The Mission of the Colorado Neurological Institute (CNI) is to enhance the delivery of personalized, comprehensive and state-of-the-art care to patients with neurological conditions through coordinated patient care, education, research and outreach activities. CNI is the largest, most comprehensive
neuroscience center in the Rocky Mountain region. Integrated, multi-disciplinary
teams of neuroscientists provide comprehensive care for adults with neurological
disorders and adults and children with hearing loss and ear disease.
We are recognized by Neuroscience as a Neuroscience Center of Excellence,
by National Parkinson's Foundation
as a Care Center and a Center of Excellence by the
Huntington's
Disease Society of America.
The latest techniques in neurosurgery, radiation and
chemotherapy for malignant brain tumors
Subthalamic Nucleus Deep Brain Stimulation (STN
DBS) for Parkinson's Disease
Cochlear implants for both adults and children
The vagal nerve stimulator for epilepsy
Through grants and donations, the CNI Neurohealth
Center provides rehabilitation
services to medically under-insured and noninsured stroke patients. Physical
therapy, Occupational therapy and Speech therapy are provided to help
stroke patients achieve their highest level of function. In addition
to these therapies, the CNI Neuroheath Center provides scholarships
for driving evaluations, purchases small equipment for patients, provides
licensed social works services, neuropsychological evaluations and counseling,
therapeutic massage and financial assistance with neuro-opthamology exams.
CNI 2007 Outcomes Report Released
Please click the link below to view Colorado Neurological Institute's 2007 Outcomes Report. It contains reports from the 7 CNI Centers as well as the NeuroHealth Center. These reports include: patient satisfaction, demographic information on our patients, current research and many other important results.
Download and read CNI's 2007 Outcomes Report (PDF file) >>
New CNI REVIEW Medical Journal Covers Stereotactic Neurosurgery
Go
to this issue now to read about one of the most exciting and evolving areas of medicine and neurology. The latest Review provides a scholarly update of exciting new directions in care of patients with severe neurological disease in which the CNI excels.
2008 Elephant Rock Cycling Festival
On Sunday, the first weekend in June, 7000 bike enthusiasts took to the courses in Castle Rock for the 21st Annual Elephant Rock Cycling Festival. Traditionally the kick-off to the summer biking season, E-Rock affords riders of all abilities the opportunity to ride the beautiful rolling hills just south of Denver. Scot Harris, organizer and promoter of the event, generously offers E-Rock as a fund raiser for the CNI Center of Brain & Spinal Tumors.
Exercise Research Study for People with Parkinson's Disease
Recent evidence suggests that exercise may slow Parkinson's disease. The University of Colorado at Denver is inviting selected participants to help learn more about exercise and Parkinson's disease. Volunteers are needed for a research study at UCD to determine if exercise programs will improve daily function and help people with PD stay active.
Imagine changing just one life. Now imagine changing thousands. That is the invitation of the newly-released CNI Annual Report, where you can learn more about CNI's programs and services, meet the 2007 Hope Award winners, and much more. Download the Annual Report (PDF), or send e-mail to NPyle@TheCNI.org or call us at (303) 788-4010 to receive a free printed copy.
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