Online neurologist?

[vwolff]

Is it possible to see an online neurologist? If you see an online neurologist can he prescribe carbidopa/levodopa?

[TrigMan59]

I would recommend checking out Synapticure. It’s online practice to help people with movement disorders. Here’s the link: synapticure.com/

[Rather in reply to TrigMan59]

excellent company , I use them for speech therapy and for an extra neurologist; I also see my primary neurolgist in person,

[MBAnderson]

Yes & yes.

[Jmellano]

if u r in ny (i assume they still offer this) urmcnewsroom.iprsoftware.co...

And it is free…

[MBAnderson in reply to Jmellano]

He is in Wisconsin where thay barely have internet or doctors.🙂

[vwolff in reply to Jmellano]

Thank you I'm not in New York but it's proof that things are changing. Thank you

[Jmellano]

sounds like where i live, eastern long island, the pickings are slim

[Jmellano in reply to Jmellano]

good luck, sometimes,i feel so alone, with the ecception of the support i get from this group

[Kenekekiane]

My neuro is 2 hrs from me, we do tele-med when she "has time", which isn't often. I don't fine it very satisfying. We don't have any neuro dr's close.

[gaga1958]

I just last week saw my movement disorder neuro on zoom. However, it was a check in not an initial consult. I doubt she would've diagnosed or initially prescribed meds without an in person consult as they do all those finger tapping, foot stomping, back pulling etc tests in person.