Dr. Douglas Stuart has been my doctor for years now and I trust him with my life as he has always encouraged and supported me. Dr. Stuart you rock!
Very informative information. My daughter and granddaughter are both dealing with MS and their posts help me to better understand what they deal with everyday. Dr. Stuart is the best
Wonderful, caring practice! I love that I can see the doctor, get blood work, mri and treatment all at the same facility . They really take their time to listen and answer questions. So glad I discovered ani.
The Atlanta Neuroscience Institute Is a Not-For-Profit Organization
The Atlanta Neuroscience Institute (ANI) exists to improve the health and hope of patients and caregivers impacted by chronic neurological conditions through advocacy, education, advanced treatment, and research, leading to a more promising future.
Whether you have just been diagnosed with a neurological condition, are undergoing treatment, or are on the path to recovery, we’re here to help. To get started, tell us where you are in your journey.
MS is a chronic, unpredictable, and often difficult to diagnose disease which affects the central nervous system (the brain, optic nerves, and spinal cord). It is believed to be an autoimmune disorder (a disease in which the body’s immune system attacks the person’s own tissue).
Parkinson’s/Movement Disorder (PD) is the second commonest neurodegenerative disorder in the United States, affecting approximately 1 in 300 people. It is named after Dr. James Parkinson who first described “the shaking palsy”.
Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive degenerative neurologic disease that causes premature loss of brain cells leading to progressive memory loss and cognitive failure over time.
Epilepsy is a complex neurological condition that requires more than just a prescription medication as a treatment. I evaluate each person’s case and situation as an individual and work to manage their epilepsy to optimize their long-term health, safety, and independence.
Atlanta Neuroscience Institute (ANI) delivers specialized, advanced care for individuals diagnosed with neurological conditions. Our board-certified neurologists and highly trained clinical team provide comprehensive expertise and leading-edge treatment to help patients understand and confidently navigate their diagnosis. For newly diagnosed patients, our nurse navigator is available to offer additional guidance and answer questions about your condition.
Please contact us after your visit to schedule an appointment, ph: 404-351-0205.
I’m looking for a second opinion
We understand how important it is to feel confident in your care, and seeking a second opinion is a valid and often helpful step when managing neurological conditions. We are happy to review your medical history, diagnostic results, and current concerns to provide a thorough, unbiased assessment. Our goal is to ensure you have clear information and feel fully supported in making the best decisions for your health.
Please call our scheduling department at ph.: 404-351-0205, opt. 1.
I need education about my diagnosis
Thank you for sharing your concerns. Understanding your diagnosis is an essential part of your care, and we are here to support you. Our team is committed to providing clear, thorough information about your condition—what it means, how it may affect you, and the treatment options available. For patients who are newly diagnosed or new to ANI, our nurse navigator is also available to help answer any questions you may have about your neurological condition.
I want to help the ANI Community
Thank you for your willingness to support the ANI community. We truly appreciate your commitment to making a positive impact. There are several ways to get involved, whether through volunteering, participating in events, sharing your experiences, or supporting patient programs. Please let us know your interests, and we’ll be happy to guide you toward opportunities that align with how you’d like to contribute.
Atlanta Neuroscience Foundation serves as the philanthropic arm of ANI, if you would like to provide a monetary gift to support our services, please contact them at 404.351.0205