Neurology at Boulder Medical Center
Evaluation and treatment of adult neurologic conditions, including headaches
Schedule an in-person or telemedicine appointment: 303-440-3134
Neurology is the branch of medicine that addresses disorders of the nervous system. Significant recent development and advances have occurred diagnosing and treating neurological disorders. Boulder Medical Center offers a range of testing, diagnosis, and treatment for a comprehensive spectrum of neurological conditions, including:
- Parkinson’s Disease
- Dementia
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Neuropathy
- Carpal Tunnel
- Headache
- Epilepsy,
- Myasthenia Gravis
- Stroke
- Huntington’s Disease
- Essential Tremors
Care for Headaches
As a headache specialist, Dr. Paula Mendes provides diagnosis and treatment, including:
• Nerve blocks for headaches
• Botox for migraines and other neurological disorders
• Electromyography and nerve conduction studies
Electroneurodiagnostic Testing
- EEG (electroencephalography)
- EMG/NCS (electromyography, nerve conduction studies) — Click link for EMG testing information
- Evoked Potential Studies
- CT and MRI scans arranged at appropriate facilities
Patient Documents
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- Neurology New Patient Packet
- Headache Questionnaire **
** Important Note: If you are coming to our clinic for a headache, be sure to complete the Headache Questionnaire AND the Neurology New Patient Packet, even if you are a prior or established patient.
Locations
Recent Neurology Posts
September 24, 2020 A note to our valued University of Colorado patients: Because we appreciate you and our entire community,…
Boulder Medical Center’s new telemedicine program enables patients to receive a wide range of healthcare services from their providers without having to travel to a BMC clinic.
According to neurologist Paula Mendes, MD: CGRP Blockers were developed specifically for migraine headaches and, in the majority of cases, reduce the frequency of migraines by as much as 50 percent.
If you have to take a particular pain medication every day to get rid of a headache, it’s not working. Many patients are surprised at how much their headaches improve simply as a result of stopping the rebound cycle. By Paula Mendes, neurologist, Boulder Medical Center.