Practical information to help your first appointment be as useful as possible.
A neurological evaluation depends heavily on history and prior investigation. The more of this you bring, the less likely it is that tests will need to be repeated.
For headache and migraine in particular, a record of the last four to six weeks is genuinely useful: how many days you had pain, how severe it was, what you took, and whether it worked.
A note on your phone is perfectly sufficient. It often reveals patterns that are difficult to recall accurately in a consultation.
The practice participates with a range of commercial and Medicare plans, including those listed below. Plan networks change, so please confirm your specific plan with the office before your visit.
This list is not exhaustive. Call (832) 400-2780 and the office will verify your coverage and tell you whether a referral or prior authorisation is needed.
Dr. Rajneesh accepts referrals for neurological evaluation and for chronic pain that has not responded to first-line management. Referrals are particularly welcome where the diagnosis is unclear, or where a neurological cause is suspected behind a chronic pain presentation.
Call (832) 400-2780 or have your office send the referral together with relevant imaging reports and prior treatment notes.
A brief clinical summary, current medication list, relevant imaging or nerve study reports, and the specific question you would like addressed.
A consultation letter is sent to the referring physician after the initial evaluation, and following any significant change in the plan.
Request an appointment online, or call the office during business hours.