About | Geriatrics Center
Enriching lives through research
Michigan Medicine's Geriatrics Center seeks to increase the span of healthy, active life for older adults through interdisciplinary clinical care, education, research and community service.
Facilities
East Ann Arbor Health and Geriatrics Center
In 2007, the Geriatrics Center Clinics and Turner Geriatric Clinic opened in a new facility in northeast Ann Arbor. The East Ann Arbor Health and Geriatrics Center is conveniently located and easily accessible for our patients, offering ample parking with valet service. In addition to examination rooms and a reception area, the building houses administrative offices and classroom space for patient education. Adjacent to the clinics is the Ambulatory Surgery and Medical Procedures Center.
West Ann Arbor Health Center, Parkland Plaza
The West Ann Arbor Health Center, Parkland Plaza, at 380 Parkland Plaza, is easily accessible for our patients with handicap parking available.
Turner Senior Resource Center
The Turner Senior Resource Center houses the community outreach programs of the Geriatrics Center, Social Work and Community Programs. Located at 2401 Plymouth Road, the TSRC offers a range of social, educational, and support programs and services to older adults in the community. Among these are the Silver Club Memory Loss Programs and the offices of the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at the University of Michigan. Also housed in the TSRC is the U-M Housing Bureau for Seniors.
Mobility Research Center
Drawing on expertise from multiple disciplines, including geriatrics, mechanics, exercise physiology, nursing, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and neuropsychology, the Mobility Research Center investigates the mechanisms underlying mobility problems and develops interventions to address these issues. Patients from the Mobility Enhancement Clinic of the Geriatrics Center Clinics are often referred to the Mobility Research Center to participate in innovative interventions.
North Ingalls Building
The administrative and faculty offices of the Geriatrics Center and Institute of Gerontology are located on the newly renovated 9th floor suite of the NIB, including the office of the Director.
