Neurologist in Ohio for multiple sclerosis, chronic migraines

Neuro care in Ohio for MS and chronic migraines

AndHealth treats multiple sclerosis and chronic migraines for adults across Ohio, with virtual and in-person visits. Your care team works with you to manage symptoms, reduce flares, and support treatment that may slow MS progression. Virtual and in-person care available, with most patients seen within 1–2 weeks, no referral needed.

  • Medicaid, Medicare, and most group/individual plans are accepted
  • Sliding fee scale for patients with out-of-pocket costs
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Neuro care in Ohio for MS and chronic migraines

Neurological conditions we treat in Ohio

AndHealth provides personalized neurology care for adults across Ohio living with multiple sclerosis or chronic migraine. The coordinated care team combines medical treatment with education and lifestyle support to help patients manage symptoms and improve their quality of life over time.

Multiple sclerosis

Multiple sclerosis is a chronic autoimmune condition that affects your brain and spinal cord. The immune system damages myelin, the protective covering around your nerves, which can disrupt signals between your brain and the rest of your body. Symptoms vary widely — fatigue, numbness, muscle weakness, vision changes, balance problems, pain, or trouble thinking clearly.

Because MS affects everyone differently, your AndHealth neurologist builds your care plan around your symptoms, test results, treatment history, and goals. Your neurologist and clinical pharmacist review your medications and discuss disease-modifying therapies, including biologics when appropriate, that may reduce relapses and slow progression in some forms of MS.

Your care team also includes a health coach and patient navigator to help you manage sleep, stress, movement, nutrition, and medication access. Care is available virtually across Ohio, with in-person appointments too.

Chronic migraines

Chronic migraine means headaches on at least 15 days a month for more than three months, with migraine symptoms — throbbing pain, nausea, light or sound sensitivity — on at least eight of them. It can feel different day to day: some attacks make it hard to work or get through daily tasks, while others leave lingering pain, fatigue, or trouble concentrating.

Your AndHealth neurologist reviews how often your headaches occur, how long they last, your symptoms, and what you’ve already tried. Your care plan may include medication to stop an active attack, preventive treatment to reduce future migraine days, or other therapies based on your needs.

Your clinical pharmacist gives clear guidance on using your medications safely and consistently, and helps prevent interruptions in treatment. Your health coach helps identify patterns in sleep, stress, nutrition, and movement that may trigger migraines. Between appointments, you can message your care team anytime with questions or symptom changes.

Living with MS and chronic migraines in Ohio

Ohio’s summer heat and humidity may temporarily worsen MS symptoms, while shifts in temperature or barometric pressure may trigger migraine attacks in some individuals. AndHealth provides virtual and in-person neurology care across Ohio, helping patients monitor symptoms and manage their condition throughout the year.

How Ohio’s environment affects neurological conditions

Ohio’s cold winters and shorter days can limit sunlight exposure. Low vitamin D levels have been linked to a higher risk of developing MS, although they are not considered a direct cause.

Air quality may also affect how some people manage migraines. This can be a concern near industrial and high-traffic areas around Cleveland, Toledo, and Youngstown.

Access to care creates another challenge. Patients in Southeast and Northwest Ohio may live far from a neurologist, turning a routine appointment into a long drive.

How AndHealth tailors Neurology care for Ohio patients

Your neurologist builds your treatment plan based on your symptoms, medical history, test results, prior treatments, and goals.

Virtual visits allow you to receive neurology care from anywhere in Ohio. Your provider can review lab results and imaging, assess symptoms via video, and arrange additional testing near you when needed.

AndHealth’s specialty pharmacy supports access to prescribed disease-modifying therapies, biologics, and other specialty medications. Pharmacists help with approvals, costs, refills, lab monitoring, and delivery.

What sets AndHealth’s Ohio neurology care apart

AndHealth gives you more than occasional appointments with a neurologist. You receive ongoing support from a care team that helps manage treatment, medication access, and the daily factors that affect your condition.

A coordinated team built around your condition

Your care team includes a neurologist, a clinical pharmacist, a health coach, and a patient navigator. Each person supports a different part of your care while working from the same treatment plan.

Your first appointment lasts 45 minutes, giving you time to discuss your symptoms, treatment history, and goals. Follow-up visits last 30 minutes, and you can message your team between appointments when questions or changes arise.

Faster access, no referral required

The average wait for a new neurology appointment is about 30 days nationally. AndHealth often schedules patients within 1–2 weeks, so you can begin care sooner.

