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Chiropractic Neurology & Sprts
- Neurologist, Doctor, Chiropractor
- 6200 S 58th St Lincoln, NE 68516
- Closed ⋅ Opens at 8:00AM
Referral from
Aug 06, 2014
Michelle S.:
Any recommendations for a Chiropractor in Lincoln or Seward?
Cathy Z.:
I highly recommend Dr. Chad Miller at CNS Rehab in Lincoln. He's a chiropractic neurologist and he's AWESOME! Best I've ever been to!... Frequently Mentioned on Social Media
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Referral from September 9, 2014
Autism N. asked:
"I want the next generation of Autistic kids who go looking in the library for stories they relate to to be able to find more than the autiebiographies and the doom and...
Morénike U. replied:
Amy Weidenaar, there are numerous studies that show that even when you control for finances, children of color still get diagnosed later than white children. Here is a study (hopefully it's the right link) of Medicaid-eligible children of all races. These "poor" white children, boys included, still obtained an autism diagnosis earlier than the non-white children. Furthermore, there is no shortage of info and role models for white autistic boys. http://m.pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/132/1/94.full
Referral from December 15, 2011
Jessi J. asked:
I am looking for a good neurologist/neurosurgeon in the Lincoln area. My last surgery was done at TCI in NY, and it is just too expensive to keep going back there for...
Jody F. replied:
Dr Puccioni from Omaha. Not sure if he does Adults to I know he works with kids. He is in a building with others also. I have not had one problem with him when dealing with my childrens chiari issues.
Angie R. replied:
As I messaged you earlier, Dr Puccioni is great; when Gavin had to have his,decompression redone just, he moved his schedule around to get Gavin in ASAP. Very easy to talk to, which can sometimes hard to come by with neurosurgeons:)
Jessi J. replied:
I am scheduled for a full MRI scan next week, and seeing Dr Puccioni the week after!! Thanks everyone!:)
Jill N. replied:
Dr Puccioni with Midwest Neurosurgery is were we go - he does see adults as well. Office is in Omaha but it is the place to go as Dr. Hellbusch and others are there as well and I haven't heard any complaints from those that go there as well.
Greg H. replied:
I have seen Dr. Hellbusch and thought he was great. He listened to me and let me decide what to do, if anything. I am 12 years post op.
Katie R. replied:
I saw Dr. Long at Midwest Neurosurgery and was not happy with him. he was full of himself and did not feel I was worth his time. I ended up going to Dr. Oro in Colorado, as I felt weird trying to see one of Dr. Long's colleagues. I have heard good things about some of the other doctors as mentioned above.
Katie R. replied:
I have also heard great things about Dr. Thorell at UNMC. He is suppose to have a good bedside manner.
Linda B. replied:
Dr Bowdino at Midwest Neurosurgery--great, fantastic, NEVER makes you feel like he is rushing or doesn't have time for ANY questions, you can call him anytime, just a wonderful man and great surgeon"
Referral from May 29, 2013
Beth S. asked:
Does anyone have recommendations for the best neurologist in Omaha?
Janelle A. replied:
I have a call into my DR to find out but I'm telling you Brooke's neurologist Dr Robert Sundell is a rockstar!!!!
Referral from January 17, 2013
Karen V. asked:
Anyone know a neurologist in Lincoln that knows about neurooathy in my hands? Now that I have insurance I am seeking help.
Referral from July 22, 2012
Jessi J. asked:
Hello all -
I am looking for a good neurologist. My neurosurgeon wants me to see a neurologist before seeing him again. The one he referred me to specializes in...
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