The services we offer, and the way we provide them, is what separates us from everyone else.  First and foremost, we do not wait for patients to come to us, we go to the patient.  Since most seizure patients are restricted from driving, we better serve our patients by providing them with at home service at no extra charge.

We specialize in Long Term Video Ambulatory EEG.  By concentrating on just one aspect of neuro-diagnostics we aim to be as close to perfect as possible.

With our Patent Pending VideoLink system we provide video ambulatory EEG with dual cameras wirelessly for patients in the comfort of their own home.  Patients benefit by being in their own environment where their seizures have occurred in the past.  They are exposed to the same stressors (spouses, children, work, meeting a schedule) as they would normally encounter which has proven to be helpful in capturing the seizure events on the monitoring equipment.  Most importantly the patient has complete freedom of movement during the recording.

• No equipment or start-up costs

• We schedule the patients

• We provide the technicians

• We provide 24/7 technical support

• Doctor can read their own studies

• No expensive software to buy

• Doctor can change montages, sensitivity, or filters at any time during review

• The study is accessible for review on our secure EEG Data Server within 48 hours of disconnect

• Dual in home cameras with audio

• Easily change camera views

• Hide and display video with one button

• Video is synchronized with EEG

• Continuous recording

• Ability to zoom during review

Long term EEG monitoring can help you make a more accurate assessment for:

• Patients with serial inconclusive EEG's

• Patients with confirmed epilepsy who are experiencing suspected non-epileptic events

• Differentiating between neurologic and cardiac events 

• Localizing and characterizing seizures

• Patients experiencing episodic events in which seizures are suspected

• To clinically see what the patient is doing at the time of an event

• Zoom-in on the patient after the recording is finished

• Observe potential movement disorder during awake or sleep

• Listen to your patient before, during and after an event

• Eliminate the guesswork when evaluating non-epileptic events

• Assist your patients in avoiding the inconvenience of lengthy hospital stays