Premier Neurology

10/04/2025

Memory Walk 2025

09/13/2025

It’s a beautiful day in Greenville, SC at the First Annual MS Summit brought to you by the Premier Neurology Foundation.

08/04/2025

MS walk 2025 celebration. The actual walk may have been cancelled due to fires but that did nothing to extinguish our passion for supporting the work of the NMSS in the fight for a cure was not

07/29/2025

Register today for the First Annual Multiple Sclerosis summit hosted by the Premier Neurology Foundation, INC! Link in bio.

07/25/2025

Bear on the job... it's the not so little things that enhance the patient experience in our office

07/25/2025

"Instead of chasing butterflies, mend your garden and they will come."
Thank you to our medical assistant, Tammy, for taking the time to capture photos of these beauties.

07/24/2025

Bear at work 🐕‍🦺

06/18/2025

04/14/2025

These events are always great. I'm honored to be an invited speaker for the program. Registration is required. Hoping to see many of you there!

Greenville SC! We are coming your way! Sign up today and save your spot for this upcoming MS education program happening in . Join Neurologist, Dr. Mary Hughes alongside Adaptive Yoga Specialist Bri Rhea who will be talking all things .
Stay up to date and connect with others on May 3rd in Greenville 🙌🏼 Link https://msviewsandnews.org/event/understanding-complex-ms-treatment-options-pain-more/

02/23/2025

❓Did you know Premier Neurology participates in cutting-edge neurological research in ?

Dr. Hughes has a long history of being involved in research through clinical trials, leading to new FDA approvals for critical medicines and treatment for our patients.

🧠 With the support of our amazing Research Team (Melissa, Mel, & Federica), we're now enrolling participants for seven clinical trials focused on relapsing and progressive MS.

If you're living with any of these disorders and would like to participate, email us at research@premier-neuro.com or call us at 864-654-0880 to learn more!

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02/21/2025

For many people living with neurological disorders, the first barrier to intimacy is frequently mental.

After all, the biggest sexual organ is the brain!

Reading romance novels can be helpful for "getting in the mood!"

Here's a : Mel, one of our Research Study Coordinators, is a USA Today best selling author of romance novels.

Mel writes under MJ Carnal (Carnal is her actual maiden name) and her books can be found on Amazon or at the link below.

Grab one today and give your brain a little saucy spark...

🔗 https://a.co/d/3bBqg7A

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