FEATURE
Memory Center named in
honor of AT&T
B
aylor Health Care
System Foundation is
pleased to announce that the
Baylor Memory Center has
been named in honor of AT&T. Their
lead gift was the catalyst for the most
recent expansion of Baylor’s dementia
and Alzheimer’s services.
The Baylor AT&T Memory Center
opened in renovated and expanded
space in August. It offers additional
diagnostic and treatment options along
with enhanced programs and
services for patients and
families challenged with
a diagnosis of dementia,
including Alzheimer’s
disease.
In addition to the lead
gift from AT&T, additional support for the new
Baylor AT&T Memory Center
includes grants from Denny Alberts
and Cynthia Comparin, Hal and
Diane Brierley, Donor-advised fund
at the Communities Foundation of
Texas supported by Anne and Harris
Clark and The David B. Miller Family
Foundation. These gifts total nearly $3
million toward the Foundation’s $10
million fundraising goal.
More than 5 million people in the
United States have Alzheimer’s disease.
Few programs in the country offer
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patients faced with this diagnosis the
type of focused, comprehensive services
made available at the Memory Center.
“This enhanced program will help
patients get acce