Neurology

Properly treating disorders of your nervous system requires an experienced neurologist. From confirming your diagnosis to developing a bespoke treatment plan, we utilize our depth of experience to help you get the best possible care. We treat a wide range of neurological conditions, including:

• Complex and severe headache disorders
• Epilepsy and seizures
• Movement disorders, including Parkinson’s disease and complex forms of Parkinsonism
• Cognitive impairment, Alzheimer’s, dementia and a decline in mental ability and memory
• Multiple sclerosis (MS) and inflammatory disorders
• Neuromuscular disorders affecting your nerves and muscles, including peripheral neuropathy
• Neurovascular disorders, which impact the blood supply to the brain or spinal cord, including non-acute stroke and transient ischaemic attack  (TIA or mini-stroke)
• Sleep disorders
• Traumatic brain injury and concussion

Whether you’ve been diagnosed with a cognitive disorder or you’re facing chronic migraine headaches, our team is ready. Our specialists have training and expertise across a range of conditions. And you’ll have access to both inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation services.

Some of the specific treatments we offer include:

• Headache care: A provider may treat your headaches with Botox^® injections, nerve blocks, new generation therapies for migraines and inpatient treatment.
• TIA and mini-stroke care: If you have had a TIA or mini-stroke, we’ll first assess the cause. This includes checking the blood supply to your brain, as well as your heart structure and its rhythm. Part of our treatment may then include lifestyle recommendations to prevent further episodes.
• Alzheimer’s disease and cognitive disorder care: If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with certain cognitive disorders or Alzheimer’s disease, we’ll carefully assess your specific condition. Then, we’ll develop a personalised treatment plan to help you stay as active and independent as possible. We also have several new medications, including anti-amyloid therapies like lecanemab that may slow Alzheimer’s progression — not just treat its symptoms.

How Much Does It Cost To See a Private Neurologist at Cleveland Clinic London? 

The cost of your care at Cleveland Clinic London will depend on the services you need. Our team will help guide you through the financial side of your care and answer any questions you have along the way. We’re happy to discuss the cost estimate process. Find out more about payment information, including options for self-pay and private medical insurance.

What’s Next?

You may be full of questions and concerns as you start this journey. We understand that. Our expert consultants can help you find the answers — and promptly provide the comfort and care you need. Our private neurology practice is home to leading specialists who use the latest equipment and techniques. Together, we’ll move forward.