Atlanta Neuroscience Institute - ANI

01/16/2026

At Atlanta Neuroscience Institute, we believe neurological care should be as seamless as it is specialized. We know that living with conditions like Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson’s, Epilepsy, or Alzheimer’s is a journey—and you shouldn’t have to navigate it alone.

From expert diagnosis and advanced imaging to personalized infusion care and clinical research, our team provides everything you need under one roof. We aren't just treating a diagnosis; we are supporting a person.

Discover a community of hope and a higher standard of care right here in Atlanta. 🏥✨

Learn more at: https://atlneuroinstitute.org/

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01/14/2026

The Atlanta Neuroscience Institute offers expert care and access to cutting-edge research for complex conditions: Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s Disorder, MS, Epilepsy, and more. We focus on advanced diagnostics, effective symptom management, and strategies to improve daily function.

Participating in our clinical trials provides comprehensive, advanced care while driving the future of neurological medicine. We are committed to providing superior treatment options for our patients.

Have questions about your diagnosis or our research programs? Contact our team today to learn more about advanced treatment options.

01/12/2026

Don't let myths define Parkinson’s Disorder. At the Atlanta Neuroscience Institute, we clarify key misconceptions. Parkinson’s includes non-motor symptoms like anxiety, affects people under 50, and has evolving treatments beyond just medication. Advanced therapies like Deep Brain Stimulation (DBS) offer significant relief.

Knowledge is power. Read our blog to debunk these myths and learn about our whole-person, research-backed care.



CTA: Read the full article on our blog at atlneuroinstitute.org/blog/common-myths-about-parkinsons-setting-the-record-straight/

01/09/2026

Researchers are intensely focused on these two proteins, as understanding their role is crucial for developing new, targeted treatments that can slow the disease's progression. To reach a diagnosis, specialists use a comprehensive approach, including medical history, cognitive tests, and brain imaging (MRI/CT).

An early and accurate diagnosis is the first step toward getting the right support and treatment.

🔗 Learn more about the diagnostic process and treatment options: https://atlneuroinstitute.org/

01/01/2026

Happy New Year from Atlanta Neuroscience Institute! We are ready to continue providing specialized care and support to our community throughout 2026, and we wish you the very best.

12/29/2025

Living with Parkinson's means managing the "unseen" symptoms, too. Don't be afraid to speak up about fatigue, anxiety, or trouble sleeping.

These non-motor symptoms are real, they are valid, and there are strategies to help manage them.

12/24/2025

May your holidays be filled with peace, rest, and happiness. The physicians and staff of Atlanta Neuroscience Institute send you warm wishes for a wonderful season and a healthy start to the New Year.

12/22/2025

Fact: While it's more common in adults 65 and older, Alzheimer's is not just a disease of old age.

Younger-onset Alzheimer's can affect people in their 30s, 40s, or 50s.

Early detection is vital for everyone.

12/17/2025

How often do you think about your brain's health? 🤔

Just like any other part of your body, your brain thrives on attention, good nutrition, and activity.

Creating a supportive daily routine doesn't have to be complicated!

12/15/2025

What are the early signs of Parkinson's disease? It's not always the noticeable tremor.

Keep an eye out for more subtle changes, like:

🔹 A smaller, more cramped handwriting
🔹 Loss of smell
🔹 A softer or lower voice
🔹 "Masking," or a more serious look on your face

If you notice these, it's worth a conversation with a specialist.

12/10/2025

What does "Relapsing-Remitting" MS (RRMS) mean? This is the most common type of MS.

It means you may experience "relapses" (flare-ups or new symptoms) followed by "remissions" (periods of recovery during which symptoms may lessen or disappear).

The goal of treatment is often to lengthen the time between relapses.

12/09/2025

"Stress is inflammation. Stress is pressure on your immune system."

We are reading this vulnerable and powerful essay by Matt Cavallo about the year that nearly broke him—and how a "perfect storm" of life stressors triggered an MS relapse.

At ANI, we believe in a whole-person approach because we know that what happens outside the doctor's office—job loss, family changes, financial pressure—directly affects your neurological health.

If you are feeling the weight of stress right now, please know that you are not alone, and your team is here to support you.

We don’t always talk about stress like the serious medical threat it is.

In his exclusive article, Matt Cavallo discusses how a year that checked nearly every box on the list of life’s biggest stressors almost broke him.

Learn more 👉 https://ow.ly/GkzA50XuRqC