What is the difference between the Dept of Neurology and the Clinical Neurosciences Center? My daughter has migraines, severe insomnia, blackouts (10+ per day), and is starting to lose her ability to differentiate colors. Who should we see?

my wife is having severe headachae, neck pain, gets dizziness , vertigo, immbalance while walking, , having perferral neuropathy , wanted to see good Neurologist, he has taken Botox treatment, of no help, had side effects. , no improvenment medicatios. would like to see experienced Neurologosit in university hospital . in saltlakecitu, utah

The referral from your Primary Care Provider is huge. Just be persistent and make sure whoever they refer you to is covered by your insurance. To answer your question, I believe you'll want to see a specialist in Department of Neurology.

Fastest way to proceed is to get her primary care physician to write a referral to whichever physician can best help her. Those referrals cut down on waiting time by a lot! In my experience, it can be the difference between 6 months of additional waiting and whether or not you get assigned to the right doctor for your specific case. Best of luck.