Rating 4.8 out of 5
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Rhonna Shatz, DO
Associate Professor of Neurology
Specialties
Neurology, Neuroscience, Memory Disorders, Alzheimer's Disease, Cognitive Disorders
Department
Neurology & Rehabilitation Medicine
UC Health Affiliations
Memory Disorders Center, University of Cincinnati Gardner Neuroscience Institute, Best Doctors and Top Doctors
Rhonna Shatz is the Medical Director of the Memory Disorders Center and the Bob and Sandy Heimann Chair in Research and Education of Alzheimer’s Disease. She is a UCNS-certified (United Council for Neurologic Subspecialties) behavioral neurologist who came to Cincinnati after 25 years at Henry Ford Health Systems in Detroit, where she was the Clayton Alandt Chair of Behavioral Neurology.
She has received numerous Alzheimer’s Association awards for service and innovation, Best Teacher awards from residents and medical students, and was designated a “Best Doctor” and a “Top Doc” in Hour Detroit for her last 14 years in that city. As a 23-year volunteer and member of the Greater Michigan Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association, she served as Chair of the Medical and Scientific Advisory Committee, Chair of the Executive Board, and lectured to both professional and patient/caregiver support groups.
Dr. Shatz is dedicated to the expansion of Alzheimer’s Association expert services and support for everyone with a diagnosis of dementia. She helped initiate a special memory clinic-Alzheimer’s Association collaborative in Detroit, where Alzheimer’s Association social workers work alongside physicians, nurse practitioners and caregivers to evaluate and treat patients. With the aid of an Always Events® Challenge grant, she initiated the first step in her goal to enable healthcare systems to focus on long-term brain health and the prevention of dementia – incorporating regular cognitive assessments and dementia risk factor control as part of routine primary care.
Her prior NIH-funded research includes an investigation of the genetic and vascular factors underlying the risk for Alzheimer’s disease and dementia in African-Americans, as well as numerous clinical drug trials. Dr. Shatz’ current research centers on inflammatory mechanisms in dementia and the creation of population-based brain health initiatives.
Dedicated to training and inspiring the next generation of students to grow up to become behavioral neurologists, Dr. Shatz teaches as a University of Cincinnati Professor and oversees the UCNS-certified Behavioral Neurology Fellowship.
She has received numerous Alzheimer’s Association awards for service and innovation, Best Teacher awards from residents and medical students, and was designated a “Best Doctor” and a “Top Doc” in Hour Detroit for her last 14 years in that city. As a 23-year volunteer and member of the Greater Michigan Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association, she served as Chair of the Medical and Scientific Advisory Committee, Chair of the Executive Board, and lectured to both professional and patient/caregiver support groups.
Dr. Shatz is dedicated to the expansion of Alzheimer’s Association expert services and support for everyone with a diagnosis of dementia. She helped initiate a special memory clinic-Alzheimer’s Association collaborative in Detroit, where Alzheimer’s Association social workers work alongside physicians, nurse practitioners and caregivers to evaluate and treat patients. With the aid of an Always Events® Challenge grant, she initiated the first step in her goal to enable healthcare systems to focus on long-term brain health and the prevention of dementia – incorporating regular cognitive assessments and dementia risk factor control as part of routine primary care.
Her prior NIH-funded research includes an investigation of the genetic and vascular factors underlying the risk for Alzheimer’s disease and dementia in African-Americans, as well as numerous clinical drug trials. Dr. Shatz’ current research centers on inflammatory mechanisms in dementia and the creation of population-based brain health initiatives.
Dedicated to training and inspiring the next generation of students to grow up to become behavioral neurologists, Dr. Shatz teaches as a University of Cincinnati Professor and oversees the UCNS-certified Behavioral Neurology Fellowship.
