Centers & Clinics

Our collaborative team brings decades of experience in diagnosing and treating these complex conditions. We have played a pivotal role in clinical trials that led to the approval of several groundbreaking therapies and continue to lead research efforts aimed at finding cures.

The WashU Medicine Leukodystrophy & Neurometabolic Care Center is dedicated to caring for children and families affected by leukodystrophies and other neurometabolic conditions. Our mission is to improve the health and quality of life for every child we see through compassionate, comprehensive and proactive support.

We are a multidisciplinary center staffed by movement disorder specialists, including adult and child neurologists, a neuropsychiatrist, research nurses, occupational/physical therapists, clinical and research fellows. We diagnose and treat persons with a variety of movement-related disorders. To assist our patient population, laboratory testing and radiology services are available within the same complex.

Research indicates that children who survive serious illnesses may experience delays or changes in their learning skills, memory, and behavior, and may need time to recover strength, coordination, and organ function. Treatments such as physical therapy, mental health support, and school modifications can aid in their recovery. The St. Louis Children’s Hospital Neurocritical Care Follow-up Program (NCFP) is one of the few nationwide programs focused on assisting children and families to resume normal routines, ensuring the best possible recovery after critical illness.

Here at the Washington University Neurofibromatosis (NF) Center, we facilitate collaborations between clinicians and scientists that aim to accelerate the pace of scientific discovery and its application to the care of people with NF

The Neurofibromatosis (NF) Clinical Program is dedicated to providing exceptional care to individuals with NF through groundbreaking research. We strive to change the standard of care for people with NF by seamlessly integrating research into our clinical practice.

A multidisciplinary concierge clinic offering the highest level of care for children and young adults with complex, treatment resistant epilepsy.

One of the largest, dedicated multidisciplinary sleep centers in the nation, our Sleep Medicine Center is nationally accredited and staffed by first-class providers involved in both patient care and cutting-edge research.

Tuberous sclerosis complex (TSC) is a genetic disease that causes tumors and symptoms in multiple organs of the body including the brain, skin, eyes, kidneys, heart and lungs. The Washington University Tuberous Sclerosis Center of Missouri is one of about a dozen TSC Centers of Excellence recognized by the TSC Alliance and provides comprehensive, multidisciplinary care for children and adults with TSC, while conducting cutting-edge research to better understand and develop new treatments for this disease.