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Our brain and nervous system are truly miraculous. They control how our bodies work and make us uniquely human – allowing us to create, remember, laugh and dream. When something goes wrong with your nervous system, you may have trouble moving, speaking or learning. And that can be scary.
Complete Neurological Care
Alzheimer's disease or a stroke often comes to mind when you think about neurological disorders. But there are many other diseases and conditions that affect the brain and its ability to control the body. Fortunately, many can be successfully treated, and these treatments are constantly improving.
Our Mercy team of neurologists uses the latest technology and research to find answers for your unique situation. We’re proud to offer the highest level of neurological treatment with the personal attention, care and respect you deserve. Our goal is to keep your brain and nervous system healthy and miraculous, so you can continue living life to its fullest.
If you suspect you or a loved one may be suffering from a brain or nervous system disorder, the first step is to see a Mercy neurologist.
What is a Neurologist?
Neurology Conditions
Our neurologists have highly specialized training and use advanced technologies and the latest medications to treat a full range of neurological conditions including:
Mercy neurologists & geriatrics specialists provide comprehensive care for Alzheimer's disease & Dementia. Learn about signs, symptoms & management techniques.
Learn MoreAutism spectrum disorder is a developmental condition that impacts communication & social skills. Learn about the signs, causes & risk factors of ASD.
Learn MoreMercy uses the most advanced technologies in brain aneurysm diagnosis & treatment. Learn more about our services to treat & prevent cerebral aneurysms.
Learn MoreMercy oncologists provide advanced care for all types of brain cancer. Learn about the causes & risk factors as well as symptoms & signs to watch for.
Learn MoreMercy's pediatric neurologists provide comprehensive care for conditions that affect the brain & nervous system. Learn about our neurology services for children.
Learn MoreSports safety and concussion prevention continue to gain attention. Even though concussions are fairly common, they pose serious long-term risks if not treated correctly. Learn the signs and symptoms of a concussion and when to see a doctor.
Learn MoreMercy's orthopedic specialists & neurosurgeons have experience treating most forms of degenerative disc disease. Learn about treatment options & related pain management.
Learn MoreMercy's neurologists offer comprehensive care for movement disorders such as dystonia. Learn more about this condition, the causes, signs as well as diagnosis & treatment options.
Learn MoreMercy's leading specialists provide coordinated & comprehensive care for epilepsy. Learn about the treatment options available to manage symptoms & improve your quality of life.
Learn MoreMercy's neurologists provide comprehensive care for essential tremors. Learn about the diagnostic & treatment options available to help manage symptoms.
Learn MoreHeadaches can be minor, coming and going quickly, or more frequent, painful and disruptive. Headaches can take many forms such as, migraine, tension, cluster or chronic. Learn more about headache triggers, diagnosis and treatment.
Learn MoreMercy orthopedic specialists & neurosurgeons have experience distinguishing herniated discs from other problems causing pain. Learn about your treatment options.
Learn MoreMercy's specialists provide comprehensive care & services for low back pain. Learn about the diagnosis & treatment options available to relieve & stop your pain.
Learn MoreMovement disorders are a group of neurologic conditions. Learn about different types, associated symptoms as well as diagnosis & treatment options available.
Learn MoreMultiple sclerosis, commonly known as MS, is a disease that affects the brain and spinal cord, causing problems with muscle control and strength, vision, balance, feeling and thinking. Learn more about how MS is diagnosed and treated.
Learn MoreMercy orthopedic specialists & neurosurgeons will give you the care & support you need to overcome your neck injury. Learn more about your diagnostic & treatment options.
Learn MoreMercy provides comprehensive care for Parkinson's disease. Learn more about the causes of this neurodegenerative condition & our approach to managing.
Learn MoreMercy's pediatric orthopedic surgeons diagnose & treat all degrees of pediatric scoliosis. Learn about the signs & symptoms to watch for you in your child.
Learn MoreDamage to the peripheral nerves is known as peripheral neuropathy. These nerves control the sense of touch, how you feel pain and temperature, and muscle strength. Learn the signs and symptoms of peripheral neuropathy and its primary causes.
Learn MoreMercy neurologists & pulmonologists provide comprehensive services to diagnose & treat restless leg syndrome (RLS). Learn about this nervous & sleep disorder.
Learn MoreMercy provides comprehensive care for sciatica pain. Learn about the causes, associated symptoms as well as diagnosis & treatment options available.
Learn MoreMercy specialists provide comprehensive services to diagnose & treat spinal stenosis. Learn about the causes, signs & symptoms of this condition.
Learn MoreMercy neurologists & orthopedic specialists provide comprehensive services to diagnose & treat spinal trauma & fractures. Learn about the types & risk factors associated with each.
Learn MoreThe Mercy team will be at your side to encourage and support you every step of the way. We are eager to see you recover as much as possible so you can get back to doing all the things you love.
Learn MoreTraumatic brain injury is a major cause of death & disability in the U.S. Learn about the most common causes as well as signs & symptoms to watch for in mild & severe TBIs.
Learn MoreVertigo is the sensation that the room is moving or spinning around you. It's more than a simple case of lightheadedness and, unlike dizziness, vertigo will not normally go away on its own.
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