Reflecting on ASET 2023
Leisha Osburn, CEO of Next Gen Neuro, as she shares stories, congratulates colleagues, and reflects on this year's ASET 2023 Annual Conference.
Last week was the 2023 Annual ASET Conference. We were fortunate enough to have 4 team members attending, myself, Barbara Shields, Cara Tumminello and Danny Fletcher.
Giving Thanks to the Team & ASET Family
This year is a busy one for Next Gen Neuro and just a few of us were able to slip away to attend. Thursday morning, I found myself pondering how I was possibly going to complete a large booth setup just a few hours away from the exhibit hall opening, it didn’t take long for members of our extended ASET family to offer a helping hand! Thanks so much to John Crawford from Zeto for pitching in to set up our large display banner! (Don’t tell Amanda, I told her I did it all by myself😂!) And before I knew it, Pat Trudeau from Neurovative was setting up tables and putting out flyers! And then the booth was ready, and people started flowing in as the exhibit hall opened. I soon realized that I wasn’t keeping up with questions from folks and once again, just in time one of my teammates, Danny showed up and volunteered to help throughout the break with exhibitors, and when the afternoon break rolled around Barb traded places with Danny to provide help again! The next day, Cara did a wonderful job recruiting potential work colleagues as well😊. And then before I knew it, we were breaking down our booths after a wonderful event. And boy did I have a lot to break down and pack up😅! This time it was Magdalena Warzecha from Neurotech to the rescue! Many, many thanks to each of you for making light the work and brightening each day with your kind help!
This is one of the most wonderful things that ASET has given me through the years—a network of wonderful people-friends, teammates, and colleagues who are always happy to pitch in, support, collaborate, and share joys, sorrows, and accomplishments with through all the years.
Congratulations!
I’d like to congratulate Danny Fletcher, who attended his first ASET conference and gave an excellent presentation covering QEEG and Vasospasm. His excitement to engage with colleagues to drive the field forward is exactly what these conferences are all about. We are excited to see him at future events!
With Much Gratitude. What I Appreciated Most about this ASET Conference was a Very Special Topic
After taking time to reflect on the conference, what I appreciated most about the ASET conference was the recurring theme of transparency in personal struggles woven into talks addressing the importance of mental health and wellness. These brave individuals shared their stories to help us hear this message much more clearly.
The message is that we all need to take an active role in identifying and assisting colleagues who may be struggling. We and our employers need to find proactive ways to support these individuals, no matter the cause of their challenges. Additionally, it is especially important for us to identify processes, communications, and other ways in which we and our employers may actively be contributing to these challenges. Only then can we all act to support our colleagues and ourselves, through targeted changes and improvements.
I am very grateful to ASET for embracing this conversation, and to each of you who shared your journeys with us.
We are excited to continue learning together, exploring important ideas, and driving forward the next generation of neurodiagnostic. See you all next year!
Zeto and Next Gen Neuro Partner for Remote EEG Monitoring
SANTA CLARA, Calif., August 29, 2022 (Newswire.com) – Zeto, Inc., a medical technology company, has announced its partnership with Next Gen Neuro, a continuous and routine EEG monitoring company, to provide remote EEG monitoring services.
Next Gen Neuro (NGN) will serve Zeto customers with real-time EEG monitoring within 30 minutes of a request via the Zeto software. Their registered EEG technologists (R.EEG.T) would then remotely view the EEG and patient video and make annotations. More importantly, they will promptly notify care providers of important clinical events.
“We can help improve patient outcomes by reducing delays in EEG care and allowing for patients to receive care in place, when and where they need it. We are eager to embrace new technologies such as Zeto and develop innovative workflows that will allow us to accomplish these goals while providing the highest quality EEG and cEEG services,” said Leisha Osburn, CEO of NGN.
“Our new service will make an end-to-end solution for EEG monitoring accessible to any health care facility in the US, from our easy-to-use device to continuous technologist monitoring to timely physician reading, all via our secure cloud, enabling timely, high-quality care for patients. Zeto continues its progress towards serving the growing unmet need of EEG brain monitoring. We are excited to partner with NGN, which provides cutting-edge remote Neurodiagnostic services without boundaries,” said Aswin Gunasekar, CEO of Zeto, Inc.
To learn more on how this new service will work and how it can benefit the patients in hospitals and physician practice settings, read the interview excerpt with Next Gen Neuro Co-founders, CEO Leisha Osburn, and COO Amanda Ritchey.
