Clinical Care & Services
Science now proposes that aging may act as an important factor in nearly all diseases and health conditions. To explore this emerging field – known as geroscience – and provide individualized care for you and your loved ones, OU Health brings experts together at the Oklahoma Center for Geroscience and Healthy Brain Aging in Oklahoma City to conduct basic science and translational research that expands the bench-to-bedside connections between new discoveries and the care you receive as a patient.
Through better understanding of the aging process, diseases of aging, memory issues and age-related cognitive disorders, effects of aging on the brain and ways to support healthy aging, you benefit from improved care and treatment that helps maintain the best possible quality of life. Learn more about the Oklahoma Center for Geroscience and Healthy Brain Aging.
Annual funding support by NIA-NIH for geroscience emerging topics and early-career research in Oklahoma
National Institute on Aging-funded Nathan Shock Centers of Excellence
Oklahoma nursing homes taking part in ECHO training for COVID-19 care
Learning Opportunities for Individuals, Families, Communities and Health Professionals
Updates from OU Health Geroscience Center Research, Community and Healthcare Experts
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