Dementia Center - Johns Creek, GAJohns Creek Neurologist Doctors for DementiaType of Physician: Neurologist What is a Neurologist? A certification by the Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. Practitioners focus on the diagnosis and treatment of disease or impaired function of the brain, spinal cord, muscles, and nervous system, as well as the blood vessels that relate to these structures. The neurologist is often the primary doctor but also serves as a consultant to other doctors and may provide all levels of care, including the continuing care of outpatients and inpatients. The neurologist will often perform and interpret tests that relate to the nervous system or muscles. Specialty: Neurology Common Name: Neurologist Doctors in Johns Creek * North Georgia Neurological Clinic  Community Neurological Clinic PC  North Georgia Neurological Clinic  North Georgia Neurological Clinic  Neurology at Johns Creek  Georgia Neurology & Sleep Medical Assoc  Fusion Sleep Medical Program  Comprehensive Neurology Specialists  Kathleen L Klotz MD  Bruce E Bosse MD  North Fulton Neurology PC  North Fulton Neurology PC  North Fulton Neurology PC  Adult Neurology of North Atlanta  Georgia Neurology Care PC  Neurology of North Georgia  Southeastern Pain Specialists  Atlanta Institute of Medicine and Research  Northside Hospital Sleep Disorders Center  Bernstein & McCasland MD  Headache Center of Atlanta  Bernstein & McCasland MD  Drs Freschi & Lacey Neurology  Atlanta Neurology PC  Atlanta Neurology PC  Atlanta Neurology PC  Atlanta Neurology PC  Atlanta Neurology PC  Atlanta Family Neurology PC  Robert H Spector MD LLC  Child Neurology Associates PC  Child Neurology Associates PC  Child Neurology Associates PC  Child Neurology Associates PC  Child Neurology Associates PC  Child Neurology Associates PC  Peachtree Neurology Associates PC  Child Neurology Associates PC  Gwinnett Neurology  David S Whitcomb MD  Stephen S Lexow MD  DeKalb Neurology Associates  Neurology Specialists of Decatur  DeKalb Neurology Associates  Neurology Specialists of Decatur  DeKalb Neurology Associates  Neurology Specialists of Decatur  Salles & Lakhanpal MDs PC  Salles & Lakhanpal MDs PC  Salles & Lakhanpal MDs PC  Emory Children's Center Pediatric Neurology  Emory Children's Center Pediatric Neurology  Emory Children's Center Pediatric Neurology  Emory Children's Center Pediatric Neurology  Emory Children's Center Pediatric Neurology  Emory University Neurology  Emory Pediatric Hematology Oncology  Emory University Neurology  The Emory Clinic Neurology  The Emory Clinic Neurology  The Emory Clinic Neurology  The Emory Clinic Neurology  The Emory Clinic Neurology  The Emory Clinic Neurology  The Emory Clinic Neurology  Emory Clinic Dept of Neurology  The Emory Clinic Neurology  The Emory Clinic Neurology  The Emory Clinic Neurology  The Emory Clinic Neurology  The Emory Clinic Neurology  The Emory Clinic Neurology  The Emory Clinic Neurology  The Emory Clinic Neurological Surgery  The Emory Clinic Neurology  Emory Clinic Dept of Neurology  Emory University Cardiology  Neuro Care Center of Atlanta  Larry Empting MD  Peachtree Neurological Clinic  Peachtree Neurological Clinic  Peachtree Neurological Clinic  Peachtree Neurological Clinic  Peachtree Neurological Clinic  Peachtree Neurological Clinic  Peachtree Neurological Clinic  MS Center of Atlanta  Nancy C Weiner MD  Atlanta Neurological Associates PC  Midtown Neurology PC  Michael S Conley MD PC  Midtown Neurology PC  Midtown Neurology PC  Atlanta Neurological Associates PC  Atlanta Neurological Associates PC  Atlanta Neuromuscular Diagnostics  Peachtree Neurological Clinic  Hillandale Neurology  Walker Henry MD  Marietta Neurological Associates Johns Creek, GeorgiaUpcoming Local Events2013-05-25
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