Service Area

Neurology Services Across Summerlin — Two Accredited Offices

Clinical Neurology Specialists serves Summerlin from two AANEM-accredited offices in the Las Vegas valley. Summerlin is a master-planned community within the City of Las Vegas and unincorporated county land, in the west and northwest of the valley, and West Flamingo Road is generally the shorter journey. Adults 18 and older.

AANEM Accredited

Both electrodiagnostic laboratories accredited independently.

All Six Studies On Site

Neither office refers testing across to the other.

Physician-Owned Since 1998

Independent, and the same records at both offices.

Adults 18 and Older

Outpatient adult neurology. No paediatric care.

Serving Summerlin

How Summerlin is served

Summerlin runs along the western edge of the valley, which puts the Las Vegas office on West Flamingo Road on the same side of town. That is generally the shorter drive from Summerlin addresses, and it matters more than it sounds for studies that repeat — ambulatory EEG needs two visits days apart at the same office.

There is no office in Summerlin itself. The practice operates two fully equipped sites in the valley, and each carries an AANEM-accredited electrodiagnostic laboratory, so wherever you attend the testing happens there rather than being referred on.

Nearest office

CNS Las Vegas (Flamingo)
7751 W. Flamingo Road, Suite A-100
Las Vegas, NV 89147

Sunrise Medical Plaza

702-804-1212 · Get directions

Call for current hours. Adults 18 and older.

Local Detail

Repeat visits and which office you pick

Board-certified neurologists on the west side

The Las Vegas office on West Flamingo Road runs the same board-certified group and the same accredited electrodiagnostic laboratory as Henderson, on Summerlin's side of the valley.

Ambulatory EEG needs the same office twice

Hook-up and removal are separate visits days apart, at the same site. For a Summerlin address that makes the initial office choice worth a moment's thought rather than none.

Botulinum toxin runs on a cycle

Chronic migraine treatment repeats on a schedule over years, so the shorter journey compounds instead of saving you once.

What Is Available

Testing and conditions near Summerlin

For Summerlin, the pages that explain multi-visit testing are the useful ones: ambulatory EEG monitoring, epilepsy treatment and CGRP therapy for migraine. All studies are indexed on the diagnostic testing hub.

Laboratory accreditation is awarded by the American Association of Neuromuscular & Electrodiagnostic Medicine; clinical guidance follows the American Academy of Neurology, with patient-facing condition background from NINDS.

Local FAQs

Neurology for Summerlin

Coverage, offices, testing and insurance.

Which office do Summerlin patients use?
West Flamingo Road, almost always. Summerlin runs along the western edge of the valley and that office sits on the same side of town, which makes it the shorter drive from most Summerlin addresses. Horizon Ridge Parkway is across the valley in Henderson.
Does the drive matter for repeat visits?
More than it sounds. Ambulatory EEG needs two visits days apart at the same office, and treatments that repeat on a schedule — Botox for chronic migraine, device programming — accumulate journeys over years. For those, the shorter drive compounds rather than saving you once.
Is Summerlin inside the City of Las Vegas?
Partly. It is a master-planned community spanning City of Las Vegas land and unincorporated county land, which is why postal and municipal answers about it sometimes differ. It makes no difference to booking or to which office you attend.
Is there a CNS office in Summerlin?
No. The practice operates two offices, both fully equipped, and no satellite locations — so there is nowhere that offers consultation without testing. Summerlin patients attend West Flamingo Road, which carries its own accredited electrodiagnostic laboratory.
What if I need a study my referring doctor did not mention?
The study is planned around the clinical question rather than the referral line, and because the physician performing an electrodiagnostic study also interprets it, it can be extended on the day when an early finding raises a new question.
Can I be seen without a referral?
It depends on your plan rather than on the practice. Many commercial plans allow direct self-referral to neurology; managed care and Medicare Advantage plans usually require one from a primary care physician, in place beforehand rather than obtained afterwards.
What does ambulatory EEG involve if I live in Summerlin?
Two visits to the same office days apart — one to fit the recording equipment, one to remove it and download the study. You go about normal life in between. Because both visits are at the same building, it is worth choosing the office on your side of the valley at the outset rather than switching later.
How often does botulinum toxin for migraine repeat?
It runs on a scheduled cycle rather than as a one-off, continuing over years where it is working. That makes the journey a long-term consideration, not a single trip. The treatment page sets out what the appointment involves and how response is assessed between rounds. Whether it continues at all depends on measured response rather than habit, so the first few cycles are the ones that decide the long-term plan.
Practice Information

Offices serving Summerlin

Both offices are listed in full on the locations page: the Las Vegas office and the Henderson office. Clinical Neurology Specialists is adult outpatient neurology for patients 18 and older. The practice performs no surgery and operates no imaging suite, infusion suite or interventional pain programme, and provides no emergency or inpatient care.

Clinical Neurology Specialists · 702-804-1212 · Adults 18 and older. Call for current hours.

Emergency & crisis resources: Clinical Neurology Specialists is not an emergency service. For stroke symptoms, a seizure lasting more than five minutes or any medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. For a mental health crisis, call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline).

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New patients and physician referrals are welcome at both offices. Adults 18 and older.