Doctor Referrels in Ma/Boston area

Anna Hohler, MD
Boston University Medical Center
Dept. of Neurology
715 Albany Street, C329
Boston, MA 02118
617-638-8456
Autonomic LaboratoryComments:
Dr. Hohler treats dysautonomia, MSA and Parkinson's disease with autonomic dysfunction.
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After almost 15 years and countless neuro consults, Dr. Hohler was the first to take me seriously.

Paul LeLorier
Boston Medical Center
88 East Newton St.
Boston, MA 02118-2393
(617) 638-8734
POTS, NCS
Autonomic Laboratory

Peter Novak, MD, PhD
Autonomic Center at University of Massachusetts
Department of Neurology
University Campus, 55 Lake Avenue North
Worcester, MA 01655 
POTS, Hyperhidrosis, Dysautonomia, MSA, Parkinson's Disease with Autonomic Dysfunction
Autonomic Laboratory
Treats adults

 Dr. Lawrence S. Rosenthal
University of Massachusetts Medical Center
55 Lake Avenue
Worchester, MA 01655
508-334-6194
NCS
Comments:
Dr. Rosenthal is not a specialist, but he does perform tilt table testing and prescribe therapies for NCS.
  

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