At The Manhattan Center for Headache & Neurology, we welcome patients seeking comprehensive neurological evaluations and treatment. During your consultation, our experienced providers will take your vital signs, conduct a thorough review of your medical history, and perform a detailed neurological examination. Based on your symptoms and findings, additional diagnostic tests may be ordered, and a personalized treatment plan will be developed.
This may include prescribing medications, recommending lifestyle modifications, or discussing advanced treatment options tailored to your condition. For patients suffering from chronic pain conditions—such as migraines, muscle spasticity, or nerve-related back pain—nerve block injections are often a highly effective component of care. These injections can provide significant relief from issues like sciatica or herniated (“slipped”) discs.
Our goal is to offer compassionate, individualized care that addresses both the symptoms and underlying causes of your neurological concerns.
Our providers offer comprehensive evaluations for all types of headaches. During your visit, we’ll check your vitals, review your history, and recommend diagnostic tests as needed. Treatment plans may include medications, lifestyle guidance, and procedures such as trigger point injections for tension headaches or Botox® for chronic migraines. Our goal is to provide effective, personalized relief.
Emotional health plays a vital role in managing headaches, migraines, and related conditions. Our holistic approach combines therapy and prescription management to help reduce headache frequency and enhance overall well-being. Treatments may include antidepressants, anti-anxiety medications, and behavioral therapy. Our compassionate mental health therapists are here to support both your emotional and physical health.
An EEG is a diagnostic test used to measure the brain’s electrical activity. It helps detect abnormalities in brain function that may be causing symptoms such as seizures, confusion, or changes in behavior.
VNG is a test used to evaluate balance function and identify the cause of dizziness or vertigo. It records eye movements to assess how the inner ear and brain work together to maintain balance and coordination.
TCD is a non-invasive ultrasound test that measures blood flow in the brain’s major arteries. It helps assess the risk of stroke and detect conditions affecting cerebral circulation.
An EEG is a diagnostic test used to measure the brain’s electrical activity. It helps detect abnormalities in brain function that may be causing symptoms such as seizures, confusion, or changes in behavior.
VNG is a test used to evaluate balance function and identify the cause of dizziness or vertigo. It records eye movements to assess how the inner ear and brain work together to maintain balance and coordination.
TCD is a non-invasive ultrasound test that measures blood flow in the brain’s major arteries. It helps assess the risk of stroke and detect conditions affecting cerebral circulation.
The Manhattan Center for Headache & Neurology will assist you in the intravenous and intramuscular therapies. These procedures involve inserting a needle into your vein or muscle, and infusing the formula described by your physician. Benefits of intravenous/intramuscular therapy include: nutrients are not affected by stomach or intestinal disease. Total amount of fluid and nutrients enters the circulation, therefore it is available to the tissues. Higher doses of nutrients can be given by vein than by mouth without nausea, abdominal discomfort, or diarrhea.
IM and SubQ injections are treatments that deliver medications directly into a muscle or into the tissue under the skin respectively. Treatments are well tolerated without any adverse reactions. Sometimes a series of injections are recommended for satisfactory outcome.
Medications often administered during IV/IM/SQ therapy may include vitamins, magnesium, nausea medications, and pain medications, in addition to the administration of IV fluids.
This practice does not prescribe opioids, barbiturates, or controlled substances.
