Clear answers, thorough evaluations, and personal care for everyday neurological symptoms.
Whether you’re experiencing persistent headaches, nerve pain, dizziness, or unexplained neurological symptoms, our board-certified neurologists work to identify potential causes and develop personalized treatment plans. With on-site MRI imaging and comprehensive support services, we make it easier to access the care you need.
Seeing a neurologist should never feel intimidating. We structure every initial appointment to be informative, unhurried, and reassuring.
Managing neurological health involves more than prescriptions. Atlanta Neuroscience Institute brings your clinical visits, diagnostic imaging, and social support services together in a single coordinated setting.
| Service | How It Helps You |
|---|---|
| In-House MRI Imaging | High-resolution brain and spine imaging performed in-house, allowing your doctor to review scans and discuss findings with you promptly. |
| Infusion Therapy Suites | Comfortable, quiet suites for IV medications in Atlanta and Villa Rica, run in partnership with Tanner Health System. |
| Walking and Balance Clinic | Targeted evaluations led by Dr. Joash Lazarus to help improve mobility, strengthen gait patterns, and reduce fall risks. |
| Pharmacy Guidance | An on-staff clinical pharmacist who answers medication questions, checks for drug interactions, and assists with insurance authorizations. |
| Case Management and Support | Dedicated team members who help with daily living challenges, workplace adjustments, transportation needs, and community resources. Learn about case management |
| Patient Financial Assistance | Our Patient Support Fund provides financial assistance to help eligible patients cover necessary care costs. Learn about financial assistance |
| Clinical Research | Opportunities to explore emerging therapies through active clinical trial programs. See current clinical trials |
Some patients require ongoing, disease-specific care for chronic conditions. If your evaluation reveals a condition requiring specialized management, our team provides comprehensive care across four dedicated areas of neurology:
Comprehensive diagnosis, treatment, and daily living guidance. Learn about MS care or read our guide on living well with MS.
Medication plans, tremor care, and mobility programs. See Parkinson’s care.
In-depth seizure evaluations and treatment led by epilepsy specialists. Read about epilepsy care.
Early memory testing, treatment options, and caregiver support. Learn about Alzheimer’s care.
When is it time to see a neurologist?
You should consider seeing a neurologist when nervous system symptoms become frequent, worsen over time, or interfere with your daily routine. A specialist helps identify why symptoms are happening and rules out underlying issues before they progress.
Do I need a doctor’s referral first?
Referral requirements depend on your insurance provider. Many PPO plans allow self-referrals directly to our practice, while HMO and POS plans generally require an order from your primary care provider. Our scheduling team can verify your plan requirements in advance.
How can I best prepare for my evaluation?
Along with your ID, insurance card, and medication list, we recommend writing down when your symptoms occur and what triggers them. Also, bring in any scans, imaging or test results you may have. You are always welcome to bring a family member or friend to help take notes during your appointment.
Do I need a diagnosis to see a neurologist?
You don’t need a confirmed diagnosis to see a neurologist. If you’re experiencing symptoms such as persistent headaches, numbness, dizziness, or muscle weakness, a neurological evaluation can help identify potential causes.
Can I schedule a second opinion consultation?
Yes. Second opinions are a standard part of neurological care. Our physicians carefully review previous scans and records to confirm your diagnosis and ensure your current care plan is the most effective approach for you.
Do you treat all neurological conditions?
To ensure patients receive the right clinical environment for their needs, Atlanta Neuroscience Institute does not evaluate or treat Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS, also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease) or Functional Neurological Disorder (FND). If you have questions about whether our practice is the right fit, our scheduling team will gladly clarify before you book.
You do not have to manage confusing neurological symptoms alone. Our team is here to listen, answer your questions, and help you start feeling like yourself again. Atlanta Neuroscience Institute is a not-for-profit neurology clinic serving patients across metro Atlanta and West Georgia.
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