West Chester
UC Health Physicians Office North (West Chester)
7690 Discovery Drive
Suite 3500
West Chester, Ohio 45069
Phone: (513) 475-8730
Fax: (513) 475-8273
Map and Directions
Medical School
- Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine - East Lansing, MI
Residency
- Henry Ford Hospital - Detroit, MI (Neurology - Chief Resident)
Fellowship
- Henry Ford Hospital - Detroit, MI (Behavioral Neurology)
- St. Joseph Hospital - London Ontario, Canada
Internship
- Botsford General Hospital - Farmington Hills, MI
Board Certifications
Neurology - 1990Behavioral Neurology - 2012
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Specialties
Neurology, Neuroscience, Memory Disorders, Alzheimer's Disease, Cognitive Disorders
Department
Neurology & Rehabilitation Medicine
UC Health Affiliations
Memory Disorders Center, University of Cincinnati Gardner Neuroscience Institute, Best Doctors and Top Doctors
Rhonna Shatz is the Medical Director of the Memory Disorders Center and the Bob and Sandy Heimann Chair in Research and Education of Alzheimer’s Disease. She is a UCNS-certified (United Council for Neurologic Subspecialties) behavioral neurologist who came to Cincinnati after 25 years at Henry Ford Health Systems in Detroit, where she was the Clayton Alandt Chair of Behavioral Neurology.
She has received numerous Alzheimer’s Association awards for service and innovation, Best Teacher awards from residents and medical students, and was designated a “Best Doctor” and a “Top Doc” in Hour Detroit for her last 14 years in that city. As a 23-year volunteer and member of the Greater Michigan Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association, she served as Chair of the Medical and Scientific Advisory Committee, Chair of the Executive Board, and lectured to both professional and patient/caregiver support groups.
Dr. Shatz is dedicated to the expansion of Alzheimer’s Association expert services and support for everyone with a diagnosis of dementia. She helped initiate a special memory clinic-Alzheimer’s Association collaborative in Detroit, where Alzheimer’s Association social workers work alongside physicians, nurse practitioners and caregivers to evaluate and treat patients. With the aid of an Always Events® Challenge grant, she initiated the first step in her goal to enable healthcare systems to focus on long-term brain health and the prevention of dementia – incorporating regular cognitive assessments and dementia risk factor control as part of routine primary care.
Her prior NIH-funded research includes an investigation of the genetic and vascular factors underlying the risk for Alzheimer’s disease and dementia in African-Americans, as well as numerous clinical drug trials. Dr. Shatz’ current research centers on inflammatory mechanisms in dementia and the creation of population-based brain health initiatives.
Dedicated to training and inspiring the next generation of students to grow up to become behavioral neurologists, Dr. Shatz teaches as a University of Cincinnati Professor and oversees the UCNS-certified Behavioral Neurology Fellowship.
She has received numerous Alzheimer’s Association awards for service and innovation, Best Teacher awards from residents and medical students, and was designated a “Best Doctor” and a “Top Doc” in Hour Detroit for her last 14 years in that city. As a 23-year volunteer and member of the Greater Michigan Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association, she served as Chair of the Medical and Scientific Advisory Committee, Chair of the Executive Board, and lectured to both professional and patient/caregiver support groups.
Dr. Shatz is dedicated to the expansion of Alzheimer’s Association expert services and support for everyone with a diagnosis of dementia. She helped initiate a special memory clinic-Alzheimer’s Association collaborative in Detroit, where Alzheimer’s Association social workers work alongside physicians, nurse practitioners and caregivers to evaluate and treat patients. With the aid of an Always Events® Challenge grant, she initiated the first step in her goal to enable healthcare systems to focus on long-term brain health and the prevention of dementia – incorporating regular cognitive assessments and dementia risk factor control as part of routine primary care.
Her prior NIH-funded research includes an investigation of the genetic and vascular factors underlying the risk for Alzheimer’s disease and dementia in African-Americans, as well as numerous clinical drug trials. Dr. Shatz’ current research centers on inflammatory mechanisms in dementia and the creation of population-based brain health initiatives.
Dedicated to training and inspiring the next generation of students to grow up to become behavioral neurologists, Dr. Shatz teaches as a University of Cincinnati Professor and oversees the UCNS-certified Behavioral Neurology Fellowship.
