Neurology
Telemedicine Neurology at Newman Regional Health brings expert brain and nerve care right to you—without the long drive.
What conditions can telemedicine neurology help with?
The telemedicine neurology team can evaluate and help manage many common brain and nerve problems, including:
- Epilepsy and seizures
- Headaches and migraines
- Stroke care and follow-up
- Neurodegenerative disorders (such as memory or movement problems that get worse over time)
- General neurology concerns
Other neurological issues that often work well with video visits include memory changes, balance problems, and follow-up care after a neurological event. Your careteam will decide if a telemedicine visit is the right fit for your needs.
How telemedicine neurology can help you
- Talk with a neurologist without traveling far
- Review your symptoms, medicines, and test results
- Get help adjusting treatments for better control of seizures or headaches
- Receive guidance on next steps, such as tests or local follow-up care
- Stay closer to family and support while getting expert advice
How a telemedicine visit works
You will use a specially equipped computer with the help of a nurse through a secure video conversation. The doctor will listen to your concerns, ask questions, and guide you through simple parts of a neurological exam that can be done on camera. The doctor may order tests that you can complete close to home. A family member or caregiver is welcome to join the visit to help share information.
If you need in-person care or further testing, the team at Newman Regional Health will help arrange it.
Telemedicine makes it easier for people in rural areas to see a neurologist. It saves travel time and helps you get care sooner. Studies show that virtual neurology visits can work as well as in-person visits for many follow-up and routine needs.
Telemedicine appointments are made by referral through your Newman Regional Health Primary Care Provider. Call Newman Regional Health Medical Partners at (620) 343-2376.
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How to get started with Neurology Care
Start your journey to better health by talking with your primary care doctor, who can provide a referral. Don’t have a primary provider yet? Choose one today and begin personalized care.
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