As a Joint Commission-accredited and certified Comprehensive Stroke Center and leading provider of comprehensive stroke care, Spectrum Health is committed to fostering better outcomes for stroke patients. Our specialized neurovascular team, one of the largest of its kind in Michigan, has the expertise to provide the highest level of medical and surgical stroke treatment. The team consists of fellowship-trained, board-certified vascular neurologists and vascular neurosurgeons, as well as neuro-interventional, neurocritical care and neurorehabilitation specialists.
Spectrum Health is committed to fostering better outcomes for stroke patients.
Spectrum Health's memory disorder specialty team is the only one of its kind in West Michigan.
Spectrum Health neurological experts specialize in evaluation, treatment and continuing care for patients with movement disorders.
Spectrum Health is committed to fostering better outcomes for stroke patients.
Spectrum Health's memory disorder specialty team is the only one of its kind in West Michigan.
Spectrum Health neurological experts specialize in evaluation, treatment and continuing care for patients with movement disorders.
With doctors at the forefront of epileptic care, you can trust us to find the answers you need.
We bring you the most medically advanced treatments and rehab programs to give you the best chance at a successful recovery.
At Spectrum Health, we have neurologists with specialized training in how to diagnose and treat Neuromuscular disorders.
We are proud to be the first comprehensive headache center within West Michigan, and we are excited for the opportunity to participate in your care.
Early recognition, evaluation and treatment of a concussion can prevent serious complications and facilitate long-term healing.
Spectrum Health is committed to fostering better outcomes for stroke patients.
Spectrum Health's memory disorder specialty team is the only one of its kind in West Michigan.
Spectrum Health neurological experts specialize in evaluation, treatment and continuing care for patients with movement disorders.
With doctors at the forefront of epileptic care, you can trust us to find the answers you need.
We bring you the most medically advanced treatments and rehab programs to give you the best chance at a successful recovery.
At Spectrum Health, we have neurologists with specialized training in how to diagnose and treat Neuromuscular disorders.
We are proud to be the first comprehensive headache center within West Michigan, and we are excited for the opportunity to participate in your care.
Early recognition, evaluation and treatment of a concussion can prevent serious complications and facilitate long-term healing.
Helps you coordinate your care, Making sure nothing slips through the cracks.
Provides therapy to you based on need and medical direction.
Conducts diagnostic interviews to understand conditions and get you the right care.
Provides individual therapy to patients dealing with neurological symptoms.
Helps by performing screenings to establish a baseline for your care.
Provides clinical support to the team, ensureing a high quality of care.
Educates and acts as a consultant to patients/family and the care team regarding drug therapy.
Capable of performing a wide range of respiratory-related procedures.
Ehnen, a 65-year-old former electronics technician from Muskegon, Michigan, learned two years ago that he had Parkinson’s, a chronic and progressive movement disorder. By the time of his diagnosis, he already walked with a cane.
Now, Ehnen walks without a cane. He has more energy. He treasures the time he spends fishing with the grandkids.
“I wouldn’t fall down steps―I would fall up steps,” Jim Ehnen says. “I wasn’t doing enough movement to get my foot past the step. I would hit my toe and fall.”
His speech became soft and muffled. He had a hard time swallowing pills. He had tremors in his left hand. His thought processes deteriorated.
Ehnen has benefitted from changes in medication to improve his movement and help him sleep. He also gets Botox injections to control drooling, a common concern of Parkinson’s patients.
But much of the credit for his improvements, says Dr. Coleman, lies in his commitment to continuing his therapy exercises at home.
Exercise is key for Parkinson’s patients. It can reduce their fall risk. And those who exercise tend to move better. (Taylor Ballek | Spectrum Health Beat)
Neuromuscular medicine involves the treatment of neurological disorders which primarily affect the peripheral nerves, neuromuscular junction and muscles. Muscles are responsible for carrying out the message sent from the motor nerves.
Spectrum Health Neurovascular Clinic offers a multidisciplinary approach that embraces the patient’s care across the neurovascular spectrum. We manage post stroke symptoms, secondary prevention of stroke both medically and surgically.
Neuromuscular medicine involves the treatment of neurological disorders which primarily affect the peripheral nerves, neuromuscular junction and muscles. Muscles are responsible for carrying out the message sent from the motor nerves.
Spectrum Health Neurovascular Clinic offers a multidisciplinary approach that embraces the patient’s care across the neurovascular spectrum. We manage post stroke symptoms, secondary prevention of stroke both medically and surgically.
Neuromuscular medicine involves the treatment of neurological disorders which primarily affect the peripheral nerves, neuromuscular junction and muscles. Muscles are responsible for carrying out the message sent from the motor nerves.
Spectrum Health Neurovascular Clinic offers a multidisciplinary approach that embraces the patient’s care across the neurovascular spectrum. We manage post stroke symptoms, secondary prevention of stroke both medically and surgically.
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