West Chester
UC Health Physicians Office North (West Chester)
7690 Discovery Drive
Suite 3500
West Chester, Ohio 45069
Phone: (513) 475-8730
Fax: (513) 475-8273
Map and Directions
Medical School
- Michigan State University College of Osteopathic Medicine - East Lansing, MI
Residency
- Henry Ford Hospital - Detroit, MI (Neurology - Chief Resident)
Fellowship
- Henry Ford Hospital - Detroit, MI (Behavioral Neurology)
- St. Joseph Hospital - London Ontario, Canada
Internship
- Botsford General Hospital - Farmington Hills, MI
Board Certifications
Neurology - 1990Behavioral Neurology - 2012
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- "She listened to my concerns, and explained everything to me very clearly."
Mar 27, 2019 - "Dr Shatz took a lot of time and detail with me and explained things so that I could understand. I really appreciated that."
Mar 18, 2019 - "Dr Shatz is superior to any doctors I have seen throughout my life"
Feb 25, 2019 - "I recommended Dr. Shatz to a friend who now takes her mother to Dr. Shatz. She is just as pleased with her care as we are. After receiving care from several other neurologists, we believe Dr. Shatz is the best. Her care feels very personal, caring, and beneficial."
Feb 6, 2019 - "Great doctor."
Jan 23, 2019 - "Compassionate dr. & staff - Busy patient load - Not easy to change appts. - due to patient volume."
Jan 22, 2019 - "This visit was perfect. The receptionist kept us informed to the timing of our appointment. Doctor Shatz took the best of my concerns and took the time to listen, advise, and be totally focused on my situation. This was so relaxing and satisfying for our needs about my neurological health."
Jan 17, 2019 - "We have complete confidence in Dr. Schatz and feel fortunate to be in her care."
Jan 9, 2019 - "Dr. Shatz takes a great deal of time with you. She spends as much time as is needed to explain everything to you and answers all of your questions. She is a wonderful person."
Dec 18, 2018 - "Dr. Shatz, who came highly recommended, has certainly lived up to that reputation. Perhaps the best doctor I have ever had! She not only knows her specialty very well, but always takes the time to discuss any issues or questions that I have. Many doctors could learn from her about how to talk with their patients during a visit."
Dec 13, 2018
- "Very responsive to concerns and extremely thorough with assessment."
Nov 27, 2018 - "Very first visit. No history."
Nov 21, 2018 - "*Dr. Shatz is a very patient, knowledgeable."
Nov 17, 2018 - "Dr. Shatz is a very concerned and dedicated specialist and I feel lucky to be her patient."
Nov 7, 2018 - "exceptional physician"
Nov 4, 2018 - "I've only seen *Dr. Shatz once so far, but I feel that she can help me. She and her staff were very nice."
Nov 3, 2018 - "We were extremely impressed with Dr. Shatz. She pulled together so many aspects of my husband's condition and gave us hope and a solid plan."
Oct 28, 2018 - " Dr. Shatz was warm and a good listener, although I felt she minimized some of the symptoms I described to her."
Oct 9, 2018 - "Dr. Shatz was absolutely wonderful! Very caring and explained everything in detail!"
Sep 25, 2018 - "Dr Rhona Shatz is the single best provider I have ever encountered. I am the caregiver to her patient who has dementia. It is not possible to describe all of the reasons for my comment. Her knowledge, communication, efficiency, modesty, and team leadership are a few of her extraordinary skills."
Sep 25, 2018
- "Dr. Schatz is outstanding in her field. She has helped me tremendously. Highly recommend."
Sep 20, 2018 - "She gave us very good advice & what to do. Her associate called me back as soon as possible."
Aug 28, 2018 - "*Dr. Shatz is terrific!"
Aug 19, 2018 - "I have always been very happy with the care that Dr. Shatz has provided. She is a VERY busy physician yet she makes you feel that you are the only patient/concern she has, you never feel rushed or that you are a burden. UC should be very happy they have her as a provider."
Aug 14, 2018 - "Dr. Shatz was very effective with respect to including and interacting with both my wife and son and she encouraged and sought their input and perspective of my symptoms and overall mental acuity."
Aug 1, 2018 - "Dr Shatz spends a lot of time with me during my visit. She's very attentive, personable, and responsive. She is the best neurologist I've had, and I've had 3 others."
Aug 1, 2018 - "I went here because of her specialty for Alzheimer's disease - She is great."
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