For Attorneys
Objective Neurological Evaluation for Your Client's Case
Attorneys managing personal injury claims need medical documentation that's clinically sound and clearly written. NeuroLUX provides comprehensive neurological evaluation, objective diagnostic testing, and clear diagnostic opinions for clients with concussion, traumatic brain injury, and related conditions, including cases where prior imaging came back normal.
What We Provide
- Comprehensive neurological evaluation by board-certified neurologists
- Objective diagnostic testing: EEG, qEEG, brain mapping, neurocognitive testing
- DTI MRI coordination for cases where conventional MRI is inconclusive
- Integrated diagnostic opinions connecting exam findings, testing, and imaging
- Clear, organized clinical documentation suitable for case files
Case Acceptance
- We accept patients on a letter of protection
- We accept third-party liability claims
- Turnaround times for evaluation and reporting available upon request — contact our office for current scheduling.
How Referrals Work
- Submit a referral through the form below or by contacting our office directly
- Our clinical team reviews the case and determines the appropriate evaluation pathway (in-clinic, tele-neurology, or mobile testing if your client can't travel)
- We schedule the evaluation and coordinate any needed diagnostic testing or imaging
- You receive clear documentation of findings and diagnostic opinion
Coordinated Care Through the LUX Network
For cases involving pain management, orthopedic or spine injury, or mental health impact alongside a brain injury, NeuroLUX can coordinate with SpineLUX, MindLUX, and ImagingLUX, so your client's care and documentation stay connected across providers.
Submit a Referral
Prefer to speak with someone directly? Contact Mohammed Hossain, Attorney Referral Coordinator, at 972-920-9111.
This page describes NeuroLUX's case acceptance and referral process for informational purposes. Nothing here should be read as a solicitation of legal referrals or an inducement of any kind. Referral and letter-of-protection arrangements are subject to review under applicable state law.