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Neurosciences

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This department offers

  • Brain and spine
  • Brain injury medicine
  • Cerebrovascular surgery
  • Comprehensive ophthalmology
  • Epilepsy medicine
  • Functional and epilepsy surgery
  • General neurology and headache medicine
  • General neurosurgery
  • Interventional neuroradiology
  • Memory and cognitive rehabilitation

Effective long-term outcomes

Whether you’re affected by chronic headaches and back pain or have been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis or another neurological condition, you’ll find help for all your needs. We take a team approach to neurological care. Our focus is the same as yours – effective, long-term outcomes.

What Sets Us Apart

Our Neuroscience team tailors treatment for neurological disorders to you, ensuring optimal recovery with dedicated support.

Proactive care

We use the right tests and treatments at the right time, ensuring the best outcomes

Experienced team

Our collaborative team approach for brain and spine care combines expertise from neurosurgeons, neurologists, and allied health professionals for comprehensive treatment

Huge network

Intermountain Health has one of the largest networks of experts, locations and technologies available

Our providers

Charles C. Rich

Charles C. Rich, MD

Neurosurgery
Intermountain Medical Center Neurosurgery Spine Clinic
801-507-9555
Andrew H. Avery

Andrew H. Avery, PA

Neurosurgery
Intermountain Neurosciences Institute - Inpatient
David J. Kotter

David J. Kotter, NP

Neurosurgery
Intermountain Medical Center Neurosurgery Spine Clinic
Lia A. Chebeleu
4.8

Lia A. Chebeleu, MD

Neurology
Salt Lake Clinic - Neurology
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