01 · Lead service
Tele-neurohospitalist
Inpatient neurology consults and daily follow-ups by video, seven days a week. Our recommendations go straight to the hospital team. Notes are written in the hospital's own EMR.
Neurohospitalist coveragePhysician-owned and physician-run · Texas
Dependable neurological capacity for your hospital.
We are not asking you to buy telemedicine visits. We are giving your hospital dependable neurological capacity.
We build coverage around each hospital's volumes, staff, equipment, workflows, and gaps. We do not bring a one-size-fits-all plan and ask the hospital to follow it.
Written for hospital chief executive officers, chief medical officers, and other health-system executives. The same model can later serve ACOs and other risk-bearing groups.
24/7 coverage
Telestroke and urgent neurology, around the clock.
Licensed in Texas
Practicing, board-certified neurologists.
Credentialing by proxy
Used when the hospital's medical staff office allows it. The go-live date is the one in the agreement.
HIPAA and BAA ready
Engagements are set up for a business associate agreement.
Notes in your EMR
Consult notes and EEG reports are written in the hospital record.
Lead services
Two offers, equal weight
A hospital can start with one service and add another. The mix is shaped to that hospital, not offered as a one-size-fits-all package. Our goal is for the same physicians to cover similar hospitals.
02 · Lead service
Tele-EEG
Remote reading of routine, ambulatory, STAT, and continuous EEG, with a neurologist on call for EEG 24/7. Your technologists record every study on your equipment. The report goes into your EMR.
Tele-EEG for hospitalsThe rest of the infrastructure
24/7 telestroke and urgent coverage
Telestroke and other urgent acute neurology, around the clock, alongside the inpatient service.
Telestroke coverageRapid Access Neurology
Emergency patients with a TIA or minor stroke, a first seizure, or headache leave with a planned neurology follow-up by video, arranged before they go, instead of a phone number.
Rapid access pathwaysWhy hospitals choose Fieldstone Neuro
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Keep neurology patients local, and reduce avoidable transfers.
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Keep EEGs in-house. The hospital records. Fieldstone Neuro reads.
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Add neurology capacity without recruiting a department.
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The hospital keeps professional billing through reassignment. Fieldstone Neuro bills a fixed, pre-agreed fee.
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The clinical work is 100 percent remote.
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Fieldstone Neuro carries its own malpractice coverage.
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Fees are set at fair market value and are never tied to referrals.
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Credentialing by proxy is part of onboarding when the hospital allows it.
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A hospital can start with a pilot and move to an ongoing agreement.
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Exploratory conversation.
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Share 12 months of neurology consult, transfer, and EEG volume.
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A one-page term sheet.
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Credentialing by proxy, and access to the hospital EMR.
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Go live.
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Quarterly review.
The physicians
Practicing, board-certified neurologists licensed in Texas, with expertise in vascular and stroke neurology, epilepsy and clinical neurophysiology, and headache medicine. They have covered hospital services and telestroke programs. Those organizations are not named here. Individual names, photographs, and biographies are not published on this site.
The practiceNext step
Request a coverage assessment
Tell us which services the hospital needs. Do not include information about a patient.