About Zeto, Inc.
Zeto, Inc. is an award-winning, privately held medical technology company located in Santa Clara, CA, that is focused on transforming the way electroencephalography (EEG) is performed at hospitals and clinics. Zeto’s revolutionary FDA-cleared EEG headset and cloud platform bring the traditional EEG procedure to the 21st century. The company plans to leverage its hardware and software technology to improve noninvasive monitoring of the brain’s electrical activity and achieve better outcomes for neurological conditions such as epilepsy, sleep disorders, autism, stroke and concussion.
To learn more about Zeto’s products, please visit: https://zeto-inc.com or email us at info@zetoinc.com.
About Next Gen Neuro
Next Gen Neuro (NGN) is a veteran and women-owned organization inspired and determined to make a difference in the field of Neurodiagnostics. NGN’s goal is to be your partner of choice in providing cutting-edge remote Neurodiagnostic services without boundaries. NGN strives to provide flexible, up-to-date Neurodiagnostic Solutions.
To learn more about Next Gen Neuro services, please visit www.teamngn.com or email us at info@teamngn.com.
Source: Zeto and Next Gen Neuro Partner for Remote EEG Monitoring | Newswire
Next Gen Neuro Awarded Ambulatory Care-Telehealth Accreditation from The Joint Commission
(INDIANAPOLIS, IN, June 25, 2021) – Next Gen Neuro has earned The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval® for Ambulatory Care-Telehealth Accreditation by demonstrating continuous compliance with its performance standards. The Gold Seal is a symbol of quality that reflects a health care organization’s commitment to providing safe and quality patient care.
Next Gen Neuro underwent a rigorous onsite review on June 25th, 2021. During the visit, a Joint Commission surveyor evaluated compliance with Ambulatory Care-Telehealth standards spanning several areas including emergency management, environment of care, human resources and leadership, performance improvement and rights and responsibilities of the individual.
The Joint Commission’s standards are developed in consultation with health care experts and providers, measurement experts and patients. They are informed by scientific literature and expert consensus to help health care organizations measure, assess and improve performance. The surveyors also conducted onsite observations and interviews.
“As a private accreditor, The Joint Commission surveys health care organizations to protect the public by identifying deficiencies in care and working with those organizations to correct them as quickly and sustainably as possible,” says Mark Pelletier, RN, MS, chief operating officer, Accreditation and Certification Operations, and chief nursing executive, The Joint Commission. “We commend Next Gen Neuro for its continuous quality improvement efforts in patient safety and quality of care.”
“Achieving the Gold Seal of Approval from the Joint Commission confirms Next Gen Neuro’s commitment to the organizations we serve and their patients,” said Leisha Osburn, CEO of Next Gen Neuro. “I am proud of our exceptional team of registered EEG technologists, reading physicians, neurodiagnostic assistants and administrative staff who are committed to providing reliable, high-quality care. I believe it says a lot about our team and the processes we’ve put in place that we passed our survey on the first attempt with no requirements for improvement.”
To prepare for The Joint Commission’s accreditation process, Next Gen Neuro diligently worked to align policies and procedures to Joint Commission standards to ensure full compliance. Next Gen Neuro’s administrative and clinical team collaborated to create performance improvement initiatives while continuously providing high quality patient care.
For more information, please visit The Joint Commission website.
About Next Gen Neuro
Next Gen Neuro (NGN) is a certified Service-Disabled Veteran and Women Owned Small Business that accelerates better patient outcomes by delivering the full range of EEG service solutions in-place, on-demand and across the patient’s care journey. NGN addresses their partner’s service provision pain points by providing a reliable, specialized team of remote REEGT technologists, specialty boarded interpreting physicians, and other on-site and support services, as needed, to reduce inter-hospital transfers and overhead costs.
To learn more, please visit Next Gen Neuro’s website or call 833-334-2334 ext. 2
From Air Force to Owner
Like many people in our field, I came to Neurodiagnostics in a round-about sort of way. I began my adult career as a cadet at the US Air Force Academy, focused on mastering Russian, completing a computer science degree, and looking forward to a career of service, filled with travel and cold war missions. A year later, a training accident landed me in tong traction with a broken neck, awaiting surgery at Bethesda Naval Hospital (the military mecca of neurosurgery at the time). After surgery, a halo, and months of rehab behind and ahead of me, I begged my doctors to give me something to do.
