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More than 2 million Americans will have a seizure, but only one or two in 100 actually have epilepsy. A correct diagnosis, therefore, is essential to getting the best care. Our epilepsy specialists guide patients to the right diagnosis, often tapping the broader resources of our institute for input from other subspecialists. With offices across the state you never have to travel far for the most advanced care.
A wide variety of providers who specialize in the function of the brain
Our epilepsy centers and outpatient locations for care close to home
Meet the experts on our Epilepsy Center team.
There are wide range of tests that may help to diagnose your specific type of epilepsy and seizures.
If you’ve been given a diagnosis, find more information here.
Making seizures stop without side effects that often come from medication.
Brian explains how the care team works at the Comprehensive Epilepsy Center at the Ayer Neuroscience Institute.
Hartford Hospital neurologist Dr. Erica Schuyler with the basics on epilepsy.
Dr. Gabriel Martz discusses deep brain stimulation and how it can improve the quality of life for people with epilepsy.
Medical Rounds, Long term monitoring of epilepsy, Dr. Gabriel Martz, MD FAES, Medical Director Epilepsy Center, Hartford Hospital, about possible reasons for seizures, ways to monitor, treatment options.
Many people dealing with epilepsy - and it strikes unpredictably. About 60,000 people in Connecticut have epilepsy. Dr. Erica Schuyler has details.
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