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The USF Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Clinic in Tampa offers multidisciplinary treatment, supportive care, and information to help manage the effects of ALS on patients, their families, and caregivers. The ALS Clinic staff includes Neurologists, Care coordinators, Occupational & physical therapists, Speech pathologists, Dieticians, Respiratory therapists, Social workers, and Research coordinators. Pulmonologists, Gastroenterologists and Psychiatrists are also available for consultation. These devoted providers are all experienced in the care and treatment of ALS.
Patients, their families, and caregivers seen at the ALS Clinic have the opportunity to meet with all members of the ALS care team. The Department of Neurology's ALS Clinic is held on the USF Campus at the Carol & Frank Morsani Center located at 13330 USF Laurel Dr. Tampa, Fl 33612.
Tuan H. Vu, MD
Professor, Department of Neurology
Director, Neuromuscular Division, ALS Clinic & EMG Laboratory
Muscular Dystrophy Association
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Neurology Scheduling Line:
(813) 396-9478
Kayla Martinez
ALS Clinic Coordinator
Office: (813) 974-5921
Neurology Scheduling Line:
(813) 396-9478
Please disclose that your appointment request is related To the diagnosis of ALS for priority scheduling
The USF ALS Clinic has been funded by a generous donation from the Blume family who has played a pivotal part in generating momentum for the opening of our ALS Clinic in October of 2010. The ALS Clinic still needs ongoing financial support to fund the clinic staff and provide the highest quality of care and assistance we can offer our patients and their families. For information about how you can help support Neuromuscular research, please visit the USF Foundation website.
For more information on making a donation to the USF ALS Center please contact Jennifer Kuenning at (813)396-2523
The USF ALS clinic is now working diligently to become involved with various clinical trials researching treatments for ALS. We work closely with patients as possible trial candidates and strive to provide opportunities for interested patients to participate in research.
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