Northwest Arkansas Neuroscience Institute is committed to providing an integrated, multi-specialty approach to diseases that affect the nervous system. Patients may require specialized diagnostic testing or individualized rehabilitation under the supervision of doctors with expertise in the treatment of neurological diseases. We provide a full array of services to help people cope with neurological problems, neurosurgical intervention and pain management. Equally important is our shared commitment to work with referring and primary care physicians to care for each patient and family member with respect, compassion and personal attention. Our Physicians Neurosurgeon: ??Regan Gallagher, M.D., Neurosurgeon:?? Larry Armstrong, D.O., Neurosurgeon: Barry Katz, M.D., Neurologist: ??R. Clint Horan, M.D., Pain Management:?? Brent Weilert, M.D.
Neurology Our neurologist??provides care for adult patients with all types of neurological disorders. He provides consultative, diagnostic and therapeutic services for treating disorders of the brain, spinal cord, peripheral nerves and muscles. Clinic subspecialties include memory and cognitive disorders, neuromuscular disease, dementia, Alzheimer's Disease, Parkinson's Disease, ALS, seizure disorders, movement disorders, stroke, multiple sclerosis, reflex sympathetic dystrophy and headaches. Neurosurgery involves the surgical treatment of diseases and disorders of the brain, nervous system and spine. Our neurosurgeons provide diagnostic, consultative and therapeutic services to patients with all types neurological problems for which surgery is indicated. They are board certified and specialize in intracranial neurosurgery and complex spine surgery. Pain Management Pain management is a branch of medicine that applies science to the reduction of pain.?? It covers a wide spectrum of conditions including neuropathic pain, sciatica, postoperative pain and more.?? Doctors who specialize in pain management recognize the complex nature of pain and a pain doctor approaches the problem from all directions.?? Research has led to the development of newer, more effective treatments for people who have pain. Most kinds of pain have become treatable through methods including medications, nerve blocks, physical therapy, electrical stimulations, surgery & psychological support.