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🌍🧠 Happy World Brain Day! At MIND, we celebrate the incredible power of the human brain and dedicate our work to protect...
07/22/2025

🌍🧠 Happy World Brain Day!

At MIND, we celebrate the incredible power of the human brain and dedicate our work to protecting your neurological health and well-being.
This year’s theme, “Brain Health for All Ages,” reminds us that caring for our brains is a lifelong journey, from childhood through older adulthood.

Here are simple ways to support your brain health at any age:
• Regular check-ups
• Balanced nutrition
• Adequate sleep
• Regular exercise
• Effective stress management

Take care of your brain – today and every day.

MIND-Blowing Trivia for World Brain Day! ✨🧠Did you know...?• Your brain has about 86 billion neurons, transmitting signa...
07/22/2025

MIND-Blowing Trivia for World Brain Day! ✨🧠

Did you know...?
• Your brain has about 86 billion neurons, transmitting signals in milliseconds
• Your brain weighs just 3 pounds but uses 20% of your body’s energy—even at rest.
• Your brain produces around 70,000 thoughts each day.
• It can generate enough electricity to power a small light bulb!
• It is continually rewiring itself, even in adulthood – the brain can reorganize, adapt and form new connections throughout your entire life.

Our brains run the show, and we’re here to help you keep yours performing at its best.

⭐ MIND Advanced Practice Provider Spotlight ⭐Meet Angela “Angie” Brennan, an Advanced Practice Provider (APP) at MIND! A...
07/21/2025

⭐ MIND Advanced Practice Provider Spotlight ⭐
Meet Angela “Angie” Brennan, an Advanced Practice Provider (APP) at MIND!

Angie is a key member of our Riverview team, where she works closely with Dr. Doty, Dr. Katzman, Dr. Singer, Dr. Kodrik and the rest of the care team to diagnose, manage, and treat patients.

As a board-certified acute care nurse practitioner, Angie brings advanced clinical expertise to every visit. From performing evaluations and developing treatment plans to collaborating with our specialists, she plays a hands-on role in delivering top care.

Thank you to Riverview Register of Go Big Multi-media for joining us at the MIND Riverview Grand opening, and for the th...
07/18/2025

Thank you to Riverview Register of Go Big Multi-media for joining us at the MIND Riverview Grand opening, and for the thorough cover story on the opening of our new location! 🙌🧠

We’re proud to bring compassionate, comprehensive care closer to home for Riverview and the Downriver community—and grateful for Riverview Register’s support in helping us connect with local residents.


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If you are new to MIND care, you may be asking, “What does a neurologist do, and what should I expect from my care?A neu...
07/17/2025

If you are new to MIND care, you may be asking, “What does a neurologist do, and what should I expect from my care?

A neurologist is a doctor who specializes in the body’s electrical and communication system. Think of your body as a house: your nervous system is the wiring that connects and powers everything. It includes your brain, spinal cord, and nerves—working together to control movement, senses, and vital functions.

At MIND, we help patients with “wiring” challenges such as:
• Unexplained headaches or migraines
• Memory loss or confusion
• Tremors, muscle weakness, or numbness
• Seizures
• Movement problems like shaking, stiffness, or balance issues
• Conditions such as Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis, and Alzheimer’s

In addition to creating a plan to diagnose, treat, and manage your symptoms, MIND’s neurologists are a trusted resource, helping you understand your condition, manage it confidently, and live your best life.

Learn more at mindonline.com.

Not all memory loss is the same, nor does it necessarily lead to Alzheimer’s.Occasional memory slips, like misplacing yo...
07/16/2025

Not all memory loss is the same, nor does it necessarily lead to Alzheimer’s.

Occasional memory slips, like misplacing your keys or forgetting names are common, normal signs of aging. But with Alzheimer’s disease, it can bring about confusion, persistent memory loss, difficulty with familiar tasks and even mood swings and disorientation.

