Iowa Neurology & Sleep, PLC

05/22/2026

There is new hope on the horizon for Alzheimer's sufferers.

05/15/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined us at Heart Song Day Services on Tuesday to learn more about our memory care services and new treatment option for early Alzheimer’s disease. We had a great turnout and appreciated the opportunity to share how this treatment works, answer your thoughtful questions, and connect with so many community members passionate about brain health and support for loved ones.

Memory care is about more than medication, it’s about caring for the whole person. Our goal is to help prolong independence, support quality of life, and provide compassionate care every step of the journey. Education is also an important part of that care, giving families, caregivers, and the community the knowledge and tools to recognize early signs, navigate challenges, and better support one another.

Learn more about our memory care services: https://iowaneurologyandsleep.com/services/

05/11/2026

Meet Kelsee Browning, DNP, AG‑PCNP, an Advanced Practice Provider at the Iowa Neurology & Sleep Ottumwa Clinic (301 W 2nd St, Ottumwa, IA). 👋

Kelsee brings nearly 15 years of experience in critical care, cardiac medicine, and geriatric nursing. She’s led clinical teams, supported long‑term care communities, and even taught future nurses.

She’s passionate about caring for older adults, especially those living with Alzheimer’s disease and provides expert treatment for migraines and sleep apnea.

Outside the clinic, Kelsee enjoys time with her husband, daughter, and their five dachshunds.
We’re thrilled to have her on our team.

Learn more about Kelsee and schedule an appointment here 👉🏻 https://iowaneurologyandsleep.com/provider/kelsee-browning-dnp/

05/08/2026

Dr. Dhuna & Dr. Khanna presenting to primary care providers in Mount Pleasant about our new Memory Care Program!

We will be giving the same presentation and answering questions next Tuesday, May 12th at Heart Song Day Services 2700 Journey Lane, Burlington from 12 PM - 1 PM. (Free lunch included).

We will be sharing about a new treatment option for early Alzheimer’s and answering any questions you have for yourself or loved ones.

We know navigating memory care and caring for a loved one with cognitive decline can feel overwhelming, confusing, and isolating. While the journey can be difficult, ongoing research continues to bring new hope through advancements in treatment options, medications, and supportive care designed to help slow disease progression and improve quality of life.

Our goal is to help you better understand these evolving options while providing trusted guidance, practical tips, expert insight, and educational resources for anyone wanting to learn more for themselves or someone they love.

Learn more about the conditions we treat at Iowa Neurology and Sleep: https://iowaneurologyandsleep.com

04/30/2026

Our average wait time is half of that! Just 2-3 weeks (14-21 days)!

Of course, if it is an emergency and you need to be seen sooner, we always try our best to adjust to fit you in. We also started accepting self-referrals, so you don't always have to wait for your P*P. Our goal is to make access to expert care as easy as possible.

Learn more about our approach to neurology care and the conditions we treat here: https://iowaneurologyandsleep.com/services/

New study published in Neurology Journal: Study finds people wait an average of 50 days to see a neurologist for the first time. https://hubs.la/Q04dXcst0

04/24/2026

There’s a misconception that once someone is diagnosed with dementia or Alzheimer’s, it’s “too late” and that there are no treatment options and nothing can be done to help them.🧠

While there is currently no cure for Alzheimer’s, there ARE treatments that can delay progression, improve quality of life, and help families feel supported through the journey.

At Iowa Neurology and Sleep, memory disorders are one of the most common conditions we treat. We offer new medications, evidence‑based treatment options, and personalized lifestyle recommendations that can make a meaningful difference. We also provide resources to help you support your loved one at home so they can continue to thrive while living with Alzheimer’s or other memory conditions.

Research is always advancing, bringing new options and more hope for patients and families.

Early action matters, and you don’t have to navigate it alone. Get the answers you need to support your loved one 👉https://iowaneurologyandsleep.com/services/

04/22/2026

Did you know deep sleep plays a key role in saving your memories?

🧠Every day, your brain takes in an enormous amount of information: conversations, tasks, emotions, and experiences. In today’s always-connected world, that information is constantly competing with notifications, scrolling, and screen time.

🧠During deep sleep, the brain replays and stores memories so they can move from short-term holding into long-term memory. When deep sleep is disrupted, those memories remain fragile, making it harder to remember details, learn new information, or stay focused the next day.

Even a few nights of poor sleep can affect both short and long-term memory. Importantly, memory concerns don’t always point to a serious neurological condition.

If you think you're getting enough sleep, but don't feel rested, you could be dealing with a sleep condition like sleep apnea. Sleep quality, not just sleep quantity, is often the missing piece.

Our sleep clinic offers comprehensive, personalized care to help identify and treat sleep conditions. Diagnostic services include in-lab sleep studies, daytime testing such as the Multiple Sleep Latency Test (MSLT), and at-home sleep testing using advanced technology like WatchPAT. Treatment options may include CPAP or BiPAP therapy, dental appliances, or surgical options, including Inspire® therapy for appropriate candidates.

We’re committed to helping you save your memories and achieve more restful, healthier sleep. Learn more about our treatment options and schedule a consultation: 👉 https://iowaneurologyandsleep.com/services/

04/07/2026

Noticing memory changes in a loved one can be unsettling, misplaced items, repeated questions, trouble finding words. It’s hard to know what’s normal aging and when it’s time to seek help.

With the right care, memory concerns can be better understood, managed, and supported. Early evaluation can provide clarity, peace of mind, and access to treatment options that may help slow progression and preserve quality of life.

At Iowa Neurology & Sleep Clinic, our Memory Clinic offers expert evaluation and compassionate care for individuals experiencing memory changes.

We’re also proud to offer a new treatment option for individuals in the earliest stages of Alzheimer’s disease at our West Burlington clinic. When started early, this advanced IV therapy may help slow disease progression—making early evaluation especially important.

If you or a loved one has memory concerns, take the first step today.
👉 www.iowaneurologyandsleep.com

03/31/2026

We recently presented to providers at Great River Health to share information about our new memory care program. 🧠

When patients visit their primary care provider, they must have the tools and information needed to connect them with the right referrals whether that’s to specialists, services, or programs that can truly make a difference.

Our new memory care program is one of those resources. It has the potential to be life‑changing for individuals in the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease.

Treatment works by targeting beta‑amyloid, an abnormal protein linked to Alzheimer’s disease. Infusions reduce and remove beta‑amyloid buildup in the brain, helping slow disease progression and support thinking and memory.

Early detection is critical. This therapy is only effective during the earliest stages of the disease, which is why recognizing subtle memory changes in yourself or a loved one and seeking evaluation as soon as possible is so important.

We’re proud to offer this advanced therapy at our West Burlington clinic.

If you’re noticing memory concerns such as frequently misplacing items, difficulty remembering names, or trouble completing routine tasks, we encourage you to schedule an evaluation.

Not all memory changes are caused by Alzheimer’s or dementia, some may be related to treatable conditions like vitamin deficiencies. A conversation with your primary care provider and, if needed, a specialist can provide clarity and peace of mind.

📞 Call (319) 754-4400 to see if this treatment may be right for you or your loved one.