“Well, we bought this machine” Dr. Early, the chairman of Neurosurgery said. “The machine is supposed to measure evoked potentials for us in real-time during brain surgery, but we can’t find anyone to run it because its computer requires programing to make it do the real-time part…”. And so, my long and rewarding career in this field began, with my introduction to a Nicolet Med 80 and a couple of articles describing intraoperative monitoring. The year was 1982.
Bethesda Naval Hospital, Department of Neurosurgery 1982-1983
The next year I received a medical discharge from the Air Force and accepted a job in Denver learning how to perform clinical EEGs, while developing an intraoperative monitoring program.
My passion for this field and my commitment to seeing us grow as a profession, eventually led to my involvement with ASET, and I was honored to serve as a board member and later, as president from 2009-2011. I had also transitioned to an administrative role in my career, working as the director of Neurophysiology at IU Health in Indianapolis. During that same time, in 2008-2009 with the support of a great team, we launched a first of its kind real-time, continuous ICU cEEG monitoring program staffed by registered EEG technologists, 24/7/365.
That incredible experience, seeing all the patients and families we impacted through provision of these cEEG monitoring services at multiple IU Health hospital locations, eventually led me to the position I held last year when COVID-19 changed the world.
At the end of 2019, with the help of the 4 courageous young ladies pictured here, we launched Next Gen Neuro, LLC with a passion to help hospitals large and small across the country provide cEEG monitoring remotely for their patients, so they can receive the care they need in place, close to the support of their loved ones.
Launch of Next Gen Neuro, LLC - November 2, 2019
Left to right: Alissa Finley, Amanda Ritchey, Leisha Osburn, Amila Puskar & Olivia Martinez
About Next Gen Neuro
Next Gen Neuro is a Women and Veteran Owned Small Business that accelerates better patient outcomes by delivering the full range of EEG service solutions in-place, on-demand and across the patient’s care journey. We address our partner’s service provision pain points by providing a reliable, specialized team of remote EEG technologists and interpreting physicians, and other on-site and support services, as needed, to reduce inter-hospital transfers and overhead costs. Contact us to learn more about how we can support your onsite team.
CLTM Study: Neurodiagnostic Week Crossword Puzzle
Holly Wood, R. EEG T., created this awesome CLTM study crossword puzzle for our team as a part of our neurodiagnostic week games! Feel free to save the image of the crossword puzzle below to your computer, and use it to study terms for your upcoming CLTM board exam.
Happy Neurodiagnostics Week!
Holly Wood, R. EEG T., created this awesome CLTM study crossword puzzle for our team as a part of our Neurodiagnostic Week games! Download the free crossword puzzle and use it to help you study for the CLTM board exam.
Patient Frequently Asked Questions
How will an EEG help me?
An EEG test looks at electrical activity of the brain. It is the gold standard in diagnosing seizure activity. It is also commonly used to evaluate head trauma, brain infections, and other neurological disorders.
Will an EEG hurt?
An EEG test is a completely painless and safe procedure. Before the EEG recording begins, a special paste is used to secure small disc electrodes to the head. During the EEG, you won’t feel any type of tingling or sensation from the electrodes.
Once the EEG recording is completed, the electrodes are removed slowly using a damp cloth. If a longer than 2-hour EEG recording is requested, which is often referred to as continuous EEG (cEEG), the EEG electrodes are commonly secured using a special hair glue. Once the cEEG recording is complete, a special adhesive remover is used to take off the cEEG electrodes.
How long does an EEG/cEEG recording last for?
Typically, EEG recordings last between 20 minutes to 1 hour. Additionally, cEEG recordings may last up to 72 hours.
What does the brainwave activity look like on an EEG?
Each person has unique brain activity so EEG results can mean different things from person to person. Certain waveforms or activity on an EEG are normal, while others may be within normal limits, and some can be abnormal.
Common terms used for an EEG include spikes and sharp waves. Depending on if they are happening all the time or in certain areas of the brain, it could mean there is a possible area of seizure activity. A Physician that specializes in seizures will read the EEG recording and provide an official interpretation.
What do the results of an EEG mean?
An EEG detects the electrical activity of the brain and displays it on an EEG computer. If someone has a seizure during an EEG test, the change can be seen on the computer and the Reading Physician is notified.
Where can I find support groups?
You can visit the Epilepsy Foundation for more resources about EEG and other neurological testing: www.epilepsy.com/affiliates
I need an EEG, now what?
