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Adult Neurologist
in Houston & Pasadena, TX

Comprehensive neurological care for adults — Parkinson’s disease, dementia, migraines, epilepsy, stroke follow-up, sleep disorders, and more. Board-certified physicians with academic training at Baylor College of Medicine.

Medically reviewed by Dr. Lisa Nassif Wright, MD — Adult & Child Neurologist, Clinical Associate Professor UTMB & Baylor College of Medicine · Dr. Vanessa Mbanga, MD — Epileptologist & Pediatric Neurologist

Adult Neurology

Expert Adult Neurology in Pasadena & Houston, TX

Dr. Lisa Nassif Wright, MD and Dr. Vanessa Mbanga, MD provide expert neurological care for adults at our Pasadena, TX clinic — serving patients from Houston, Pearland, Deer Park, League City, Webster, and across SE Texas.

As a Houston neurologist and Clinical Associate Professor at UTMB Health Clear Lake Campus, Dr. Nassif Wright brings academic-level expertise to private practice. Her research has been published in prestigious journals on conditions including Degos disease and neurodevelopmental disorders. She combines the rigor of academic medicine with the personal touch of a private practice.

For epilepsy and seizures specifically, Dr. Mbanga — a fellowship-trained epileptologist — provides advanced adult epilepsy care including EEG testing and interpretation, complex seizure management, and drug-resistant epilepsy evaluation.

Continuity of care: We treat patients from childhood through adulthood. If you were a pediatric patient at Family Neurology, you can continue with the same team as an adult — no need to search for a new neurologist.
Your Neurologists
Dr. Lisa Nassif Wright, MD

Adult & Child Neurologist Clinical Professor UTMB · Baylor COM

Dr. Vanessa Mbanga, MD

Epileptologist (adult epilepsy) Baylor Epilepsy Fellowship · TCH

Quick Contact
Phone

713-589-7020

Fax (Referrals)

713-999-9095

Hours

Mon–Fri 8am–5pm

Address

3301 Plainview St, Suite 8 Pasadena, Texas 77504

Conditions We Treat

Adult Neurology Conditions

We provide expert diagnosis and management for the full range of adult neurological conditions.

Epilepsy & Seizures

Fellowship-trained epileptologist Dr. Mbanga treats adult epilepsy

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EEG Testing

In-office EEG for adults — read by our epileptologist

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Parkinson's Disease

Diagnosis, medication optimization, and long-term care

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Dementia & Memory

Alzheimer’s, vascular dementia, MCI evaluation

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Migraines & Headaches

Chronic migraine, preventive treatment, headache management

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Stroke & TIA

Post-stroke follow-up and secondary prevention

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Sleep Disorders

Neurologically-based adult sleep conditions

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Intellectual Disabilities

Adult neurological management and care

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General Neurology

Consultations for any adult neurological concern

Signs to Watch For

When Should an Adult See a Neurologist?

Seizures or unexplained episodes

Any first adult seizure requires urgent neurological evaluation.

Memory loss or cognitive changes

Memory problems that interfere with daily life or work.

Tremors or movement changes

Shaking, stiffness, slowed movement — possible early Parkinson's.

Chronic or severe headaches

Headaches that are worsening, frequent, or not responding to OTC medication.

Balance problems or falls

Recurring falls, dizziness, or coordination problems without explanation.

After a stroke or TIA

Follow-up neurology care is essential after stroke or TIA to prevent recurrence.

Common Questions

Adult Neurology FAQ

What conditions does an adult neurologist treat?

An adult neurologist diagnoses and treats conditions including epilepsy and seizures, Parkinson’s disease, dementia and memory disorders, migraines and headaches, stroke follow-up, sleep disorders, and other neurological conditions affecting adults.

When should an adult see a neurologist?

See a neurologist if you experience: seizures or unexplained episodes, memory loss that interferes with daily life, chronic or severe headaches, balance problems or falls, tremors or uncontrolled movements, persistent numbness or weakness, or any sudden neurological changes. Call 713-589-7020 — our team will help determine urgency.

Do I need a referral to see a neurologist?

Many insurance plans allow direct specialist access without a referral. Call our office at 713-589-7020 and we will verify your insurance before your appointment. See our FAQ page for more details on insurance and scheduling.

Are you accepting new adult patients?

Yes. Family Neurology is currently accepting new adult patients for all neurological conditions. Call 713-589-7020 or visit our appointment page to get started.

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