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How do I contact DCND billing department?

If you do not receive this email within 24 hours, please call our office at 937-439-6186 or email us at info@dcndinc.com Your place for exceptional neurological care Our practice is independent. our focus is you. info@dcndinc.com 1975 Miamisburg-Centerville Rd. Centerville, OH 45459 Visit your patient portal

What is DCND?

DCND is proud to be a premier provider of quality, full-service neurologic care. We have 13 board certified and board eligible physicians and 14 advanced practice providers. Our physicians use the latest data and advanced therapies available to diagnose and then treat our patients with individualized care plans.

Who are DCND doctors?

Your patient portal is the preferred method to pay your bill. If you have a question about a bill, our billing department can be reached Monday-Friday from …

Why DCND for neurologic care?

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Is Dayton Center for Neurological Disorders accepting referrals?

Dayton Center for Neurological Disorders is currently accepting patients on a referral basis only. Please have your family doctor send us a referral and we will call you to schedule your appointment. Call us: (937) 439-6186. Fax us: (937) 439-6189. Frequently Asked Questions.

What is the phone number for the medical records department?

Our medical records department can be reached Monday-Friday from 8:00AM-4:00PM at (937) 439-6186 option 3. We are committed to helping further science and medicine through research. Our team is actively looking for patients. Call our research department at (937) 424-3033.

How to contact a clinical team?

Clinical Teams. The fastest way to contact our clinical team is to send a message to us via your patient portal. If you would like to call, please dial (937) 439-6186 option 2. Our clinical team is in the office from 8:00AM-4:00PM Monday-Friday.

Is there a fee for medical records?

However, there is no fee for medical record requests sent directly to a physician or health care facility for continuity of care.

What is a neurology doctor?

A neurologist is a specially trained doctor who treats issues of the brain and nervous system. Education includes 8 years of pre-med and medical school followed by 4 years of internship and specialized training in neurology. Learn More.

Kenneth Pugar, DO

Dr. Pugar is the founder and President of Dayton Center for Neurological Disorders. He is a nationally recognized neurologist who has helped develop DCND into one of the largest private neurology practices in Ohio.

Timothy Schoonover, DO

Dr. Schoonover is a senior partner and Vice President of Clinical Quality at DCND. He is also the Medical Director of stroke programs at Grandview, Southview, Kettering, Sycamore, Good Samaritan, Greene and Soin hospitals.

Petre Udrea, MD

Dr. Udrea has been with Dayton Center for Neurological Disorders since 1999. He has a special interest in treating movement disorders and stroke. He obtained both of his degrees at Wright State University in Dayton, OH.

Ryan Maenpa, MD

Dr. Maenpa has been a physiatrist with DCND since 2006. He has helped people with neurological conditions live better lives from the start of his career through rehabilitation & physical medicine.

Michelle Noel, DO

Dr. Noel joined DCND in 2010. She enjoys all neurology but has a special interest in sleep medicine. Dr. Noel believes by fixing sleep issues, you can address a lot of other health problems.

Rajinder Singh, DO

Dr. Singh joined DCND in 2011, specializing in Epilepsy. Dr. Singh’s passion for learning all he could about epilepsy led him to do a fellowship in clinical neurophysiology, with specific training in EEG/VEEG, IOM, and EMG/NCV at Loyola University Medical Center.

Jon Durrani, DO

Dr. Durrani joined DCND in 2017. He loves the challenge of neurology and the meaningful changes he gets to help make in his patient’s lives. Dr. Durrani originally trained to be a neurosurgeon but changed course to neurology.