Please consult a doctor if you believe you need neurological testing, such as an EEG.
Next Gen Neuro partners with healthcare facilities across the U.S. to provide continuous & intermittent remote cEEG & EEG monitoring service solutions.
Taking Care of Family: How Next Gen Neuro Helps Our Employees During COVID-19
Helping Employees During COVID-19
Next Gen Neuro was developed with the desire to create a workplace where trust and transparency are valued in all interactions. We strive every day to create a safe environment for our employees to share challenges and opportunities from their perspectives. NGN is taking extra measures to ensure employees are considered, respected and appreciated during this pandemic.
The Next Gen Leadership Team has committed to the support of our team by finding ways to safeguard their health and well-being through the development of policies and programs to support them through this devastating time. We successfully implemented two of these policies at the end of March and are finalizing a third policy that will aid employees during any time of hardship. These policies and benefits have been extended to all our employees, including those who fill per diem positions.
PRN Clinical Staff COVID-19 Special Project Policy
Through this policy we have offered our PRN employees the opportunity to shift gears to contribute differently in replacement of hours they may have typically worked to cover currently restricted elective patient care. The work they are contributing aligns directly with our belief in the value of providing all our team members with the tools and resources to grow their knowledge and expertise in brainwave monitoring at the highest levels.
COVID-19 Paid Leave Policy
COVID-19 has changed lives, locally, nationally and internationally. NGN has made the choice, in the best interest of our employees, to opt in for the COVID-19 paid leave policy.
Employee Hardship Policy
Our NGN Leadership team is also working to implement a broader, permanent policy to help our employees during any time of great hardship. Life happens, and we want our team to know we are there for them during the most challenging times.
Caring for our employees is always our top priority, especially during unprecedented times. Our team is the reason Next Gen Neuro can provide excellent, quality care for our customers and their patients. If you are interested in implementing similar policies within your own organization, please give us a call! And of course, anytime you would like information about our remote EEG & cEEG monitoring services, please feel free to reach out to us at info@teamngn.com or give us a call at 1-833-EEG-CEEG, ext. 2.
Next Gen Neuro is Now a Certified Women Owned Small Business
Next Gen Neuro, LLC is proud to announce we are officially Certified as a Women Owned Small Business (WOSB) by the U.S. Women’s Chamber of Commerce!
Next Gen Neuro, LLC, a Remote EEG/cEEG Monitoring company dedicated to Navigating the Next Generation of Neurodiagnostics, is officially registered with the U.S. Women’s Chamber of Commerce as a Women Owned Small Business (WOSB). The WOSB certification authenticates that NGN is a small business that is at least 51% women owned. Next Gen Neuro is 100% owned and founded by women leaders. By obtaining this certification, Next Gen is now part of a network used by federal agencies interested in partnering with women-owned small businesses. Through this comes the opportunity for additional visibility and service expansion.
Next Gen Neuro (NGN) received their certification as a Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) in January, as well. Follow the link to read more about their SDVOSB Certification.
Next Gen Neuro focuses on providing the highest quality of brainwave monitoring care for its partners and their patients. Additionally, with these two certifications, Next Gen Neuro has demonstrated their commitment to empowering women and seeking opportunities to serve our nation’s Veterans through high quality, cutting edge EEG/cEEG care.
“Next Gen Neuro’s story is one of a kind,” stated Amanda Ritchey, Next Gen Neuro COO, President, & Founder. “We formed this organization to create a company that puts its employees and their welfare first. This certification demonstrates our dedication to creating opportunities for women and empowering women to make a positive impact in the world. Our WOSB certification also helps our partners meet their diversity initiatives and further promotes women in the business world.”
About Next Gen Neuro
Next Gen Neuro (NGN) is a Service-Disabled Veteran & Women Owned Small Business healthcare organization inspired and determined to make a difference in the field of Neurodiagnostics. NGN’s goal is to be the partner of choice for hospitals and other healthcare facilities by providing the highest quality, most trusted cEEG/EEG (Brainwave Monitoring) services. We strive to be the remote brainwave monitoring preferred employer for technologists and physicians across the country.
Next Gen offers 6 core EEG & cEEG services to its customers: Real-Time Continuous EEG (cEEG) Monitoring, Intermittent Clinical and Technical Monitoring, Retrospective Review of cEEGs, Routine & STAT EEG coverage, Reading Physician Services, and Consulting and Management services that are compliant with governing body regulations, technology standards, and 2020 CPT Coding changes.