You do not need a referral to schedule an appointment. Virtual visits also allow you to meet with your care team from anywhere in Ohio without waiting for an opening at a nearby clinic.

Insurance, costs, and medication support

AndHealth accepts Medicaid, Medicare, TRICARE, and most commercial insurance plans. The team can explain your coverage and help eligible patients access sliding-fee-scale support.

Your clinical pharmacist helps with prior authorizations, copay assistance, refills, and other medication costs. AndHealth’s specialty pharmacy can also coordinate home delivery for prescribed biologics and disease-modifying therapies.

 

Office locations

Ohio

Cambridge
1330 Clark St, Cambridge, OH 43725

Franklinton
777 W State St Suite 201A, Columbus, OH 43222

Logan
30381 Chieftain Drive, Logan, OH 43138

 

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Virtual video visits available for Indiana & Ohio residents

Serving Ohio patients statewide

AndHealth provides virtual neurology visits to patients throughout Ohio, including Central, Northeast, Northwest, Southeast, and Southwest Ohio. In-person care is also available at select locations.

We integrate advanced biologic therapies, targeted topical treatments, and whole person lifestyle support including stress management, nutrition guidance, and sleep optimization. Your AndHealth dermatologist works alongside clinical pharmacists, health coaches, and patient navigators to coordinate every part of your care, and no referral is required.

Not near a clinic? Virtual video visits are available statewide. Most patients are scheduled within 1–2 weeks.

Community health center access for Ohio patients

AndHealth partners with Third Street Family Health Services and Lower Lights Health to help more Ohio patients reach neurology care.

If you do not have reliable internet, a private place at home, or transportation to a specialist clinic, you may be able to use a private room at a partner health center for your appointment at no additional cost.

This option can reduce the long drives and wait times that often affect patients in rural and underserved communities while providing access to a board-certified neurologist

If you are uninsured or underinsured, an AndHealth care navigator can help you explore sliding-fee-scale services and other support programs available through the community health center.

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Neurologist Ohio FAQs

No. You can schedule a new patient intake call with AndHealth without a referral with a diagnosis of multiple sclerosis or chronic migraines. Because some insurance plans have their own requirements, the care team can help you confirm your coverage before your first visit.

Yes. AndHealth accepts Ohio Medicaid, Medicare, TRICARE, and most commercial insurance plans. The team can also help you understand out-of-pocket costs and available sliding-fee-scale support.

Yes. Virtual neurology visits are available statewide so that you can meet with your care team from home or another private location. In-person appointments are also available at select Ohio locations.

Most AndHealth patients can schedule a neurology appointment within 1–2 weeks. Virtual visits may give you more scheduling options if you do not live near an in-person location.

AndHealth treats multiple sclerosis and chronic migraines in Ohio. Care may include medication management, disease-modifying therapies, biologics, symptom support, and help with the daily factors that affect your condition.

AndHealth combines specialist care with ongoing support from a clinical pharmacist, health coach, and patient navigator. You can also message your team between visits, receive virtual care statewide, and get help with insurance, medications, and specialty pharmacy services.

Yes. An AndHealth neurologist can evaluate your condition through telehealth and prescribe MS medications when clinically appropriate. Your clinical pharmacist, part of your care team, plus the specialty pharmacy can help with approvals, refills, costs, monitoring, and home delivery.

Look for a board-certified neurologist with experience treating your condition. You should also consider appointment access, visit length, medication support, and how the practice helps you between appointments.

Yes. AndHealth’s neurology team includes board-certified neurologists with experience treating multiple sclerosis and chronic migraines. Care is available virtually across Ohio and in person at select locations.

Contact your neurology team when you develop new or worsening MS symptoms that last more than 24 hours. Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room for severe or sudden symptoms.

Seek emergency care for a sudden, intense headache, new weakness or numbness, trouble speaking, confusion, vision loss, difficulty walking, high fever, or neck stiffness.

Neurology care near you

Central Ohio

Circleville

Columbus

Deleware

Lancaster

Marion

Marysville

Mount Vernon

Newark

Northeast Ohio

Akron

Ashland

Canton

Cleveland

Elyria

Jefferson

Mansfield

Warren

Wooster

Northwest Ohio

Bucyrus

Findlay

Lima

Norwalk

Sandusky

Sidney

Toledo

Southeast Ohio

Athens

Cambridge

Chillicothe

Coshocton

Logan

Marietta

Waverly

Zanesville

Southwest Ohio

Batavia

Cincinnati

Dayton

Greenville

Springfield

Urbana

Xenia

Wilmington