Neurology Services Across North Las Vegas — Two Accredited Offices

The practice previously operated an office in North Las Vegas and consolidated into two fully equipped sites. That consolidation is why there is no North Las Vegas location today, and why residents attend whichever of the two remaining offices is the shorter drive.

Old directory listings for the closed location persist across third-party sites long after a practice moves. It is worth confirming the address before travelling. The two current offices are on West Flamingo Road in Las Vegas and West Horizon Ridge Parkway in Henderson.

West Flamingo Road, which is generally the shorter journey from the north of the valley. The Henderson office sits further southeast. Both carry the full diagnostic suite, so the decision is drive time rather than what each can perform.

No — it is a separate incorporated city with its own government, not a district of Las Vegas, which is why it has its own service-area page here. For neurology purposes what matters is simply that neither CNS office sits inside it.

All six in-office studies are performed at either office: EMG and nerve conduction, routine EEG, ambulatory EEG, evoked potentials, transcranial Doppler and VNG balance testing. Each is interpreted by the neurologist who ordered it rather than sent out.

Frequently yes, where the clinical sequence allows it, and it is worth asking at booking if the journey is a long one. Ambulatory EEG is the exception, since it requires separate setup and removal visits days apart.

No. That office closed when the practice consolidated into two fully equipped sites. It still appears in some third-party directory listings, which is why it is worth confirming the address here or by phone before setting off. Nothing about your record was affected by the move. If a listing or an old letter sends you to the closed address, the appointment itself is unaffected — call and you will be redirected to the right building.

Because an AANEM-accredited electrodiagnostic laboratory is not something you can spread thinly. Two offices each running the full six-study suite with accredited laboratories beats three where testing gets referred between them. The honest trade-off is that some patients, North Las Vegas included, now drive further. What you get in exchange is that no study on the six-study list sends you to a second building on a second day.