Neurology
At Mayo Clinic Healthcare, our neurology and spinal specialists provide expert care for conditions that affect the brain, spine and nervous system. Our highly experienced neurologists combine advanced imaging, industry-leading treatments and coordinated care to help people get answers and improve their health.
Whether you are seeking assessment for new symptoms or a specialist neurology appointment for an established diagnosis, our multidisciplinary private neurology clinic works closely with you to ensure care is precise, coordinated and centred on your needs.
Leading private neurology specialists in London
Our neurology specialists are internationally recognised clinicians with extensive experience across a wide range of neurological disorders. Many are involved in cutting-edge research and the development of clinical guidelines, ensuring that patient care reflects the latest scientific evidence.
At Mayo Clinic Healthcare, our neurologists and spinal specialists collaborate closely with colleagues across neuroscience, imaging and rehabilitation services. This team-based approach ensures that each patient benefits from a depth of expertise and a shared commitment to improving quality of life through compassionate, expert care.
Conditions we treat
We diagnose and treat a broad spectrum of neurological conditions affecting the central and peripheral nervous systems.
Our specialists care for patients with both common and complex conditions, including:
- Alzheimer's disease and other dementias
- Arthritis of the spine
- Autoimmune and neuroinflammatory neurological conditions
- Back pain
- Epilepsy and seizure conditions
- Herniated discs
- Migraines and chronic headaches
- Motor neurone disease
- Parkinson's disease, tremor and movement disorders
- Peripheral neuropathies and other nerve conditions
- Restless legs syndrome
- Spinal injuries and fractures
- Stroke, transient ischaemic attack (TIA) and other vascular conditions of the brain
- Traumatic brain injuries
- Neurogenetic conditions
- Neuro-ophthalmological conditions, including optic neuritis and double vision
- Sensory symptoms linked to multiple sclerosis, neuropathy and migraine
- Conditions affecting gait, balance and coordination
When should you see a neurologist?
Neurological issues can be concerning, and it is important to seek help if necessary. We suggest you see a neurologist if:
- You are experiencing frequent or worsening headaches
- Your medication no longer works
- New neurological symptoms are appearing
- Your headache pattern is changing
Severe symptoms and when to get emergency help
You should get urgent medical advice if your neurological symptoms start suddenly and severely, or if they happen with new symptoms, such as:
- Weakness on one side of the body
- Difficulty speaking
- Loss of vision or double vision
- Confusion or difficulty thinking clearly
- A fever, neck stiffness, or a rash
You should also seek medical attention if your neurological issue develops after a head injury, or if the issue is progressively worsening.
Diagnostic services
Accurate diagnosis is fundamental to effective neurological treatment. Our private neurology clinic offers comprehensive neurological diagnostic testing in a single location, helping reduce delays and streamline your care.
Our diagnostic services may include:
- Neurological consultation and examination
- MRI scans
- CT scans
- EEG scans
- EMG scans
- Lumbar puncture and cerebrospinal fluid analysis
- Advanced blood testing
- Cognitive and functional assessments
Results are reviewed promptly by experienced neurologists who use them to guide personalised treatment planning and next steps for your neurology appointment.
Neurology treatment
Neurological health is influenced by a range of factors including genetics, lifestyle and existing medical conditions.
Our specialists work closely with patients and develop strategies that may include:
Preventative measures, such as botox or injection-based therapies
- Nerve blocks
- Stroke risk assessment and care
- Alzheimer’s disease and cognitive disorder care
- Medication review and optimisation, including medication overuse guidance
Early intervention and proactive care can make a meaningful difference to neurological wellbeing over time.
Personalised treatment
Living with a neurological condition can be challenging and often uncertain. From your first appointment onwards, our neurology team is committed to supporting you with clarity and expert guidance.
Mayo Clinic Healthcare draws on the strength of the wider Mayo Clinic network, one of the world’s most respected centres for neurological care. Our neurologists collaborate with colleagues in the U.S when needed, providing access to global expertise for rare or complex cases.
We start treatment by finding the exact cause of each person’s symptoms. Our specialists use the latest neurological and spinal tests to pinpoint the issue. With clear results, we create treatment plans that are carefully tailored and meet each patient's specific needs and goals.
Options may include medication, lifestyle recommendations, rehabilitation therapies or referral for advanced interventions where appropriate. Every decision is made with you, ensuring you remain informed and supported throughout your care.
Headache management service
Mayo Clinic Healthcare offers a specialised headache management service for people with migraines, providing personalised care to help you manage your symptoms and improve your quality of life.
Our headache management system is designed for people living with frequent and severe migraine, and focuses on prevention through NICE-approved intravenous therapy.
Private health insurance for neurology treatment
Mayo Clinic Healthcare works with all major private health insurance providers, including AXA PPP, Aviva, BUPA, Health Partners Group, Vitality Health and WPA. Self-pay arrangements are also available.
Your neurologist will review your symptoms and test results with a team of specialists to create a care plan designed specifically for you. Our team is available to help arrange appointments, answer questions and guide you through the next steps in your neurological care journey.