Our Pediatric Neurology Department was founded by Dr. John D. Wooten, III, MD in 2000. Since then, the department has expanded to a team of pediatric neurologists, whose expertise and specialties cover a wide range of diagnoses. Our dedication to treating the “whole child” has made us one of the most highly respected specialty pediatric practices in the nation.
For every patient, we provide a comprehensive neurological evaluation, accurate diagnosis, modern treatment and careful follow-through. Families can be assured that Raleigh Neurology Associates will provide the very latest therapies for all types of pediatric neurological disorders. We take time to answer questions and guide families through the often overwhelming process of choosing appropriate diagnostic and therapeutic options. We uphold the highest ethical standards and provide counsel and comfort while dealing with the complex illnesses involved in child neurology.
Areas of Expertise and Service:
- Epilepsy/Seizures
- Headache/Migraines
- Sleep Disorders
- Developmental Issues
- Mild Traumatic Brain Injury (concussions)
- Comprehensive Care for Tic Disorders/Tourette Syndrome
- Botulinum toxin injections for movement disorder & pediatric migraine
How to Refer a Patient:
Our Pediatric Neurology Department does require a referral from a pediatrician/Primary care physician. We do request any background and pertinent office notes. This enables us to provide the most meaningful initial consultation possible. After the appointment, our assessment will be sent to you for your records and any additional follow-up.
Ways to refer include:
- Submitting an electronic referral via the Infina Network
- Faxing the Peds Neurology Referral Form to 919-788-8986
- Calling the office at 919-782-3456 with any questions regarding the referral process
To ensure an optimal first visit, our providers do require that the parent(s) or guardian be with their child. This is critical to obtaining accurate history and information which allows our providers to provide the best possible care. For subsequent visits, if another family member will be bringing a child, we will need written authorization from the parent or guardian designating that person as the consenting adult for the established patient office visit.
