What type of services does NeuroHealth provide?

NeuroHealth Services – Chiropractor in Indianapolis, Indiana 46260

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NeuroHealth describes itself as a functional neurology and neurorehabilitation clinic. Its care may include vestibular and oculomotor rehabilitation, reaction time training, brain based therapy, and other individualized treatments aimed at improving neurological function and reducing ongoing symptoms.

The website highlights care for post-concussion syndrome, migraines, vertigo, vestibular disorders, functional neurological disorder, dysautonomia or POTS, long haul COVID related neurological symptoms, dystonia, and childhood neurobehavioral disorders. It also notes symptoms such as brain fog, dizziness, visual disturbance, fatigue, balance problems, and difficulty concentrating.

The clinic says it reviews medical history before the initial consultation and begins with an in-depth functional neurological exam and nutritional assessment. The first visit may also include orthopedic, spinal, physical, and neurological testing, along with tools such as video nystagmography, dynamic posturography, vestibulo-ocular testing, gait analysis, coordination assessment, and cognitive evaluation. Patients may be asked to bring records and recent test results such as lab work, MRIs, or EEGs.

NeuroHealth says care is tailored to the individual and often follows a short duration, high intensity model. Treatment may run from about 1 week to 2 months, with 1 hour sessions and, in some cases, multiple sessions in a day. The clinic also states that patients are reassessed regularly so the program can be adjusted as needed.

The clinic says insurance may cover part of a patient's care and that staff can verify benefits before the first visit. It also explains that some neurological therapies may not fit standard insurance billing, while services commonly covered under chiropractic benefits may be billable. The website also notes that Medicare does not cover nutritional care, labs, or supplements.

The website instructs new patients to start by calling the office at (317) 848-6000. The clinic says it likes to review the case and medical history before the initial consultation so it can begin building a personalized care plan.

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