Services
Neurology
Advanced care for brain and nervous system disorders
Disorders of the brain and nervous system can have a devastating effect on people’s lives and families. That’s why Adventist Health Lodi Memorial is ready with a team of leading neurologists who use the most advanced diagnostic tools and treatments to provide urgent care to those with symptoms. You can also count on a range of support services to help you better manage or recover from your condition.
Comprehensive, compassionate care
We provide diagnosis, treatment and consultation for the following conditions:
We know how frightening it is for you and your loved ones if you’re suffering from any of these conditions. So you can count on us to not only treat your condition, but to treat you with the utmost compassion and support.
Emergency services
Should you experience a severe head injury, symptoms of a stroke, seizures, or any other alarming symptoms, have an ambulance bring you to our emergency room immediately. You will be given prompt attention from a team that’s specifically skilled at assessing and treating life-threatening symptoms and situations.
Treating strokes
If you experience a stroke, our physicians and emergency staff will work quickly to stabilize you, and minimize permanent damage. With unique telemedicine capabilities, our emergency department connects stroke patients to UC Davis Health experts via webcams, ensuring top-tier medical recommendations for optimal outcomes from the state’s best stroke specialists.
Once in our care, you will receive tests to determine the type and severity of your stroke and to guide the best course of treatment, which might include medication, surgery, or endovascular procedures designed to clear your arteries. Following treatment, you will begin a tailored rehabilitation program designed to help you regain physical or cognitive functions that may have been impaired due to your stroke.
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Our neurology team
Education and Support
BE FAST to identify the signs of stroke
Just like cardiac arrest, every second matters when it comes to stroke. Learning how to spot one is critical and some experts agree that it’s a skill as important as CPR. If you think you or a loved one might be having a stroke, call 911 immediately. Time is of the essence.