Neurology Practice

The Neurology Center - Providence Office

📍 Washington, Washington DC · Telehealth available · ✓ Listing verified 2026-07-11

About

The Neurology Center is a concussion service based in Washington, Washington DC. It is a neurology practice.

The listed clinical focus includes mTBI, Neuropsychological Evaluation, Headache and Dizziness/Vertigo. In this directory the listing sits under Vestibular/Balance, Neuropsychology/Cognitive and Headache/Migraine.

The practice sees adults, and telehealth appointments are available.

This Providence-area office is one of seven locations of The Neurology Center, an independent DC-region neurology practice founded downtown in 1969 that also runs neurodiagnostic services and an accredited sleep lab. Concussion is diagnosed clinically through injury history and a neurological exam of memory, strength, sensation, reflexes, coordination and balance, with imaging or EEG used selectively. Treatment emphasizes rest and reduced work and physical demands. In-office and telemedicine appointments are available.

Services

Vestibular/BalanceNeuropsychology/CognitiveHeadache/MigraineRehabilitation/Brain Injury

Clinical focus areas

ConcussionmTBINeuropsychological EvaluationHeadacheDizziness/Vertigo

Details

Provider typeNeurology Practice
SpecialtyNeurology
ServesAdult
InsuranceMany insurance plans cover neuropsychological testing; some require prior authorization or written PCP referral.

Before your first appointment

Patients who contact The Neurology Center - Providence Office in Washington usually want to be clear on a few things first:

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