Next Gen Neuro was developed with the desire to create a workplace where trust and transparency are valued in all interactions. Next Gen strives every day to create a safe environment for their employees to share challenges and opportunities from their perspectives. With the current challenge of COVID-19, the NGN Team has taken extra measures to ensure their employees are taken care of. From making a choice to opt in for the COVID-19 paid leave benefits, to the creation of a new hardship policy and roll-out of paid special project work, Next Gen Neuro is committed to their team, so their team can focus on providing the best care for their customers and patients.
You can read more about the steps Next Gen has taken to help their employees during the COVID-19 pandemic in the blog Taking Care of Family.
To find out more information about Next Gen Neuro’s remote EEG & cEEG monitoring services, contact TeamNGN today, or call 1-833-EEG-CEEG, ext. 2.
Work From Home Tips During the COVID-19 Quarantine
The Coronavirus Pandemic has caused many people to leave their workplace and instead work from home. Some cities and states have mandated “Shelter in Place” policies requiring many employees to stay home for the safety of their health while still maintaining work-related productivity.
Next Gen Neuro is a 100% remotely staffed organization. From our interns, to our clinicians, and all the way to the CEO, we understand how difficult the transition can be when you are not used to working from home. We would like to offer a few tips to help you during this difficult time.
Tips For Working From Home
Even though working from home has kept people from spreading or obtaining the virus, there have been a few disadvantages to this lifestyle shift:
Communication between coworkers and customers who are not used to connecting fully remote are feeling a strain in relationship management
Feeling lonely can became a consequence of working from home, where interactions with others are limited to the virtual world.
Followed by depression and lack of motivation due to loneliness, which causes a drop in the quality of work.
Be Articulate When Communicating Digitally
There are a few simple ways in which to overcome these obstacles during this pandemic. Talking to someone through a digital platform is not the same as talking to a person face to face. There is a lot of nonverbal information that is non-accessible when talking to someone on a digital platform; therefore, it is important to be as clear as possible when articulating your thoughts and ideas.
Create Structure in Your Daily Routine
It is a good idea to structure your day in order to keep your mind and body healthy. Other than blocking out time for work, also schedule time for exercising or enjoying a hobby. Designate a place in your home where your mind can associate that location with work. This makes it easier to get work done at home, which is typically emotionally associated with relaxation.
Check-in with Your Team Regularly
Creating regular check-ins between management and teams is an effective way of ensuring employees have a regular time to voice concerns, ask questions, and give feedback about daily tasks. Daily check-ins also help build a stronger cohesion with your team during a time when you are apart. TeamNGN uses Go-To-Meeting and Microsoft Teams to have video chats, which keeps our team feeling more connected.
Never Underestimate the Importance of Having Fun
Working from home during a crisis can be incredibly stressful; especially for employees that thrive off of a social dynamic. It is important to help employees focus on tasks and remain professional. It is equally important, however, to ensure employees have a way to relieve stress and have fun.
Add a “watercooler” style group chat where employees can have non-work related conversations or add funny pictures or memes to brighten everyone’s spirits. Our team discusses non-work related topics on our internal social media page, and we send out a weekly email with fun updates and memes! You can also incorporate daily or weekly competitions or games to build team cohesion while relieving stress.
For more information about our remote cEEG & EEG monitoring services and how Next Gen Neuro can help your hospital run more efficiently and effectively during this crisis, please call 1-833-EEG-cEEG or contact us today.
Next Gen Neuro Certifies as Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business
Next Gen Neuro, LLC is officially registered as a Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) with the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Next Gen Neuro, LLC is officially registered as a Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) with the Department of Veterans Affairs. Contact us today to learn more about our 24/7/365 cEEG services!
Next Gen Neuro, LLC is officially registered as a Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) with the Department of Veterans Affairs. You can find NGN in the Veteran business database at https://www.vip.vetbiz.va.gov/
As a result of completing this milestone, Next Gen Neuro (NGN) has more opportunities to partner with VA and Active Duty Military Hospitals as well as other government funded institutions to provide remote EEG/cEEG services (brainwave monitoring services). The VA has made a pledge to work with Veteran owned small businesses, and NGN has made a commitment to serve Veterans. The VA Office of Small and Disadvantaged Business Utilization (OSDBU) connects small and Veteran Owned Businesses with opportunities to contribute to the mission of the VA. Next Gen Neuro is proud to be able to serve our nation’s Veterans with high quality, cutting edge EEG/cEEG care.
