Orlando Epilepsy Dr Sadek, photo by Roberto Gonzalez

THE FACE OF
EPILEPSY CARE

Ahmed Sadek, M.D., Medical Director

Orlando Epilepsy Center

The Leaders in Epilepsy Care

“Our goal is to provide the highest quality of care for our epilepsy patients,” says Dr. Sadek, an Ivy League trained neurologist with extensive training in the field of epilepsy management and Medical Director of Orlando Epilepsy Center.

He adds, “We strive to achieve our goals of unparalleled epilepsy services to our patients not only through our clinical team but also by providing one of the most sophisticated centers for epilepsy monitoring.”

As a specialist and thought leader in the field of epilepsy, Dr. Sadek believes that medical and surgical approaches for managing epilepsy should be tailored to each patient according to their epilepsy type, functional needs and their goals. In addition to highly advanced epilepsy management approaches, Dr. Sadek and his team emphasize compassion and patient advocacy as a core philosophy for their patient care.

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Using Technology to Enhance and Optimize Epilepsy Care

People with epilepsy often struggle with many aspects of their disease, including barriers and access to care. With recent changes in technology, there are some new tools that can help optimize access to care. Many people with epilepsy are under driving restrictions and may have other aspects of their health that affect their mobility. Some patients have a significant disability that can make it challenging for them to leave the home.  Full story.

Traveling With Epilepsy

Traveling and taking vacations are often a source of great excitement but can also bring anxiety and concerns for people with epilepsy. In most cases people with epilepsy can still travel, however, certain considerations and precautions should be in place. One should consider the type, frequency, and triggers for their seizures prior to planning travel and also consider the location of their destination. Exotic locations with poor access to medical care are likely not ideal for those with active epilepsy. Full story.

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2881 Delaney Avenue, Orlando, FL 32806 | 407-598-8980 | Orlando-Epilepsy.com