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Neurology

Our neurologists diagnose and treat conditions affecting the brain, spinal cord, and nerves, including migraines, memory concerns, seizures, and movement disorders like Parkinson’s disease. We use advanced diagnostic tools and evidence-based treatments to support your neurological health.

Our Providers

Conditions Commonly Treated

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Dementia
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Headache
Woman sitting in a dark room with her hands pressed against her temples, a soft light highlighting her face, conveying intense pain.
Migraine
Parkinson’s patient receiving physical therapy to improve mobility.
Parkinson’s Disease
Older man feeling dizziness consistent with vertigo
Vertigo
Teen soccer player getting checked for a concussion
Concussion

Related Specialties

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Neurological Surgery
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Spine Surgery
Middle-aged woman with arthritis in her hand.
Pain Medicine

Services We Offer

  • EEG (electroencephalogram)
  • Nerve conduction studies
  • Neurological exams and cognitive assessments
  • Botox for chronic migraine
  • Medication management for seizures or tremors

    • When Should You See a Specialist?

    You may benefit from seeing a neurologist if you:

    • Have frequent or severe headaches that don’t respond to over-the-counter meds
    • Experience unexplained numbness, weakness, or tremors
    • Have had a seizure or fainting episode
    • Are concerned about memory loss or cognitive decline
    • Are recovering from a stroke or managing a chronic neurological condition

    FAQs About Pain Medicine

    Q1: What symptoms indicate I should see a neurologist?
    A1: You should see a neurologist if you experience chronic headaches, seizures, numbness, unexplained weakness, memory loss, or tremors.

    Q2: What tests do neurologists use to diagnose conditions?
    A2: Common tests include EEGs (to assess brain activity), nerve conduction studies, MRI or CT scans, and cognitive evaluations.

    Q3: Can neurologists treat chronic migraines?
    A3: Yes. Our neurologists offer personalized migraine management plans, including prescription medications and Botox injections for chronic cases.

    Why Choose BASS Medical Group

    At BASS Medical Group, our neurology team is committed to delivering compassionate, patient-centered care using the latest in diagnostic and therapeutic tools. Whether you're managing migraines, recovering from a stroke, or facing memory concerns, we take a personalized approach that considers your whole health. With seamless access to imaging, lab services, and specialists in geriatrics, sleep medicine, and rehabilitation, we make it easy to get comprehensive neurological care under one roof—right here in Northern California.

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