“Our goal with Next Gen Neuro is to be able to provide the Next Generation of Neurodiagnostic care to all patients,” said Leisha Osburn, Air Force Veteran and CEO of Next Gen Neuro. “While we can provide remote EEG/cEEG services for all patients across the country, as a Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business, we are especially committed to serving our nation’s Active Duty Military families and our Veterans. This certification as an SDVOSB validates our commitment to our government partners.”
About Next Gen Neuro
Next Gen Neuro (NGN) is a Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business and Women-Owned healthcare organization inspired and determined to make a difference in the field of Neurodiagnostics. Started by innovative leaders Leisha Osburn (CEO), Amanda Ritchey (COO & President), Alissa Finley (Vice President of Quality and Clinical Services), Amila Puskar (Director of Operations), and Olivia Martinez (Director of Marketing and Communications), NGN’s goal is to be the partner of choice for hospitals and other healthcare facilities by providing cutting-edge Neurodiagnostic services.
NGN offers 6 core services to its customers: Real-Time Continuous EEG Monitoring, Intermittent Clinical and Technical Monitoring, Retrospective Review of cEEGs, Routine & STAT EEG coverage, Reading Physician Services, and Consulting and Management services that are compliant with governing body regulations, technology standards, and 2020 CPT Coding changes.
NGN offers flexible coverage options and can build these services from the ground up providing coverage 24/7/365 or, can provide them on an as-needed basis for hospitals that already have REEGT and CLTM staffing but need assistance with gap coverage on nights/weekends/holidays. NGN can also assist hospitals in need of intermittent or full-time Reading Physician on-call coverage. For more information on how Next Gen Neuro can help your hospital, contact us today!
Next Gen Neuro Attends ACNS Annual Meeting
Next Gen Neuro recently had the honor to attend and exhibit at the American Clinical
Neurophysiology Society Annual Meeting. Find out more about the amazing
time NGN had at ACNS!
Amanda, Leisha, and Olivia (Left to right) represent TeamNGN at the ACNS Annual Meeting in New Orleans!
We recently had the opportunity to attend and exhibit at the American Clinical Neurophysiology Society (ACNS) Annual Meeting from February 4th -10th in New Orleans, Louisiana. Our team had an amazing time! We were able to share our services with attendees and other exhibitors. We were also able to share how NGN is helping partners navigate the Next Generation of Neurodiagnostics. If you were unable to make it to ACNS this year, here are our top 4 highlights from the meeting:
Networking with New and Old Friends
The American Clinical Neurophysiology Society meeting gave us the chance to network with many new and old friends. As a remote team, we cherish the opportunities we have at these meetings to meet our own team and other colleagues face-to-face. We were able to discuss the changes in our field with other industry leaders and to learn about updates to the ACNS terminology guidelines.
Spreading What We Do and Our Mission at Our Booth
The American Clinical Neurophysiology Society Conference gave our team an excellent opportunity to discuss NGN’s services and our commitment to patient populations who may have challenges with access to care. We offer six core remote EEG services plus additional offerings to best suit your team’s needs:
cEEG Real-Time Continuous Monitoring
cEEG Real-Time Intermittent Monitoring
Retrospective Review of cEEG
Reading Physician Coverage
Consultation and Management Services
STAT & Routine EEG
Receiving Tremendous Support from Other Vendors
We are a newer company, yet our Leadership Team has been in the field of Neurodiagnostics for well over 60 years. We developed NGN with the dream to create a company focused on high-quality patient care and a culture of trust for both our employees and partners.
We understand that it is our job to take care of our employees, so that they may best take care of our partners and their patients. We received a tremendous amount of support from both attendees and other vendors for the mission of Next Gen Neuro. We left the meeting feeling grateful to be a part of such an amazing community all striving for one goal — taking care of patients.
Congratuations, Leisha!
Our CEO, Leisha Osburn, was recognized as an American Clinical Neurophysiology Society Fellow. This great acheivement acknowledges Leisha’s strong commitment to ACNS and the field of Clincal Neurophysiology.
Next Gen Neuro’s passion is to help all patient populations, with a special commitment to the most vulnerable patients and the most challenged areas of neurodiagnostic service coverage. We connected with so many individuals at the meeting who shared their personal stories with us. Stories like these drive us in our work every single day. Contact us today to find out more about how we can use our passion to build a great story with your team!