2 Medicare-enrolled neurologists practice in Philadelphia. The hospital they most often list is Neshoba County General Hospital. Filter by Medicare acceptance, telehealth or hospital below.
2 Medicare-enrolled neurologists practice in Philadelphia according to CMS. The largest groups are Neshoba County General Hospital (2).
Which hospitals do Philadelphia neurologists work with?
The hospitals Philadelphia neurologists most often list as an affiliation are Neshoba County General Hospital (2), Neshoba County General Hospital (2), Anderson Regional Medical Center (1), Laird Hospital INC (1). An affiliation usually means the doctor can treat or admit patients there.
Do these neurologists accept Medicare?
All are enrolled in Medicare. 2 of 2 accept Medicare assignment, meaning they take the Medicare-approved amount as full payment for covered services. 0 offer telehealth visits. Confirm with the office before booking, especially if you have Medicare Advantage or private insurance.
What does a neurologist do?
Neurologists diagnose and treat disorders of the brain, spinal cord and nerves, including stroke, epilepsy, migraine, multiple sclerosis and Parkinson's disease.
Listings come from the CMS Doctors and Clinicians national file: clinicians enrolled in Medicare whose primary specialty is neurology, at the practice addresses CMS lists in Philadelphia. Hospital affiliations are the hospitals each clinician reports to Medicare. Details change; confirm with the practice before you visit. About the data.