— frequent headaches or dizziness,
— numbness, tingling, or weakness in the arms or legs,
— memory, speech, or coordination impairment,
— panic attacks, anxiety, or insomnia.

— EEG (electroencephalography) — to assess brain activity,
— Doppler ultrasound of the head and neck vessels — to diagnose circulatory disorders,
— ENMG — neuromuscular conduction studies,
— MRI (if necessary, by referral),
— laboratory tests, neurotests, cognitive function diagnostics.

Yes, by making an appointment, you can:
— see a neurologist,
— undergo basic instrumental examinations (EEG, ultrasound),
— receive a treatment plan—all within one day.

Doppler ultrasound (USDG) shows:
— blood flow in arteries and veins,
— the presence of spasms, constrictions, or obstructions in blood vessels.
It is prescribed for headaches, dizziness, risk of stroke, and hypertension.

We use:
— individualized medication therapy regimens,
— physical therapy procedures,
— rehabilitation programs, including massage, exercise therapy, and cognitive training.

EMG is a test that evaluates nerve and muscle function.
It is prescribed for:
— numbness, tingling, muscle weakness,
— suspected radiculopathy, neuropathy, or carpal tunnel syndromes.

No. You can book an appointment directly—for a consultation, diagnosis, or treatment—without a prior referral from other specialists.