Neuromuscular disorders

Combining the skill of our top-tier specialists with the latest in advanced diagnostics, we provide unparalleled care for people with conditions that impact the function of nerves and muscles

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Tailored neuromuscular care for your unique needs

Our collaborative approach blends expertise from various fields to tailor a holistic treatment plan. We integrate medical, rehabilitative, and supportive services, ensuring we address both physical and emotional aspects of your condition

One connected care team

Neurologists, therapists, respiratory specialists, and support services work together to simplify your care.

Specialized expertise close to home

Receive expert neuromuscular care at locations throughout the region, with tele-neurology options available when appropriate.

Advanced diagnosis and treatment

Access leading diagnostic tools and personalized treatment plans designed around your condition and goals.

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Expert care for neuromuscular disorders

We offer comprehensive care tailored to your unique needs, including these advanced services.

  • Comprehensive evaluation

  • Medication management

  • Physical therapy

  • Occupational therapy

  • Speech therapy

  • Bracing and orthotics

  • Respiratory support

  • Genetic counseling and testing

  • Pain management

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