If you or someone you love is facing a serious neurological condition, you want the best care from doctors you trust. Indiana University Health Neuroscience integrates unmatched expertise and the latest medical technologies to deliver life-saving treatments for everything from acute brain trauma to chronic neurological conditions.
IU Health Neuroscience is the only program in the state ranked in U.S. News & World Report’s 2011- 2012 Best Hospitals, making us an unrivaled leader in neurological care. So whether you are in need of evaluation, sophisticated treatment or a trusted second opinion, you can rest assured IU Health Neuroscience will provide exceptional neurological care.
The latest and most sophisticated treatment options are available through our longstanding partnership with IU School of Medicine—Indiana’s premier teaching hospital and academic medical center. Together, we are building the new, progressive IU Health Neuroscience Center, scheduled to open in late summer 2012. This innovative facility will bring together, under a single roof, the very best of what IU Neuroscience has always offered:
IU Health Neuroscience specialists treat a variety of back and neck conditions, including spinal tumors and back pain caused by degenerative spine conditions. We use sophisticated imaging technology to identify the source of pain, and, whenever possible, use minimally invasive techniques to treat pain and restore function.
We use sophisticated imaging technology and, whenever possible, minimally invasive techniques to treat a variety of back and neck conditions, including spinal tumors, injuries and degenerative conditions, as well as scoliosis.
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Led by world-renowned experts and highly specialized doctors, our neurology team treats a wide range of neurological disorders, including stroke, Alzheimer’s disease, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, neuromuscular disorders and infectious diseases.
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A cohesive team of neurosurgeons, neuropathologists, neuropsychologists, radiation oncologists and the state’s only two fellowship-trained neuro-oncologists works together to deliver the highest level of care to people suffering from brain and spinal tumors.
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Our highly skilled neurosurgeons are well-trained in all treatment methods for the full range of brain-related conditions, including brain aneurysms, tumors and injuries.
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Comprehensive inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation services are available for patients recovering from neurological disorders and injuries. These services include audiology, physical and occupational therapy, orthotics, speech pathology, therapeutic recreation and wound care.
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Our dedicated professionals are committed to helping patients manage mental disorders, as well as symptoms resulting from other medical conditions like dementia. Our staff is expertly trained in treating conditions resulting from anxiety, depression, personality disorder, stress and substance abuse, among others.
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More than 1,200 trauma patients are admitted to IU Health each year. Our doctors work in Indiana's largest adult Level I Trauma Center and the state’s only pediatric Level I Trauma Center, where they make every effort to provide the best care possible, regardless of the situation. We are also home to the nation's largest adult neuro-critical care unit for the most advanced monitoring and treatment of people with brain injuries or other neurological diseases.
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Choosing IU Health Neuroscience could be one of the most important decisions you ever make. You can be confident knowing we are innovators, providing the most sophisticated care in the state. We take pride in offering the latest technologies to our patients, knowing that a piece of equipment is only as good as the expert team behind it.
IU Health Neuroscience offers a complete spectrum of care for conditions affecting the central nervous system, including the brain, spinal cord, nerves and muscles. As one of the largest, most comprehensive programs in the nation, we are home to a team of highly skilled, board certified neurologists and neurosurgeons, as well as other leading clinicians and researchers. Our experience and unique partnership with IU School of Medicine allow us to deliver better care and more sophisticated treatment options to more patients.
Our patients often speak best to our qualifications and achievements. View our neuroscience patient stories below.
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April 25th, 2012 | INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana University Health and the Indiana University School of Medicine announced Wednesday they will invest $150 million over five…
April 3rd, 2012 | Construction is about 80 percent complete on the first phase of the Neuroscience Center, a sweeping, streamlined addition to the Indiana University Health…
July 19th, 2011 | INDIANAPOLIS — The future of neuroscience is taking shape in downtown Indianapolis as construction for the first phase of the much-anticipated Indiana…
May 11th, 2012 | When 56-year-old Jeff Graf thought he was having a stroke, he knew he needed to get help right away. And although doctors quickly ruled out stroke, test…
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