HEALTH CARE
2022 HEALTH CARE EDITION
Baylor Scott & White opens new NeuroHealth Institute, expands current coverage in Lakeway
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BY KAITLYN WILKES
reoperations, less complications and shorter length of stay for people who seek their care with us. … So what that means is, these doctors have committed to being a part of this institute,” Weston said. Weston said the integration of the hospital sys- tem’s medical records makes it easy for a patient’s medical team to consult with one another on a treatment plan. He also said patients do not need a referral to use the services of the NeuroHealth Institute. By visiting www.bswhealth.com/neurohealth, patients can be connected to members of the sta who can direct them to the right provider. For neurosurgeon Dr. James Waldron, the patients he sees have already been approved for surgery by a collaborating physician. “The appropriate patients will make their way to us having already had the appropriate workup. And then the process is much more e cient for the patient,” Waldron said. He said Baylor Scott & White has academic medical centers that allow for residents and fellows to train at various BSW facilities in Central Texas to create a systemwide approach to the way they treat patients.
Baylor Scott & White Health expanded the NeuroHealth Institute into Lakeway, giving Central Texas comprehensive neurological care for brain and spinal cord conditions. The NeuroHealth Institute launched in 2021, and patients can visit providers at BSW facilities throughout Central Texas. The largest concen- tration of NeuroHealth providers are at BSW’s medical centers in Round Rock and at Baylor Scott & White-Lakeway, 100 Medical Parkway. Services include care for strokes, aneurysms, scoliosis, back pain and spine diseases. This center, which includes 37 providers, o ers new therapies and imaging, and robotics for brain and spinal procedures. Within the care provided, there are nine subspecialties for minimally inva- sive procedures and multidisciplinary care. For Central Texans, Michael Weston, regional director of Neuroscience and Pain Management with the hospital system, said this allows patients to get care close to home instead of Houston or San Antonio. “We know that multidisciplinary care pro- vides higher-quality outcomes. It means less
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NEUROHEALTH INSTITUTE'S 9 SUBSPECIALTIES
The NeuroHealth Institute provides comprehensive care for patients with complex neurological conditions. Experts in nine subspecialties operate out of the clinic at Baylor Scott & White-Lakeway.
Neurosurgery
Neurology
Pain management
Neuro oncology
Neuro psychology
Pediatric neurology
Orthopedic spine
Physical medicine
Rehabilitation
SOURCE: BAYLOR SCOTT AND WHITE COMMUNITY IMPACT NEWSPAPER
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