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Neurologists in Illinois (IL)

A

Alton	Aurora
Arlington Heights

B

Barrington	Blue Island
Beach Park	Bolingbrook
Belleville	Buffalo Grove
Berwyn	Burr Ridge
Bloomington

C

Carbondale	Chicago Heights
Centralia	Crest Hill
Champaign	Crystal Lake
Chicago

D

Danville	Dekalb
Darien	Des Plaines
Decatur	Downers Grove

E

Effingham	Elmhurst
Elgin	Evanston
Elk Grove Village

F

Flossmoor	Freeport
Frankfort

G

Galesburg	Granite City
Geneva	Gurnee
Glenview

H

Harvard	Highland Park
Harvey	Hines
Hazel Crest	Hinsdale
Herrin	Hoffman Estates

J

Joliet

K

Kankakee

Kenilworth

L

La Grange	Lockport
Lake Forest	Lombard
Libertyville	Loves Park
Lisle	Lyons

M

Marion	Mokena
Mattoon	Moline
Maywood	Morton Grove
McHenry	Mount Vernon
Melrose Park

N

Naperville	North Chicago
Niles	Northbrook
North Aurora	Northfield

O

Oak Brook	Oakbrook Terrace
Oak Lawn	Orland Park
Oak Park	Ottawa

P

Palatine	Pekin
Palos Heights	Peoria
Park Ridge	Peru

Q

Quincy

R

Rock Island

Rockford

S

Schaumburg	St Charles
Scott Air Force Base	Steger
Skokie	Sterling
Springfield	Swansea

U

Urbana

V

Vernon Hills

W

Warrenville	Wheeling
Waterloo	Willowbrook
Waukegan	Wilmette
West Dundee	Winfield
Wheaton	Woodstock

Y

Yorkville

Neurology

Clinical Neurophysiology: A neurologist who specializes in the diagnosis and management of central, peripheral, and autonomic nervous system disorders using a combination of clinical evaluation and electrophysiologic testing such as electroencephalography (EEG), electromyography (EMG), and nerve conduction studies (NCS), among others.
Neurodevelopmental Disabilities: A pediatrician or neurologist who specializes in the diagnosis and management of chronic conditions that affect the developing and mature nervous system such as cerebral palsy, mental retardation, and chronic behavioral syndromes, or neurologic conditions.
Pain Medicine: A neurologist or child neurologist who provides a high level of care, either as a primary physician or consultant, for patients experiencing problems with acute, chronic or cancer pain in both hospital and ambulatory settings. Patient care needs may also be coordinated with other specialists.