Comprehensive diagnostic testing and neurological evaluation — delivering clarity, precision, and compassionate care to patients throughout the Utah Valley and beyond.
Our center provides a full spectrum of neurological and neurophysiological diagnostic services, utilizing advanced technology and evidence-based protocols to support accurate diagnosis and effective treatment planning.
Comprehensive neurophysiological evaluations using state-of-the-art equipment to assess nerve function, muscle response, and electrical activity within the nervous system.
Thorough neurological examinations to identify, characterize, and monitor neurological conditions — from peripheral neuropathies to central nervous system disorders.
Detailed, physician-reviewed reports that communicate test findings clearly to referring providers — supporting informed clinical decision-making and coordinated patient care.
Seamless collaboration with referring physicians and healthcare teams — ensuring test results are delivered promptly and integrated into your patient's ongoing treatment plan.
Precision nerve conduction testing (NCS) to evaluate the integrity and function of peripheral nerves, helping diagnose entrapment neuropathies, radiculopathies, and polyneuropathies.
Advanced electromyography to assess muscle and nerve health, distinguishing between myopathic, neurogenic, and neuromuscular junction disorders with clinical accuracy.
Located in the heart of Provo at 3685 N 100 E, Neurological Center is a specialized diagnostic facility committed to providing high-quality neurological and neurophysiological testing for patients throughout the Utah Valley.
Our practice is built on a foundation of clinical excellence and thoroughness. Every test we perform is conducted with meticulous attention to detail, and every result is reviewed with the rigor that neurological diagnosis demands. We understand that receiving neurological test results can be daunting — our team is dedicated to making the process as clear, comfortable, and efficient as possible.
We work closely with referring physicians across the region, ensuring that test findings are communicated in a timely and clinically useful manner. Whether a patient presents with symptoms of peripheral neuropathy, radiculopathy, or a more complex neurological condition, we provide the diagnostic clarity needed to guide effective treatment.
Our diagnostic services cover a broad range of neurological conditions. If you're experiencing symptoms that may have a neurological basis, we can help determine the underlying cause.
Numbness, tingling, and weakness in the hands and feet — evaluated through nerve conduction studies and EMG.
Median nerve compression at the wrist — diagnosed with precise conduction studies to confirm and quantify severity.
Nerve root irritation in the cervical or lumbar spine — differentiated from peripheral and central causes.
Myopathies and neuromuscular junction disorders — assessed through targeted EMG and clinical correlation.
Evaluation and monitoring support for patients with epilepsy and unexplained episodes of altered consciousness.
Serial testing to monitor disease progression, treatment response, and neurological changes over time.
Not sure if testing is right for you? Our team can help determine whether neurological evaluation is appropriate for your symptoms.
Speak With Our TeamUnderstanding what to expect can make your visit easier. Here are answers to questions we hear most often.
Bring a valid photo ID, your insurance card, and a referral or order from your referring physician if you have one. If you take medications, bring a current list. Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing that allows easy access to the area being tested.
Most neurophysiological evaluations take approximately 30 to 60 minutes, depending on the number of nerves or muscle groups being studied. More comprehensive studies may require additional time. We will provide an estimated duration when scheduling your appointment.
Most patients describe nerve conduction studies as producing a brief, mild tingling or snapping sensation — similar to a small static shock. EMG needle testing may cause brief discomfort. Our team is experienced in making you as comfortable as possible and will explain each step before it happens.
Yes — neurological testing at our center is performed under physician referral. If you are a patient with symptoms that may warrant neurological evaluation, please speak with your primary care physician or specialist. We are happy to accept referrals from any licensed physician.
Test results are sent directly to your referring physician, who will discuss the findings with you in the context of your overall health. If you have questions about your results, please speak with your doctor — they are best positioned to explain what the findings mean for your care.
We accept most major insurance plans. Please contact our office at (801) 375-2106 to verify your specific plan and any applicable copay or deductible before your appointment. Our staff will work with you to understand your coverage.
Whether you're a patient seeking neurological evaluation or a physician looking to refer a patient, we welcome your call or message.
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