The Mission of the Colorado Neurological Institute (CNI) is to enhance the delivery of personalized, comprehensive and state-of-the-art care to patients with neurological conditions through coordinated patient care, education, research and outreach activities. CNI is the largest, most comprehensive
neuroscience center in the Rocky Mountain region. Integrated, multi-disciplinary
teams of neuroscientists provide comprehensive care for adults with neurological
disorders and adults and children with hearing loss and ear disease.
We are recognized by Neurosource as a Neuroscience Center of Excellence,
by National Parkinson's Foundation
as a Care Center and a Center of Excellence by the
Huntington's
Disease Society of America.
The latest techniques in neurosurgery, radiation and
chemotherapy for malignant brain tumors
Subthalamic Nucleus Deep Brain Stimulation (STN
DBS) for Parkinson's Disease
Cochlear implants for both adults and children
The vagal nerve stimulator for epilepsy
Looking for Rehab Services? The CNI NeuroHealth Center is an interdisciplinary outpatient rehabilitation clinic to assist individuals with neurological problems to achieve their highest level of function. Through grants and donations, the NeuroHealth Center provides rehabilitation services to medically uninsured or underinsured patients with stroke or traumatic brain injury. We also accept Medicare, major insurances or private pay.
TEE OFF...
...with Golf Tournament Chairs,Haven Moses (#25) and Pat Maley, for the 10th Annual Colorado Neurological Institute Open.
You just may play a round with Denver Bronco alums while testing your game at this FUNraising event for CNI. Golf Committee and Sponsorship opportunities available!
When: Friday June 26, 2009, 7:15 a.m. (shotgun) Where: Fox Hollow Golf Course, Lakewood What: Contact Mary Catherine Moss at 303-806-7417 or mcmoss@thecni.org
Parkinson's Disease Research Study Opportunities
Several new research study opportunities are available to people with Parkinson's Disease. Do you wish to participate?
If you are interested in joining in a CNI Movement Disorders Research Study, click here!
7NEWS recently interviewed CNI Stroke PROTECT participants. The story of increasing stroke awareness, and an increase of stroke instances among younger people, was covered in a three-part series which aired during the week of February 16, 2009.
Recognizing the signs and symptoms of stroke, acting quickly -- in less than 3 hours -- and perseverance during the recovery phase is key to surviving and triumphing over stroke.
Stroke PROTECT Program participants, Chris Allen and Mary Sampson, as well as CNI Stroke Program Medical Director Dr. Chris Fanale, are highlighted in this news series. You can view the series by clicking this link: http://www.thedenverchannel.com/health/18751960/detail.html
CNI REVIEW Medical Journal Covers Stereotactic Neurosurgery
Go to this issue now to read about one of the most exciting and evolving areas of medicine and neurology. The latest Review provides a scholarly update of exciting new directions in care of patients with severe neurological disease in which the CNI excels.
CNI Board Honors Top Fundraisers
During the CNI Board of Director's Meeting on Wednesday, August 27, 2008 the group recognized Charlie and Kathy Wolf for their top fund raising efforts on behalf of the CNI Center for Brain & Spinal Tumors at the Elephant Rock Cycling Festival, June 1, 2008.
People like Charlie and Kathy are one of the reasons CNI exists. CNI is here to help hundreds of patients every year - similar, but different from Charlie and Kathy. CNI provides treatment, education and support. Often our patients have incredibly positive outcomes, other times they and their families continue to face challenges. Charlie and Kathy have faced numerous obstacles, but in their struggles they have focused on helping others. Please consider helping CNI with our mission of supporting our patients and their families struggling with neurological illnesses and diseases. Here's how you can help >>
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