Neurology
Neurology and Headache Services
Neurology services we provide and conditions we treat include:
- Autonomic testing
- EEG (Electroencephalography)
- EMG (Electromyography)
- Evoked potentials (Multiple Sclerosis diagnosis)
- How the individual nerves can transmit electrical impulses
- Lumbar puncture
- Nerve Conduction Studies
- Neuroimaging
- Seizures, confusion, tumors, infections, degenerative diseases, head injuries and sleep disorders
- Skin and sweat tests
- Structural and functional imaging
- Weakness, involuntary muscle twitching and paralysis
- Free cognitive screenings — View the upcoming screening dates or call 417-327-3530
Memory Care Services
The Missouri Memory Center in the CMH Neurology and Headache Center features a multi-disciplinary team of experts. They diagnose and treat patients with memory problems related to dementia, Alzheimer’s disease and other neuropsychological issues.
Impaired memory has many different causes, including some that may improve with specific treatments. Sometimes memory loss can be part of Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia. The best time to get to the bottom of memory issues is when the symptoms are still mild.
The Missouri Memory Center offers the following services:
- Neurological examination
- Cognitive evaluations
- Imaging and other neurodiagnostic studies
- Neuropsychological testing
- Medication review
- Behavioral assessments
- Physical and occupational therapy
- Home care assessment
- Patient/Family/Caregiver education
Help for You or a Loved One
If you have concerns about yourself or a loved one, we can help with compassionate care and advanced treatment options. Patients come to receive help due to a wide range of memory concerns. They may have trouble understanding why they are not functioning as efficiently at work. They may also wonder if they have a more serious problem, such as dementia.
The Missouri Memory Center sees many different levels of memory concerns and many different age groups of patients.
Memory Care Units
CMH also has memory care units within its skilled nursing facilities. Staff in these special units meet the specific needs of patients with advanced stages of Alzheimer's disease and dementia.
Alzheimer's Disease Resources
Early Signs and Symptoms
Memory loss that disrupts daily life may be a symptom of Alzheimer's or other dementia. The Alzheimer's Association shares warning signs and symptoms you should not ignore. If you notice any of them, schedule an appointment with your doctor.
10 Early Signs and Symptoms of Alzheimer's and DementiaSupport Groups and Classes
Local support groups can help you cope with the stress of having dementia or caring for someone with dementia.
Alzheimer's Association support groups
CMH Support Groups and ClassesAlzheimer's Treatment Guide
Request "Introduction to What's New in Alzheimer's Disease Treatment" by Curtis P. Schreiber, M.D., to learn more about disease-modifying therapy. The guide provides a solid basic understanding of the issues to consider about Leqembi. In July 2023, the FDA approved the disease-modifying treatment that slows the progression of AD.
Request the Alzheimer's Treatment GuideResearch Opportunities
CMH Neurology and Headache Center and Missouri Memory Center participate in research studies for neurology, Alzheimer's disease and headache care.
What are Clinical Trials?
Clinical trials involve testing new drugs in patients who have the disorder or disease being treated. These trials are conducted after extensive research and testing in labs and with healthy volunteers. CMH Neurology & Headache Center gives patients opportunities to participate in clinical trials that help to move new treatments forward. Participants get to try new treatments while offering hope for patients in the future.
Interested in a Clinical Trial?
Call 417-328-7781 to speak to a research coordinator or learn more about the CMH Research Department.Patient Education Videos
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Locations
CMH Neurology and Headache Center
1245 N. Butterfield Road, Bolivar
Directions to CMH Neurology and Headache CenterPatient Resources
Introduction to What's New in Alzheimer's Disease Treatment (PDF) - Dr. Schreiber shares the latest in Alzheimer’s treatment and diagnosis.
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