About Colorado Springs Neurological Associates
Colorado Springs Neurological Associates (CSNA), established in 1959, is the largest and most experienced neuroscience practice in Southern Colorado. The team consists of neurologists, neurosurgeons, neurophysiologists, and pain management specialists dedicated to providing superior neurological testing, evaluation, and treatment. CSNA also features an infusion center offering skilled nursing services for outpatient procedures. Patients have praised the caring and professional nature of the staff. Nurse Practitioner Stephanie demonstrates a strong commitment to patient care by asking comprehensive questions and making thoughtful recommendations, often providing timely appointments with specialists. Doctors like Richard Chough and Van Law are noted for their attentiveness, professionalism, and thorough examinations, ensuring that patients feel heard and involved in their treatment plans. The research department at CSNA, established in 2011, focuses on clinical trials and developing scientific protocols, further enhancing the quality of care provided. Overall, CSNA is recognized for its friendly atmosphere and dedicated staff, making it a trusted choice for neurological care.
Kind and courteous staff, clear and understandable directions, knowledgeable provider that I saw. No surprises. I recommend if anyone needing neurological concerns addressed to come here.
Those in the office are friendly and professional. Dr. Choug is straight forward down to business type of doctor. He listened to what my sister and I had to say about my wife's condition. He asked questions, took notes and gave a prescription. We'll continue with follow-up appointments.
First time visiting this medical practice. Absolutely amazing visit. I was afraid they would be running late as I had a mid afternoon appointment. Nope! Right on time. Alexandra was a joy as she took my vitals. Then Dr Chough arrived. Very professional and knowledgeable. We had a jolly conversation the whole time we were together. Took my mind off the EMG. I CANT SAY ENOUGH good things!