Dementia Center - Vineland, NJVineland 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 Vineland * Vineland Neurology Center Pain  Dirk E Skinner MD  Healthsouth Rehabilitation  Vipin K Gupta MD  Neuro-Diagnostic Pain Center  Milan Q Felt MD  Robert A Sammartino DO  Cooper Physicians  Neurology/Neurophysiology Assoc  Neurology/Neurophysiology Assoc  Epilepsy & Neurology Group LLC  Comprehensive Neurology Srvcs  Kennedy Health Alliance  Integrative Neurological Care  Camcare Health Corporation  Farrell R Crouse MD  University Medical Dental Of NJ  Voorhees Neurology Care PC  Virtua Neurosciences  Advocare Neuro S Jersey  Advocare Neuro S Jersey  Advocare Neuro S Jersey  Advocare Neuro S Jersey  Advocare Neuro S Jersey  Virtua Neurosciences  Advocare Neuro S Jersey  Virtua Neurosciences  Virtua Neurosciences  Salem Medical Group  Eastern Neurodiagnostics  Woodbury Neurology  Woodbury Neurology  Asha Gupta MD  Woodbury Neurology  Eastern Nora Diagnostic  Comprehensive Neurocare Assocs  Cooper University Hosp Nrlgy  Cooper University Hosp Nrlgy  Cooper University Hosp Nrlgy  Cooper University Hosp Nrlgy  Cooper University Hosp Nrlgy  Cooper University Hosp Nrlgy  Cooper University Hosp Nrlgy  Cooper University Hosp Nrlgy  Young B Lee MD  Center For Neuropsychiatry  LMA Neurology Consultants  LMA Neurology Consultants  LMA Neurology Consultants  LMA Neurology Consultants  Neurological Management Group  Center For Neurologic Specialty  Premier Neurology Pain Mgmt  Kennedy Health Alliance  Neurology Associates & Ctr Pain  Neurology Pain Associates  Fox Chase Pain Management  Coordinated Medical Network  South Jersey Neurocare  Cape Regional Physicians Assoc  Jersey Institute Neurosciences  Neurological Regional Assocs  Cooper Physicians  Cooper Physicians  Neurological Regional Assocs  Neurological Regional Assocs  Integrative Medcne/ Bio-Feedbck  Associates In Neurology  Coastal Physicians & Surgeons  Coastal Physicians & Surgeons  Neurology Headache & Pain Ctr  Scott D Tzorfas MD  Ravi Yangala MD  Child Neurology Services Sthern  Neurology Institute Of S Jersey  Neurology Consultants Sth Jrsy  Advocare Neurology South Jersey  Neurological Center  Neurological Center  Neurological Center  Saint Francis Neuroscience Inst  Saint Francis Neuroscience Inst  South Ocean Med Group Neurology  South Ocean Med Group Neurology  South Ocean Med Group Neurology  Capital Health  Capital Health Ctr Sleep Medcn  Capital Institute/Neurosciences  Comprehensive Neurology LLC  Capital Institute/Neurosciences  Capital Institute/Neurosciences  Comprehensive Neurology LLC  Scott M Weaner DO  Mercer Neurology  Capital Health Inst Neuroscnc  Capital Health Inst Neuroscnc  Institute of Neurosciences  Lawrenceville Neurology Center  Lawrenceville Neurology Center  Lawrenceville Neurology Center Vineland, New JerseyUpcoming Local EventsNo Upcoming Events DementiaDementia facts**Dementia facts medical author : Charles P. Davis, MD, PhD
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