Neurologic Care
Advanced diagnostics and treatment options
Proper care for headaches requires a doctor who’s experienced in treating them.
Alzheimer’s disease affects people’s memory, thinking, and behavior, and it often progresses to the point where it affects their daily activities and functions.
In our everyday lives, we all need to concentrate—to avoid traffic accidents, to get the job finished, to remember important information.
The physician team has a wealth of knowledge and experience in treating a wide range of neurological conditions—from chronic headaches and sleep disorders to stroke, seizures, multiple sclerosis, and other disorders of the brain, spine and nervous system. The neurology care team includes neurologists, neurosurgeons and other healthcare specialists and professionals.
Andrew Graber, MD
Jennifer Matos-Rodriguez, MD
Juan Ros-Escalante, MD
Maria Vivino, MD
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Genes Might Be Key to Parkinson's Spread
Certain variants were related to faster progression of movement disorder
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Response to First Treatment May Predict Epilepsy's Course
About half of patients are seizure-free after first medication, study finds
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Depression in Mid-Life Linked to Higher Odds for Later Dementia
Risks were greatest for those whose depression stretched from middle- to old age, study found
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Antipsychotics Do Help Many With Schizophrenia, Study Finds
More than 50 years of data shows the drugs cut relapse rates, although side effects common
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Teen Impulsiveness Has Different Sources in ADHD, Substance Use
Imaging study finds brain networks causing behavior aren't the same
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'Ice Cream Headaches' Might Offer Clues to Migraines
Cold-induced 'brain freeze' seems linked to expansion of a key brain artery, small study finds
Neurological conditions are concerned with diseases, injuries, and disorders of the brain, nerves, and spinal cord.
There are many nervous system disorders that require clinical care by a physician or other healthcare professional.
A complete and thorough evaluation of a person's nervous system is important if there is any reason to think there may be an underlying problem.
Neurological rehabilitation can often improve function, reduce symptoms, and improve the well-being of the patient.
Neurological surgery, also called neurosurgery, is the branch of medicine that provides both operative and nonoperative management of disorders that affect the central and peripheral nervous systems.
Wuesthoff Health System delivers a full spectrum of care for a variety of brain, spinal cord and nervous system conditions, such as neurodegenerative diseases, Alzheimer’s and dementia, and seizure disorders. This comprehensive neurological care includes robust diagnostic tools and capabilities, advanced treatment and management protocols, and the latest rehabilitation and recovery services.
