NeuroHealth Services specializes in Functional Neurology.
Movement disorders, chronic pain, and dizziness are just a few of the conditions that may be the result of underlying neurological dysfunction. Too often, doctors prescribe medication or surgery to treat symptoms, without investigating what’s causing those symptoms. At NeuroHealth Services, we use a different approach: functional neurology.
What is Functional Neurology?
Functional neurology is the practice of evaluating the nervous system, and assessing how well the brain communicates with other systems in the body, to determine why patients are experiencing specific symptoms. We use a variety of non-invasive tests and equipment to evaluate the functionality of the endocrine, immune, nervous, and musculoskeletal systems. For patients who have difficulty with balance and mobility, or chronic pain, we also conduct a thorough analysis of posture and movement.
Developing a Treatment Plan
The body is essentially a machine, with millions of parts that work in harmony. Any disruption in that harmony can cause a wide range of unwelcome consequences. Our goal is to pinpoint functional irregularities in the body, so we can create individualized treatment plans that give patients relief.
We may recommend a mix of rehabilitative therapies, including but not limited to:
What is Functional Neurology?
Functional neurology is the practice of evaluating the nervous system, and assessing how well the brain communicates with other systems in the body, to determine why patients are experiencing specific symptoms. We use a variety of non-invasive tests and equipment to evaluate the functionality of the endocrine, immune, nervous, and musculoskeletal systems. For patients who have difficulty with balance and mobility, or chronic pain, we also conduct a thorough analysis of posture and movement.
Developing a Treatment Plan
The body is essentially a machine, with millions of parts that work in harmony. Any disruption in that harmony can cause a wide range of unwelcome consequences. Our goal is to pinpoint functional irregularities in the body, so we can create individualized treatment plans that give patients relief.
We may recommend a mix of rehabilitative therapies, including but not limited to:
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Is Functional Neurology for You?
People unfamiliar with functional neurology may wonder if it could be helpful for them. With few exceptions, we believe most people could benefit from seeing a functional neurologist. Our patients have included people with:
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If you’re looking for a real solution – one that treats you, not just your symptoms – we encourage you to contact us today.
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NeuroHealth Services
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