The bottom line is that if memory issues start to interfere with everyday activities, it may be time to consult with a neurologist. While it’s important to keep an eye on the signs, only 1% of people over age 65 with normal age-related memory issues will get dementia (including Alzheimer’s) each year.
Read more from WebMD: http://bit.ly/46JQ3j8

Learn the difference between memory problems that can happen to all of us as we get older and real warning signs of dementia.

⭐ MIND Advanced Practice Provider Spotlight ⭐Meet Alexis Franklin, PA-C. Alexis Franklin is board-certified physician as...
07/15/2025

⭐ MIND Advanced Practice Provider Spotlight ⭐
Meet Alexis Franklin, PA-C.

Alexis Franklin is board-certified physician assistant with a strong neurology and pain management background and a sub-specialization in movement disorders, including Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis, and degenerative disc disease.

She has experience in diagnosing, evaluating, and treating patients with pain and neurological disorders and administering injections.

We are glad to have you on board, Alexis!

Exciting news from AARP: Two small but encouraging clinical studies found that stem cell transplants in Parkinson’s pati...
07/14/2025

Exciting news from AARP: Two small but encouraging clinical studies found that stem cell transplants in Parkinson’s patients led to improvements in motor skills and quality of life

“For the Parkinson’s patient who reaches a roadblock after several years of treatment, this (potentially) opens the door for an extended period of life where symptoms are much better controlled.”

At MIND, we’re encouraged by this promising early research and remain committed to following the progress of these clinical trials as part of our dedication to advanced, evolving care for Parkinson’s patients.

Read more: https://www.facebook.com/100064921680229/posts/1135848805255832/?mibextid=wwXIfr&rdid=vuZiJj2k7UQmojzf

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MIND is expanding, and we're seeking brilliant MINDs to join us!As one of Michigan's fastest-growing specialty medical p...
07/11/2025

MIND is expanding, and we're seeking brilliant MINDs to join us!

As one of Michigan's fastest-growing specialty medical practices, we provide exceptional patient care. We're actively seeking passionate healthcare professionals and adjunct staff to join our dynamic team.

See available opportunities and apply today! mindonline.com/careers

WJR 760-AM’s HealthWatch recently visited our Farmington Hills facility to explore how MIND is advancing neurological ca...
07/09/2025

WJR 760-AM’s HealthWatch recently visited our Farmington Hills facility to explore how MIND is advancing neurological care right here in Michigan.

Radio host Lloyd Jackson interviewed four of our expert neurologists—Dr. Daniel Singer, Dr. Lauren Aymen, Dr. Jon Fellows, and Dr. Taylor Hess—for an insightful conversation on today’s most pressing neurology conditions and topics, including the latest treatments for migraines and headaches, breakthrough research in Alzheimer's and MS, and innovative tools and technology for faster, more accurate diagnosis.

Listen to the interviews online: http://bit.ly/45LW6U2

07/08/2025

"Riverview now has some of the sharpest MINDs in the business." – Riverview Mayor Andrew Swift.

Thank you to Official City of Riverview MI Mayor Swift for helping us mark the opening of MIND’s Riverview location and welcoming us to the Downriver community. We’re proud to bring our “one-stop” neurological care and expertise to the region, making high-quality care more accessible for all.

Tracking mobility, one step at a time. At our Farmington Hills, Riverview, and Roseville locations, we installed a 25-fo...
07/07/2025

Tracking mobility, one step at a time.

At our Farmington Hills, Riverview, and Roseville locations, we installed a 25-foot red carpet path in the hallways, which is used in research and for clinical attestation of walking speed tests.

Used during timed walking tests for Multiple Sclerosis (MS) evaluations, this tool helps our specialists assess walking speed and stability, key indicators in monitoring MS progression and mobility changes.

These assessments allow us to:
• Track disease progression
• Evaluate treatment effectiveness
• Personalize care based on real-time patient function

Every step matters—and we’re walking alongside our patients on their MS journey at MIND.


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