage in Huntington’s disease.

Dr. Zachariah McLean develops a cell model to study Huntington’s disease progression and tests genetic modifiers in the brain.

HDSA awards honor individuals and groups for contributions to the Huntington’s disease community at its annual convention.

HDSA recognizes chapters and affiliates for achievements in education, fundraising, advocacy, and community engagement.

Thank you for your interest in volunteer opportunities with HDSA. Volunteers are the heart of Huntington’s Disease Society of America, fulfilling our mission- To improve the lives of everyone affected by Huntington’s disease and their families. With over 50+ volunteer led Chapters and Affiliates across the country our volunteers are providing support and

Amy Watkin leads the Northern Plains Chapter of HDSA, partnering with a local Center of Excellence to expand support.

To contact any member of the HDSA Board of Trustees please send an email to trustees@hdsa.org

Reagan Sellers became president of the HDSA Tennessee Chapter after caring for her aunt with Huntington’s disease.

The goal of this 3-year grant program is to develop the next generation of passionate and innovative HD scientists via innovative lines of scientific inquiry.

The HDSA Center of Excellence at UCLA provides neurological services, including appointments and social work support.

Please visit: https://hdsa.charitytracker.net/kiosk/ to submit a contact form.

The HDSA Helpline provides guidance on Huntington’s disease to affected individuals, families, and healthcare professionals.

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Corporate support for HDSA includes sponsorships, grants, and volunteerism to advance its mission.