Multidisciplinary and Subspecialty Neurology Clinics

About our multidisciplinary and subspecialty clinics

A core mission of The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center’s Department of Neurology is to deliver expert diagnostic services and personalized, whole-person care for people with neurological disorders – at a level of sophistication typically found only at leading academic medical centers. To support this mission, our department has developed a robust network of 32 multidisciplinary and subspecialty clinics, adding two to three new specialty clinics each year. 

Each clinic is anchored by a neurologist with deep expertise in a highly specific condition and is further strengthened by integrated collaboration with other medical specialists. Depending on patient needs, clinics may include rheumatologists, cardiologists, pulmonologists, maternal-fetal medicine specialists and electrophysiologists. Our multidisciplinary model also brings together physical, occupational and speech therapists; dietitians; pharmacists; neuropsychologists and psychologists; genetic counselors; respiratory therapists and social workers. This team-based approach ensures seamless communication across providers and delivers truly individualized care centered on the patient. 

Patient feedback underscores the impact of this model. Post-clinic surveys show that 94% of patients report benefiting from participation in our multidisciplinary and subspecialty clinics, with more than 80% indicating an improvement in the quality of their care. Additionally, 94% of patients would recommend these clinics to others with similar conditions – affirming the value of our collaborative, patient-focused approach.

Welcome from the Medical Director of the Neurology Specialty Clinics

Leveraging the passion, specialized interests and clinical expertise of our providers, the Neurology department at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center has expanded its multidisciplinary and subspecialty clinics fivefold since 2021. These clinics deliver highly specialized, innovative care for complex neurological conditions while fostering meaningful collaboration across disciplines. 

Our care model also creates robust opportunities for clinical research participation and strengthens referral partnerships. We remain committed to advancing comprehensive, patient-centered care and look forward to continued growth of subspecialty services in collaboration with referring and partner providers.

Sarita Maturu, DO
Associate Professor of Neurology, Epilepsy Division
Director, Neurology Specialty Clinics