Neurology
Address
275 Hospital Parkway | Suite 800
San Jose, CA 95119
Contact Us
Appointments: 1-408-972-6700
Advice/Office: 1-408-972-6700
Hours
Monday through Friday
8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Closed for Lunch
12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Our Services
As neurologists we place great emphasis on a good relationship with our patients. We aim to educate our patients about their neurologic conditions. While we are familiar with your medical history provided by your referring physician and on electronic medical record, we will often ask for additional information in order to have a better understanding of your neurologic condition. In addition to our careful interview and examination, sometimes we need to use radiologic, blood, electrodiagnostic, spinal tap, sleep, or other tests, to determine if a neurologic condition exists. We will educate our patients on when and how to use the best treatments to stabilize their neurologic conditions or to minimize future flare-ups. We will work with you and your primary care providers towards the highest level of neurologic care for you.
We encourage an active participation of our patients in management of their neurologic condition. We do this by educating our patients, and work closely with our primary care colleagues. Our patients have had high praises for our headache clinic. Taking preventative medications, if you have frequent severe headaches, or stroke/TIA, or seizures, as you have been advised is an essential means you can utilize to help your condition. If you have been scheduled for EMG/NCS testing, please avoid lotions/creams on your arms and legs on the day of your test. Please come 15 minutes before your scheduled appointment time to allow time needed to complete any paper work.
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Last updated on 5/28/2014.
