Welcome to the Neuroscience Program at Saint Mary's
In the field of neuroscience, Saint Mary's emphasizes the
best in holistic care within a multidisciplinary environment.
We draw on many fields of knowledge, and our patients can
choose from a variety of treatment options.
Many exciting advances are now taking place in neuroscience. And while we seek to provide the broadest array of treatments, all of our care is focused on one goal: your continued good health.
Our comprehensive array of services includes:
Alzheimer's Disease
& Memory Disorders Service
Epilepsy Service
Neurology
Neuroradiology
Neurosurgery
Parkinson's Service
Physiatry
Psychiatry
Sleep Disorders Service
Spine Service
Stroke Service
Tumor Program
Complementary Therapies
All of our neuroscience services are now housed together in the new Hauenstein Center at Saint Mary’s. This $60 million facility brings together all outpatient and inpatient neuroscience services under one roof for maximum patient convenience and physician collaboration.
Neuroscience Program Highlights:
- Entire continuum of care: Education and prevention, diagnosis, acute treatment including surgical options, rehabilitation, ongoing management
- Neuroscience services include: ALS, Alzheimer’s/memory Disorders, epilepsy/seizure disorders, neuro-ophthalmology, neuro-diagnostics, neurology, neurosurgery, neuro-rehabilitation, Parkinson’s/movement Disorders, diseases of the spine, and acute stroke care
- The first service for the diagnosis and treatment of epilepsy in the state of Michigan, including a 4-bed epilepsy monitoring unit and treatments such as epilepsy surgery which can eliminate seizures
- True “one-stop shop”, with same-day expert evaluation on a patient’s condition
- Ancillary services such as physical therapy, nutrition counseling, social services, nurse practitioner support, and others to provide “one-stop-shopping” for patients and families
- Decentralized nursing stations – one for every two rooms
- Mechanical patient lift in every room to promote patient and staff safety
- Expanded research partnership with Van Andel Institute on Parkinson’s Disease
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