Expert neurological care that’s close to home

If you need care for your brain or nervous system, you can trust you're in good hands with Prisma Health's neurologists and neurosurgeons.

Expert neurological care

Using the latest advanced technological innovation and expert research, our neurologists and neurosurgeons are dedicated to compassionate patient care for the brain, spine and nervous system.

Neurological conditions treated

We provide the most advanced brain surgery, spine and stroke treatments available in South Carolina.

Brain tumors and aneurysms
Stroke and transient ischemic attack (TIA – often referred to as a "mini-stroke")
Parkinson's disease and other movement disorders
Epilepsy, seizures, multiple sclerosis (MS)
Alzheimer’s disease and other dementia
Headaches and migraines

Specialty care centers and programs

Our world-class model of care features multiple dedicated specialists working collaboratively in our specialty centers and programs.

Prisma Health Comprehensive Stroke Center
Prisma Health Brain Tumor Center
Gamma Knife Radiosurgery
Neuroscience Intensive Care Unit
Spine Program
Epilepsy Program
Headache Program
Memory Health Program
Movement Disorders Program
Multiple Sclerosis Program
Neuromuscular Disorders Program
Neurotrauma Program

Neurology

Expert care for all neurological disorders and diseases including stroke and transient ischemic attacks, epilepsy, headache and migraines.

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Neurosurgery

Specialized care for the brain, spine and peripheral nervous system from highly trained neurosurgeons.

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Leading-edge expertise

As an academic teaching healthcare organization, our doctors have the latest knowledge and technology to care for you

Safe care

Our hospitals and physician practices are taking every precaution to protect you from COVID-19

Quality

The only accredited Advanced Comprehensive Stroke Centers in the Midlands and Upstate and 2 out of the 3 in South Carolina

Why are strokes rising among young people?

Doctors have seen a rising incidence of stroke in a part of the population you may not expect – young people. Stroke can happen anywhere, anytime and to anyone.

How to reduce your risk of stroke

Despite the significant advances in stroke care over the past 25 years, stroke remains the fifth leading cause of death and the leading cause of serious long-term disability in the United States.