Neurology & Brain Health.
Brain and nervous system expertise for diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing neurological care.
Understanding Neurology
Neurology focuses on conditions affecting the brain, spinal cord, nerves, and muscles. Our services help identify the cause of neurological symptoms, establish a diagnosis, and provide treatment or ongoing management.
From headaches and movement disorders to seizures and nerve-related issues, concerns can vary widely. Evaluation starts with understanding symptoms, medical history, and neurological function before determining the next steps.
Conditions We Evaluate
Neurological Evaluation
Assessment of symptoms, reflexes, movement, sensation, coordination, memory, and other aspects of nervous-system function.
Headache & Migraine Evaluation
Assessment of recurring headaches and migraine symptoms to identify patterns, contributing factors, and appropriate treatment options.
Seizure & Epilepsy Evaluation
Clinical assessment of seizures and related neurological symptoms, with diagnostic testing when appropriate.
Movement Disorder Assessment
Evaluation of tremors, stiffness, slowed movement, involuntary movements, and other changes affecting mobility and coordination.
Memory & Cognitive Assessment
Evaluation of memory changes, concentration difficulties, cognitive symptoms, and concerns related to neurological conditions.
Nerve & Muscle Evaluation
Assessment of weakness, numbness, tingling, muscle symptoms, and other signs involving peripheral nerves or muscles.
Diagnostic Testing
When additional testing is needed, neurological evaluation may include:
Electroencephalography (EEG)
Electromyography (EMG)
Nerve conduction studies
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
Computed tomography (CT)
Laboratory testing
Cognitive and neurological assessments
When To See A Neurologist
Neurological evaluation may be appropriate for symptoms such as:
Persistent or recurring headaches
Unexplained dizziness or balance problems
Seizures or episodes of altered awareness
Numbness or tingling
Muscle weakness
Tremors or involuntary movements
Changes in memory or thinking
Problems with coordination
Changes in speech or movement
Symptoms following neurological event such as stroke
How Neurological Evaluation Works
01 - Initial Assessment
A neurologist reviews symptoms, medical history, medications, and relevant previous test results.
02 - Neurological Examination
The examination may assess strength, reflexes, sensation, coordination, balance, movement, speech, memory, and other neurological functions.
03 - Diagnostic Testing
When clinically indicated, imaging, EEG, EMG, laboratory tests, or other assessments may be recommended.
04 - Diagnosis & Treatment Plan
Findings are reviewed to determine the likely condition and appropriate treatment or management approach.
05 - Ongoing Management
Findings are reviewed to determine the likely condition and appropriate treatment or management approach.
Why Neurological Care
Requires Follow-Up
Brain and nerve conditions can change over time. Regular visits help track symptoms, adjust treatments, and keep your care plan on course.
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