The NeuralFORM Neighborhood

Neurology may not be the most interesting subject, but it may be the most relevant. A house with doors in a neighborhood is a language everyone already speaks.

The airway is our Main Street, and it matters a great deal. But NeuralFORM is more than the airway and more than expansion. The neighborhood shows how the body works behind the scenes and beneath the surface.

The trigeminal nerve lives at 555 Airway Main Street, one five for each of its three branches. The other cranial nerves take their numbers as their addresses.

Next door, at 10 Wanderer's Way, lives the vagus nerve. The two houses share a private line.

The family entrance is the door the people who live there use. The front door is where most guests come in. The basement door, from the neck, is one few people know about, but it matters to how the whole house runs.

Both doors in the mouth open into the kitchen, where the swallow happens. A house is happiest with a steady stream of welcome guests.

Across the street, on the center island of Connection Circle, sits the alarm company. It listens to everything coming through the doors and decides whether the house is safe.

When the signals coming in are good, there is less background noise, and the whole neighborhood can settle.

House 12 is the Pilates studio: strengthen and lengthen, not just lifting weights. Uptown is City Hall, and the hotel where sleep lives. Check in to sleep, check out as soon as you wake.

Our assessments find the clues. Our therapies find the keys.

A guided video tour of the Neighborhood is coming soon.