Kelly L. Andrzejewski DO, PhD

Kelly Andrzejewski

Kelly L. Andrzejewski
DO, PhD

Clinical Assistant Professor

Department of Neurology

Jacobs School of Medicine & Biomedical Sciences


Specialty/Research Focus

Movement Disorders

Contact Information
Department of Neurology
5851 Main Street
Williamsville, New York 14221
Phone: 716-932-6080
Fax: (716) 8293010
klandrze@buffalo.edu


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Professional Summary:

I am a neurologist with special training in the treatment of movement disorders. In an outpatient setting, I care for patients with Parkinson’s disease, Huntington’s disease (HD), generalized and focal dystonia, essential tremor, Tourette’s syndrome, tardive dyskinesia, progressive supranuclear palsy, multiple systems atrophy, ataxias, and other movement disorders. I perform botulinum toxin injections for dystonia, blepharospasm and sialorrhea. I also care for patients with neurological disorders when they have been admitted to Buffalo General Medical Center (BGMC).

I am the Director of the Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) program at the University at Buffalo. I evaluate patients to determine if DBS surgery will help alleviate their neurological symptoms; if it will, I perform intraoperative electrophysiology monitoring during DBS lead placement. I also program patients’ neurostimulator system following DBS surgery. I collaborate closely with my neurosurgical colleagues from UBMD Neurosurgery and DBS team members to provide an integrated treatment plan for each of my patients.

I am the Director of the University at Buffalo Huntington Disease Society of America (HDSA) Center of Excellence that provides full care for individuals with HD. HD is a dominantly inherited genetic disease: each child of a parent with HD has a 50 percent chance of inheriting the disease from their affected parent. Our HDSA Center of Excellence ensures that patients receive a team- and family-centered approach to their care—i.e., in addition to the medical care patients receive from me, they and their families receive support from a social worker and a genetic counselor. We also offer counseling and genetic testing for individuals that are at risk of having HD. To set up an appointment in the University at Buffalo Huntington‘s Disease Clinic or learn more information about predictive testing for individuals at risk for HD please contact our scheduler at 716-932-6080.

I also teach residents and medical students in clinic and on the general neurology service at BGMC.

Education and Training:

  • Fellowship, University of Rochester (2016)
  • Residency, University Hospitals Case Medical Center (2014)
  • Internship, University Hospitals Case Medical Center (2011)
  • DO, Michigan State University (2010)
  • PhD, Michigan State University (2008)
  • BS, Canisius College (2002)


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Contact Information

Department of Neurology
5851 Main Street
Williamsville, New York 14221
Phone: 716-932-6080
Fax: (716) 8293010
klandrze@buffalo.edu

This faculty member is affiliated with UBMD, practicing physicians who are also professors in the Jacobs School.

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