Neurology Subspecialty Clinics

Personalized care for specific neurological conditions.

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East Alabama Health offers dedicated neurology subspecialty clinics for patients who need treatment for conditions such as stroke, epilepsy, memory loss, multiple sclerosis or chronic headaches. These clinics are offered by neurologists at the Neurology Center of East Alabama.

To ensure you receive the most comprehensive care possible, our physicians collaborate and bring a multidisciplinary approach to every patient’s needs.

Our neurology subspecialty clinics

Stroke & TIA Clinic: Follow-up care and prevention-focused support for patients who have experienced a stroke or TIA.
Epilepsy Clinic: Diagnosis, medication management and ongoing care for patients with seizures or epilepsy.
Dementia & Memory Clinic: Evaluation and care planning for memory loss, cognitive changes and related conditions.
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Clinic: Ongoing care for patients with MS, including symptom management and treatment monitoring.
Headache Clinic: Care for chronic headache, migraine and related neurological symptoms.
Concussion Clinic: Evaluation of patients with concussions and post-concussive symptoms, with a focus on symptom management, recovery and a safe return to activities or sport.

What is a neurology subspecialty clinic?

A neurology subspecialty clinic is a clinic focused on treating one type of neurological condition, such as stroke, epilepsy, memory loss or multiple sclerosis.

At these clinics, you see a provider with advanced experience in that specific condition. This helps ensure your care is focused, informed and tailored to your unique needs.

Providers who specialize in treating your condition

Each clinic is led by a board-certified neurologist who focuses on the condition treated in that clinic. Your symptoms and health history are also reviewed by a broader care team. Together, they look for other possible neurological concerns, discuss treatment options and build a care plan based on your needs.

Receiving treatment at our specialty clinics

Patients are typically referred to one of our neurology subspecialty clinics by a primary care provider, emergency department physician or another specialist.

If you think specialty neurology care may be right for you, talk with your provider about whether a referral is needed.

Do I need a referral?

Yes, most patients will need a referral to visit a subspecialty clinic at the Neurology Center of East Alabama.

Who can refer me to a subspecialty clinic?

A referral for neurology care is typically given by your primary care provider, an emergency medicine physician or another specialist.

Can I contact the Neurology Center of East Alabama with questions?

Yes, patients can contact the Neurology Center of East Alabama for questions about receiving treatment at a subspecialty clinic. Our team can help answer questions you may have about referrals, treatment options or seeking a second opinion.

Where are the subspecialty clinics offered?

All subspecialty clinics are offered at the Neurology Center of East Alabama located in Auburn.