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FOR REFERRING PROVIDERS

Electrodiagnostic testing that meets
your needs.

Following AANEM guidelines, our symptom‑ and exam‑guided EMGs and nerve conduction studies yield the highest sensitivity and specificity — to avoid incorrect surgeries and unnecessary imaging.

WHY REFER TO SPEARS NEM

Accuracy first, from a physician who reads what he performs.

Dr. Eric Spears, D.O. is board‑certified in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation and personally performs and interprets every study — guided by AANEM standards rather than a generic protocol. That means fewer false negatives, fewer unnecessary referrals to surgery, and a report you can act on.

"Electrodiagnostic testing that meets your needs. Following AANEM guidelines, our symptom‑ and exam‑guided EMGs and nerve conduction studies yield the highest sensitivity and specificity to avoid incorrect surgeries."

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— Dr. Eric Spears, D.O.

Symptom‑ and exam‑guided EMG/NCS protocols

→ Direct physician‑to‑physician communication on findings

→ Independent practice — no corporate scheduling delays

→ Turnaround measured in days, not the typical 6–8 week backlog

SERVICES AVAILABLE FOR REFERRAL

A single referral point for diagnostics and procedures

EMG & Nerve Conduction Studies

Comprehensive electrodiagnostic evaluation for numbness, weakness, tingling, and suspected radiculopathy or neuropathy.

Ultrasound‑Guided Procedures

 Targeted release for entrapped nerves, including carpal tunnel and other compressive neuropathies.

On‑Site Nerve Testing

Precise, ultrasound‑guided injections as part of a broader musculoskeletal treatment plan.

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HOW TO REFER

Send a referral by fax or email — we'll take it from there.

Fax a Referral

Fax number and referral form provided at kickoff. We confirm receipt with your office directly.

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Email a Referral

A secure, non‑PHI intake option for your office to reach ours quickly.

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Email Referral → 

Call Our Office

Staff can walk your through scheduling and insurance details.

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Refer a patient today

Most patients are seen well within the typical 6–8 week wait for electrodiagnostic testing.

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