- Opening Hours : Monday to Friday - 8am to 4pm
Qualified Staff.
Compassionate Approach.
State-of-the-Art Resources.
Practicing in the sub-specialty of Headache Medicine since 2001
Board certified in Headache Medicine
Hospital Affiliation: Baylor University Medical Center at Dallas
Practicing in the sub-specialty of Headache Medicine since 1998
Board certified in Headache Medicine
Hospital Affiliation: Baylor University Medical Center at Dallas
Practicing in the sub-specialty of Headache Medicine since 2012
Board certified in Headache Medicine
Hospital Affiliation: Baylor University Medical Center at Dallas
Practicing in the sub-specialty of Headache Medicine since 2012
Hospital Affiliation: Baylor University Medical Center at Dallas
Founder of Dallas Headache Association, 2007
Medical Director: Emeritus
Hospital Affiliation: Baylor University Medical Center at Dallas
Meet our Group
The goal of the Dallas Headache Association is to provide – The diagnosis and treatment that will help headache sufferers regain a better quality of life.
We Give You the Help You Need
Information
Headache is one of the most common health issues which challenge physicians and other health professionals. The symptom of head pain is a frequent cause of human suffering and disability
Diagnoses
As a specialized headache practice for headache management we offer a range of therapies for patients in whom comprehensive services are essential to address the multifunctional components for their headaches
Treatments
The diagnostic and therapeutic protocols used at Dallas Headache Association are evidenced based with consensus-drawn guidelines. The care of each individual patient is a team approach integrating clinical experience and current available data to provide optimal treatment for the headache sufferer.
Our practice includes caring for patients who
Patients who have not responded to medications and have a history of recurring acute care needs or progressive persistent headache.
Patients who have undergone multiple diagnostic and therapeutic interventions and in whom the diagnosis remains uncertain or questionable
Patients who have had frequent emergency room visits, who have used hospital inpatient services excessively, and who have overused pain medications