Neurology

Our Neurology service focuses on evaluating and managing conditions that affect the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves. Patients often seek neurological care after experiencing numbness, tingling, weakness, chronic headaches, balance difficulties, or changes in coordination and movement. A thorough neurological evaluation helps identify the underlying cause of these symptoms and guides an appropriate course of care.

Diagnostic Support

Advanced Neurodiagnostics — EEG, EMG/NCS, and Evoked Potentials testing help pinpoint nerve and brain activity abnormalities to support an accurate diagnosis.
MRI & X-Ray — On-site imaging provides additional detail when structural issues are suspected alongside neurological symptoms.

Conditions Commonly Addressed

Nerve-related pain — Including tingling, burning, or shooting sensations linked to nerve irritation or compression.
Balance and coordination changes — Often connected to neurological or vestibular dysfunction.
Chronic headaches — Evaluated to rule out underlying neurological contributors.

Coordinated Care

When a neurological condition also affects strength, movement, or daily function, our Neurological Rehabilitation service can work alongside diagnostic findings to support a coordinated plan of care. This approach allows diagnosis and rehabilitation to be closely aligned, helping ensure that treatment reflects a full picture of each patient's neurological health.

This content is for general information only and isn't medical advice. Talk with a qualified provider about your own situation. If you have a medical emergency, call 911.