Michigan Institute for Neurological Disorders

Michigan Institute for Neurological Disorders Michigan Institute for Neurological Disorders (MIND) is a full service neurology practice. ⚠️ This platform is NOT a secure communication channel. Thank you.

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CRPS is a chronic neurological condition that often develops after an injury, surgery, or even something as minor as a s...
10/25/2025

CRPS is a chronic neurological condition that often develops after an injury, surgery, or even something as minor as a sprain. While it is not fully understood, CRPS is believed to involve abnormal responses in the peripheral and central nervous systems.

CRPS can significantly impact daily life, but with early diagnosis and comprehensive treatment, symptoms can often be managed more effectively.

At MIND’s Interventional Pain Management Center, our interventional pain physicians work closely with patients to create individualized treatment plans for chronic pain conditions like CRPS.

Call us at 248-553-0010 or learn more here: https://bit.ly/4ojPgLt

Healthy Rivalries. Healthy Minds. It’s Rivalry Week in Michigan, and our MIND team is showing their colors! While the st...
10/24/2025

Healthy Rivalries. Healthy Minds.

It’s Rivalry Week in Michigan, and our MIND team is showing their colors!

While the state may be split between blue and green, we’re united in one mission: advancing expert neurological care for our patients. MIND — keeping Michigan minds healthy and strong.

At MIND’s Parkinson’s Disease & Movement Disorders Center, patients know they’re in expert hands. Dr. Aaron Ellenbogen, ...
10/23/2025

At MIND’s Parkinson’s Disease & Movement Disorders Center, patients know they’re in expert hands.

Dr. Aaron Ellenbogen, a fellowship-trained neurologist in movement disorders and director of the MIND Parkinson’s Disease & Movement Center, goes beyond treatment—he listens, adapts, and partners with patients every step of the way.

Knowledge is one of the most powerful tools in protecting brain health. National Health Education Week is a time to reco...
10/20/2025

Knowledge is one of the most powerful tools in protecting brain health. National Health Education Week is a time to recognize the importance of sharing trusted information — whether it’s understanding early signs of neurological conditions, learning how lifestyle choices affect the brain, or knowing when to seek medical care.

Patient education is central to the care we provide. We believe that when patients and families are informed, they are better equipped to make decisions, manage symptoms, and maintain quality of life.

Call MIND at 248-553-0010 to connect with our team.

From brain injuries to migraines, epilepsy, MS, and more, millions of people live each day with symptoms that may not be...
10/19/2025

From brain injuries to migraines, epilepsy, MS, and more, millions of people live each day with symptoms that may not be visible to others.

These conditions can affect thinking, mood, behavior, and physical abilities in ways that are often misunderstood. Invisible Disabilities Week is a reminder to show empathy, raise awareness, and support those whose challenges aren’t always apparent.

At MIND, we stand with our patients and community — providing care, resources, and advocacy for those navigating life with invisible disabilities.

Call MIND at 248-553-0010 to learn more about how we support those with invisible neurological conditions.

Advanced care. Precise relief.Living with chronic pain isn’t your only option—and it doesn’t have to mean relying on med...
10/16/2025

Advanced care. Precise relief.

Living with chronic pain isn’t your only option—and it doesn’t have to mean relying on medication.

At MIND’s Interventional Pain Management Center, our fellowship-trained interventional pain management specialists use cutting-edge imaging to target the source of your pain, not just the symptoms.

Our state-of-the-art fluoroscopy and ultrasound technology delivers precise imaging for every procedure. You can feel confident knowing you’re in skilled, compassionate hands every step of the way.

Learn more about MIND interventional pain management therapies: https://bit.ly/3W6UiPy

🩺 MIND patients, with our Patient Portal, you can access your health information, message your care team, request appoin...
10/15/2025

🩺 MIND patients, with our Patient Portal, you can access your health information, message your care team, request appointments, and more—all in one secure place.

Stay on top of your care from anywhere. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4n5363m

You may hear us highlight that some of our neurologists are fellowship-trained—but what does that actually mean? For pat...
10/14/2025

You may hear us highlight that some of our neurologists are fellowship-trained—but what does that actually mean?

For patients, it means those physicians have completed advanced, specialized training beyond residency. This added expertise helps them diagnose and treat even the most complex neurological conditions with precision and care.

At MIND, fellowship training is one of the many ways we ensure patients receive the highest level of neurological care.

Did you know treating hearing loss can help protect your brain?Untreated hearing loss is one of the top modifiable risk ...
10/10/2025

Did you know treating hearing loss can help protect your brain?

Untreated hearing loss is one of the top modifiable risk factors for dementia — meaning it’s something you can take action on today.

At MIND, our neurologists look beyond symptoms to understand how factors like hearing, sleep, mood, and overall health affect brain function. By addressing these risks early, we help patients protect memory, thinking, and quality of life. 💙

Dr. Aaron Ellenbogen, lead physician of MIND’s Parkinson’s Disease & Movement Disorders Center, shared his expert perspe...
10/08/2025

Dr. Aaron Ellenbogen, lead physician of MIND’s Parkinson’s Disease & Movement Disorders Center, shared his expert perspective with Fox News on new research linking trichloroethylene (TCE) exposure to increased Parkinson’s risk.

He notes that although these findings aren’t new, they confirm earlier research and highlight just how complex the connection between genetics and environmental factors can be in neurological health.

Read the full story: https://fxn.ws/4pZsLwP

Our patients benefit every day from the skill, compassion, and dedication of MIND’s physician assistants. 💙 This Physici...
10/07/2025

Our patients benefit every day from the skill, compassion, and dedication of MIND’s physician assistants. 💙

This Physician Assistant Week, we honor the PAs who support diagnoses, treatments, and ongoing care — ensuring patients feel supported through every stage of their neurological journey.

🌟 Jessica Epstein
🌟 Alexis Franklin
🌟 McKinlay Scott
🌟 Colleen Regnier
🌟 Michelle Sierant
🌟 Sarah Vella

Thank you for making a difference!

Today is World Meningitis Day.Meningitis is a serious infection that can lead to lasting neurological complications like...
10/05/2025

Today is World Meningitis Day.

Meningitis is a serious infection that can lead to lasting neurological complications like seizures, memory loss, and other brain and nervous system challenges.

At MIND, our neurologists care for patients living with these outcomes — providing expert diagnosis, treatment, and ongoing support to improve quality of life.

Know the signs: sudden fever, severe headache, stiff neck. Early recognition saves lives.

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28595 Orchard Lake Road
Farmington Hills, MI
48334

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Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
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