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Seizure & Epilepsy Care

Stability, safety, and a precise neurological roadmap for seizures — built around your day-to-day life.

ClassificationMedication optimizationLifestyle guidance

Targeted diagnosis

Focal seizures

Start in one brain region — may involve movements, sensory changes, or altered awareness.

Generalized seizures

Involve both sides of the brain from onset, including tonic-clonic and absence events.

Epilepsy syndromes

Recurrent events are evaluated for syndrome patterns, prognosis, and targeted therapies.

Non-epileptic events

Differentiate epileptic seizures from fainting or stress-related events.

Precision treatments

Rescue and action plans

Needle-free rescue options and individualized action plans.

Preventive seizure control

Anti-seizure medications and device-management oversight when relevant.

Safety and lifestyle

Driving, water, and home safety, sleep hygiene, stress management, and therapy coordination.

Virtual private-practice advantage

Direct neurologist access

No gatekeepers between you and expert care.

Safety-first virtual visits

Care from a safe, familiar environment.

Rapid prescriptions

Medication changes sent same-day when needed.

Caregiver participation

Family can join visits and stay informed.

Seizure & Epilepsy Care: Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about virtual care for seizure & epilepsy care. Also see our full FAQ, pricing, or book an appointment.

Yes. Once seizures are characterized and initial workup is complete, most epilepsy management — medication adjustments, side-effect monitoring, lifestyle counseling, and safety planning — is well-suited to virtual care.

Yes. When an EEG is indicated, we order routine, ambulatory, or extended EEG at a facility local to you, review the tracing and report, and integrate results into your treatment plan.

Yes. Most anti-seizure medications can be prescribed and adjusted through virtual visits. Certain controlled medications may have additional state-specific requirements, which we will review with you.

Call 911 for any seizure lasting more than 5 minutes, repeated seizures without recovery, injury, or difficulty breathing. For non-emergent events, message us through the patient portal — we will review the event and adjust your plan as needed.

Driving eligibility depends on state law, seizure type, and how long you have been seizure-free. We review your state's requirements, document seizure-free intervals, and provide the medical documentation your DMV or licensing agency requires.

A first seizure evaluation includes a detailed history (often with a witness account), neurological exam, EEG, and MRI. We coordinate testing locally, review results with you, and determine whether long-term treatment is needed.

New Patient Visit

$350 / 50 min

Symptom & history review, virtual neurological exam, custom treatment plan, written visit summary.

Follow-up Visit

$200 / 25 min

Interim history, response assessment, medication adjustments, and updated care plan.

Related services

Medically reviewed by Dr. Konstantin Karmazin, board-certified neurologist. Reviewed/updated July 10, 2026.

Limits of virtual care: Some evaluations require in-person testing (EEG, EMG, imaging, hands-on exam). When needed, we coordinate testing near you and refer to in-person specialists.

Related reading: Virtual Neurology as an Epilepsy Lifeline

Ready to Take the First Step?

Stop searching for answers. Request your virtual consultation today and experience compassionate, expert neurology care from home.