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More than 2 million Americans will have a seizure, but only one or two in 100 actually have epilepsy. A correct diagnosis, therefore, is essential to getting the best care. Our epilepsy specialists guide patients to the right diagnosis, often tapping the broader resources of our institute for input from other subspecialists. With offices across the state you never have to travel far for the most advanced care.
A wide variety of providers who specialize in the function of the brain
Our epilepsy centers and outpatient locations for care close to home
Meet the experts on our Epilepsy Center team.
There are wide range of tests that may help to diagnose your specific type of epilepsy and seizures.
If you’ve been given a diagnosis, find more information here.
Making seizures stop without side effects that often come from medication.
Ayer Neuroscience Institute
July 08, 2023
If you have epilepsy, the fear of having a seizure might trigger anxiety, or feeling too much anxiety can prompt [...]
December 21, 2022
One in 26 people will have a seizure at some point in their lives. And some – around one or [...]
March 01, 2022
Just over 1 percent of the U.S. population, adults and children, have epilepsy. Hartford HealthCare’s Jocelyn Maminta recently spoke with [...]
January 05, 2022
The list of reasons you should keep your blood pressure under control now includes possibly preventing epileptic seizures. Boston University [...]
October 20, 2021
Recent research into the effects of cannabis derivatives on seizures could open the door to more medication options for patients, [...]
September 23, 2021
The toolbox of options for people with epilepsy expanded recently at Hartford HealthCare (HHC) with the launch of responsive neurostimulation [...]
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