Meinders NeuroScience Institute
Neuroscience Specialists Oklahoma City
The neuroscience specialists with Meinders NeuroScience Institute in Oklahoma City are experts in the care of the nervous system, brain and spine. We are the largest, most comprehensive team of neuroscience specialists between St. Louis and Phoenix.
Our goal at the Meinders NeuroScience Institute is to provide complete, compassionate and personalized care that will get you back on your feet and living life to its fullest. We use the most advanced tools and proven methods to cover the full spectrum of neurological care – diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, plus ongoing support for patients and their families. At Mercy NeuroScience Institute we:
- Treat a wide range of neurological conditions, such as multiple sclerosis and Parkinson’s disease, as well as brain and spinal tumors.
- Provide advanced diagnosis and treatment tools, including image-guided procedures and surgery
- Offer pain-relieving and corrective spine surgery
- Use tight-to-the-tumor Gamma Knife radiation therapy to treat brain tumors and disorders
- Have specialized stroke coordinators who work with patients one-on-one to map out a plan of care, rehabilitation and support. They are there to answer questions and connect you with the right people and resources
- Work closely with Mercy’s Oklahoma City Rehab Hospital, whose staff helps patients recover from a stroke, spine surgery and neurological conditions
Our neuroscience team is among the very best in stroke care, with a complete and experienced stroke team at the ready 24 hours a day, every day. Mercy Hospital Oklahoma City is one of a small number of hospitals to have earned Advanced Certification for Comprehensive Stroke Centers from The Joint Commission.
Mercy Neuroscience Institute Specialists
If you or a loved one needs stroke, tumor or neurological care, the specialists at Meinders NeuroScience Institute can help.
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