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Schneck Neurology

Schneck Neurology provides excellent care for a variety of neurological conditions.

From the brain to the spinal cord to the nerves and muscles throughout the body, neurology deals with the study and treatment of disorders of the nervous system. The nervous system is responsible for sending messages to your brain from your body.

Your primary care provider can provide a referral for evaluation if you are experiencing symptoms such as frequent and severe headaches, signs of dementia or memory loss, tingling or weakness in your arms or legs, or other neurological ailments that do not respond to recommended treatments.

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Schneck Neurology

Providing exceptional care for nervous system disorders and conditions.

Schneck Neurology Location

Ask your primary care physician for a referral. Click on a location to see hours of operation.

Conditions and Treatments

Our board-certified neurologist, Dr. Matt Meyer of Schneck Specialty Associates, provides exceptional care for a variety of neurological conditions including:

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