Conditions Treated

There are hundreds of different types of neurological conditions, many of which can be treated safely and effectively via telehealth. Our board-certified neurologists are here to help with conditions listed below as well as others. If you’ve never been diagnosed, we can help you too.

If you aren't sure whether we can treat a certain condition that is not listed here, feel free to ask us at support@neurahealth.co

Episodic Migraine

Migraine attacks that come and go. The most common subtype of migraine.

Chronic Migraine

Migraine that has become near daily. Most of the headaches may not even have features of migraine.

Vestibular Migraine

Migraine with associated vertigo-like symptoms. This is most commonly a subtype of chronic migraine.

Menstrual Migraine

A type of migraine experienced consistently around menstruation.

Post Concussive Migraine

Migraine that presents after head trauma. This is usually in concert with other post-concussive symptoms.

Chronic Tension Type Headache

Headaches without migraine features that can be near daily.

Episodic Tension Type Headache

The most common type of headache. What most people consider a “regular” headache.

CSF Leak (Intracranial Hypotension)

A condition of low spinal fluid pressure, usually leading to positional headache (worse when upright).

Intracranial Hypertension (IIH)

A condition of high spinal fluid pressure, usually leading to positional headache (worse when laying down) and with commonly with visual changes.

Episodic Cluster Headache

Severe one sided headache attacks that “cluster” over a 1-2 month period of time.

Chronic Cluster Headache

Severe one sided headache attacks that occur without a month of headache freedom

Hemicrania Continua

Continuous one sided headache pain with migraine-like exacerbations that responds to a specific medication.

Paroxysmal Hemicrania

Shorter lasting one sided headache attacks that only respond to a specific medication.

SUNCT

Extremely short lasting one sided attacks where the eye tears and turns red

SUNA

Extremely short lasting one sided attacks with other symptoms on the same side, including eyelid drooping, tearing, sinus congestion or runny nose

Cervicogenic Headache

Headache associated with neck pain - either with arthritis or muscle tension and spasm

Occipital Neuralgia

Reproducible pain in the back of the head in one or two specific areas. It can be due to chronic migraine, neck pain, or sometimes it can happen by itself.

Hypnic Headache

Headache that wakes you up at the same time of night. Also called “alarm call headache.”

Primary Sex Headache

A headache associated with sexual activity, either at orgasm or prior. This can occasionally be associated with vascular issues.

Cough Headache

Headache that worsens with coughing, sneezing or bearing down.

Exertional Headache

Headaches that worsen with exercise or other strenuous activities.

External Torsion Headache

Headaches associated with tight hairstyles

New Daily Persistent Headache

A headache condition that starts on a specific day and becomes daily and continuous. This can be more difficult to treat.

Trigeminal Neuralgia

The most common chronic cause of facial pain syndrome

Retinal Migraine

A type of migraine that can cause visual symptoms in a single eye

Hemiplegic Migraine

A rare subtype of migraine with aura, associated with one-sided motor weakness during the aura phase

And many more....

Our board-certified neurologists treat ALL HEADACHE DISORDERS and ALL MIGRAINE SUBTYPES - no matter how rare.

Insomnia

Inability to fall or stay asleep

Obstructive Sleep Apnea

Difficulty breathing during sleep

Parasomnias

Abnormal movements and activities during sleep, including night terrors, sleepwalking and more

Hypersomnias Including Narcolepsy

Falling asleep unintentionally

Restless Leg Syndrome

Urge to move the legs and feet when trying to fall asleep

Shift Work Sleep Disorder

Insomnia resulting from working night, early morning, or rotating shifts

Nonepileptic Seizures (NES)

Seizure-like attacks and symptoms not caused by electrical activity in the brain

Epilepsy

Episodes of abnormal electrical activity that cause loss of consciousness and unintentional movements.

Persistent Post-Concussive Symptoms

Symptoms (such as headache, dizziness, brain fog, etc.) that persist after a head trauma.

Acute Concussion (<30 days)

Treatment of concussion less than 30 days post-injury.

Subacute Concussion (1-3 months)

Treatment of concussion 1-3 months post-injury.

Post Traumatic Headache

Headache that persists due to head trauma. This is usually in concert with other post-concussive symptoms.

Post-Concussive Dizziness / Balance Issues

Dizziness and/or balance issues that persist due to head trauma. This is usually in concert with other post-concussive symptoms.

Return to Learn Evaluation

Evaluation of whether a patient is ready to return to school after a head trauma.

Return to Work Evaluation

Evaluation of whether a patient is ready to return to work after a head trauma.

Return to Play Evaluation

Evaluation of whether a patient is ready to return to playing sports after a head trauma.

Sports Baseline Evaluation

Neurological evaluation and clearance of athletes for readiness to participate in a sporting event.

TIA

An episode of stroke that lasts less than 24 hours with a normal MRI

Stroke

Recovery after a stroke - to avoid further vascular episodes and obtain appropriate therapies

Essential Tremor

Abnormal shaking movements of the limbs (typically genetic)

Tic

A sensation of an urge to repeat an activity

Cervical Dystonia

Neck pain due to a severe muscle spasm

Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI)

Changes in memory and thinking while still remaining independent. Focus is on slowing disease progression.

Mild Alzheimer's Disease

Patient has become less independent and may need help with some tasks. Focus is on addressing symptoms and slowing disease progression to maximize quality-of-life.

Moderate to Severe Alzheimer's Disease

Patient is becoming dependent on others to help with basic daily tasks and activities. Focus is on safety.

Dementia with Lewy Body Disease

A dementia syndrome with Parkinson's (including tremor, and/or stiffness).

Frontotemporal Dementia

Rare dementia syndrome with specific patterns on MRI. Patient can be disinhibited and may lose speech.

Vascular Cognitive Impairment

Cognitive impairment due to vascular diseases and stroke.

Post-Covid Neurological Symptoms

We treat post-covid neurological symptoms like cognitive impairment, disordered sleep, fatigue, memory loss, headache, dizziness, vertigo and more

Numbness / Tingling

We can help diagnose you when you experience this.

Pain

We can help diagnose you when you experience this.

Dizziness / Lightheadedness

We can help diagnose you when you experience this.

Balance Issues

We can help diagnose you when you experience this.

Vertigo

We can help diagnose you when you experience this.

Many more

We can help diagnose you when you experience this.

Our Medical Leadership Team

Thomas Berk, MD

Medical Director

Neurologist and Headache Specialist from New York University

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Lisa Yablon, MD

Neurologist and Headache Specialist from New York Headache Center

Neil Patel, MD

General and Sport Neurologist, Headache Specialist

Collin Liu, MD

Neurologist, Headache Medicine

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Jasmine Bhasin, PA-C

Physician Assistant, Headache

Sumeet Vadera

Sumeet Vadera, MD

Professor of Neurosurgery at UC Irvine

Indranil Sen-Gupta, MD

Neurologist and Epilepsy Specialist

Brooke Masilak, FNP-C, AQH

Nurse Practitioner, Headache Medicine

R. Sam Jones, APRN, NP-C

Nurse Practitioner, Sleep Medicine

Leslie Carroll, NP

Nurse Practitioner, Neurology

Diana Bannister MSN, ACNP-BC

Nurse Practitioner, Epilepsy

Amy Larsen, PA-C

Physician Assistant, Neurology

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