Tennessee Memory Disorders
FoundationOur mission is to provide support for comprehensive community care for those with cognitive disorders and neurodegenerative dementias and to mentor students and professionals to become future leaders in dementia care.
About our foundation
our history
In 2017, Dr. Monica K. Crane founded the Genesis Neuroscience Clinic to diagnose and treat memory disorders, and in 2020 the clinic became a board governed non-profit, now known as Tennessee Memory Disorders Foundation. Since opening, the clinic has treated over 9,000 patients, and it is set apart by its vision to address the dementia care crisis and provide hope to patients and their families through its progressive treatments and initiatives.
our initiatives
TMDF supports Health Initiatives and Educational Empowerment through: advancing early detection & precise diagnosis, leading regional clinical trials for Alzheimer’s and related diseases, driving statewide public health change, empowering future healthcare professionals, strengthening caregiver support and family resources, and providing hope and reducing stigma to the greater community.
Awards and Recognitions
2024 John J. Duncan Sr. Award for Senior Advocacy
Professional Award – Dr. Monica Crane
2022 Change Awards Nominee
Small Agency Leadership in Equity & Inclusion Award
“Thank you for being tireless! We recognize how much energy and time you invest in our community. Your work is vital to support individuals and families affected by Alzheimer’s and dementia. Your dedication to improving the lives of those impacted by these diseases is truly inspiring.” – Elder Law of East Tennessee