Functional Neurology
Helping your brain recover, adapt, and thrive
Functional Neurology combines in-depth neurological evaluation with cutting-edge, personalized treatments. Using the principle of neuroplasticity, it helps the brain adapt and recover through individualized, collaborative rehabilitation. Your brain is uniquely your own, so why shouldn’t your treatment be the same?
Goals of Functional Neurology
- Identify and Rehabilitate Underperforming Brain Networks
- Promote Positive Neuroplasticity
- Provide Safe, Non-Invasive, Evidence-Based Treatments
- Support Patient Independence and Self-Sufficiency
- Improve Quality of Life and Neural Performance
Common Conditions
We utilize a variety of treatment strategies to care for the following conditions. Click for more information.
Patient Journey Map
Free Phone Consultation
Speak directly with our team to share your concerns and learn how functional neurology may help.
Comprehensive Neurological Exam
A detailed and non-invasive 3-hour-long evaluation to uncover the root causes of your symptoms.
Individualized Treatment Plan
A customized roadmap designed specifically for your unique neurological needs and goals.
Neuro Care Treatment Sessions
Targeted, evidence-based therapies that activate your brain’s ability to heal and rewire.
Neurological Re-exam
A follow-up assessment to measure progress and adjust your plan for continued results
Bridging Path Forward
Ongoing strategies and support to maintain improvements and empower long-term wellness not just in our clinic, but in daily life at home.
Start Your Patient Journey
Take the first step toward healing and a healthier, more resilient brain.
Discover Our Testing
What do we do?
At Delta Neuro Health, we take a comprehensive approach to understanding how your brain and nervous system are functioning, not simply treating symptoms or relying solely on imaging.
We begin with an in-depth evaluation that includes a thorough, unrushed review of the patient’s history, physical examination, and targeted neurological testing. By identifying areas of the nervous system that may not be functioning optimally, we can develop a personalized, non-invasive care plan designed around your unique needs.
Because the brain is capable of adapting and changing through neuroplasticity, understanding how it is functioning is the first step toward creating meaningful and lasting neurological change.
Our 4-Part Comprehensive Neurological Exam Breakdown:
At Delta Neuro Health, our comprehensive neurological exam looks at how different parts of your nervous system are functioning and communicating with one another. We use multiple forms of neurological testing to identify areas of dysfunction and better understand how they may relate to your symptoms.
1. Eye Movement Testing
Your eye movements provide valuable information about how different areas of the brain and nervous system are functioning. We assess eye movements, tracking, coordination, and other visual-vestibular responses to help identify potential areas of neurological dysfunction.
3. Balance & Vestibular Testing
Balance depends on communication between the brain, eyes, inner ear, and body. We evaluate balance and vestibular function to identify potential differences or dysfunction that may contribute to dizziness, vertigo, instability, motion sensitivity, or other neurological symptoms.
2. Bedside Exam
The bedside portion of the exam evaluates a variety of neurological functions, including reflexes, sensation, strength, coordination, movement, and other neurological responses. These tests help us assess how different parts of the nervous system are working individually and together.
4. Computerized Cognitive & Concussion Baseline Testing
When appropriate, computerized testing such as C3 Logix can provide an objective baseline of cognitive and neurological performance. Testing may assess areas such as reaction time, memory, processing speed, balance, and other functions that can be important when evaluating concussion and brain injury.
Review of Findings
After completing the examination, we review our findings with you and explain what we see. This allows us to connect the results to your symptoms and determine whether functional neurological care may be appropriate for your individual needs.
