Cognitive and Behavioral Neurology

Brighton - Clinton Crossings, Building D

Cognitive and Behavioral Neurology provides specialized care for people experiencing memory loss, difficulty communicating, or other cognitive concerns. Our team helps patients and families understand symptoms, receive an accurate diagnosis, and build a personalized care plan. As part of University of Rochester Medicine’s fully integrated academic health system, our providers combine advanced neurological expertise with compassionate, patient-centered care. We work closely with patients, caregivers, and referring providers to support long-term brain health and quality of life. 

Our team evaluates and treats conditions including: 

• Alzheimer’s disease
• Dementia and memory disorders
• Dementia with Lewy bodies
• Frontotemporal dementia
• Primary progressive aphasia
• Mild cognitive impairment
• Cognitive, behavioral, and personality changes related to Parkinson’s disease and other neurological conditions

Parking & Accessibility

Free parking is available at Clinton Crossings. Building D is accessible for patients with mobility needs. 

We offer comprehensive evaluation, diagnosis, treatment, and support for patients and families coping with memory and cognitive disorders. 

We provide thorough assessments to better understand changes in memory, thinking, language, behavior, and daily functioning. Services may include: 

• Neurological and neuropsychological evaluations 
• Cognitive testing and screening 
• Brain imaging and laboratory testing coordination 
• Diagnostic consultation for complex cases 
• Cognitive health strategies 
• Lifestyle recommendations to support brain health 
• Ongoing monitoring and follow-up care 
• Referrals to supportive therapies and community resources 

Our expert team includes specialists in cognitive and behavioral neurology, neuropsychology, and supportive care services. We will work with you to provide tailored treatment plans and resources for caregivers and families.

• Jared Hammond, Psy.D
• Amy Halpin, Ph.D.
• Melinda Patterson, Psy.D.
• Miriam Weber, Ph.D.

Patients may be asked to bring: 

• A current medication list 
• Prior imaging or testing results, if available 
• Insurance information 
• A family member or caregiver who can help discuss symptoms and medical history