Sarah Halloran – New Haven
For residents of CT 065102715 seeking Neurology and Orthopedics care, Sarah Halloran offers a patient-centered approach backed by clinical experience. New patient appointments are accepted, and the team works to accommodate urgent concerns in a timely manner.
Sarah Halloran is committed to reducing barriers to quality care. Appointment availability, transparent billing practices, and clear referral pathways are priorities that reflect the practice's broader mission to serve the community effectively.
Our Services
Neurology
Our neurology team sees patients with both common and complex presentations, from tension headache to early-onset dementia. We offer coordinated care for patients with multiple neurological conditions and maintain close communication with other treating specialists.
Orthopedics
Our orthopedic consultants bring subspecialty expertise in joint reconstruction, sports medicine, and spine care. Patients benefit from an integrated approach that combines accurate diagnosis with a rehabilitation-focused recovery plan.
Patient Experience
Consistency and reliability define the patient experience at Sarah Halloran. citing timely appointments, accurate diagnoses, and clear instructions for follow-up care as the reasons they continue to choose this provider over others in the area.
Insurance & Payment
Navigating insurance can be complicated, and Sarah Halloran works to make it straightforward for patients. The administrative team is experienced with major commercial insurers, Medicare, and Medicaid plans commonly used in CT 065102715. Patients are encouraged to bring their insurance card to every visit and to contact the office in advance if they have questions about coverage.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I see a neurologist vs. my primary care doctor?
Your primary care provider can manage many neurological symptoms initially. A referral to neurology is typically recommended for persistent or complex headaches, seizures, unexplained weakness or numbness, memory decline, or movement problems.
What is an EEG and when is it used?
An EEG (electroencephalogram) records electrical activity in the brain and is used primarily to evaluate seizure disorders and certain sleep-related conditions. It involves placing small electrodes on the scalp and is painless.
Can neurological conditions be treated without medication?
Some neurological conditions respond to lifestyle modification, physical therapy, or neuromodulation techniques. However, many require medication for adequate symptom control, and some may benefit from surgical intervention.
Serving CT 065102715 and surrounding communities, Sarah Halloran operates from 40 Temple St #1a, New Haven, CT 065102715. New and returning patients may call (203) 785-4138 to schedule an appointment or ask questions about available services.
Opening Hours
| Mon | 8:00AM–5:00PM, Tue: 8:00AM–5:00PM, Wed: 8:00AM–5:00PM, Thu: 8:00AM–5:00PM, Fri: 8:00AM–5:00PM |
