Dr. Andrea Clein
NeurologistDr. Clein sees patients for nerve, muscle, brain and spine conditions and performs nerve conduction and EMG testing in the office.
Neurology · EMG & nerve conduction
Numbness, tingling, weakness. We find out why.
Dr. Andrea Clein diagnoses and treats conditions of the nerves, muscles, brain and spine. Nerve testing is done right here in the office, so you don't have to go somewhere else for it.
Accepting new patients. A referral is required by some insurance plans.
MEDIAN MOTOR · APBStim: wrist · 5 ms/div · 5 mV/div
Distal latency3.4 ms
Amplitude9.8 mV
Conduction vel.56 m/s
What we do
Testing and care under one roof
Your neurologist reviews your history, examines you, and orders only the tests that answer your question. Results are explained at the same visit whenever possible.
EMG · NCS
Nerve conduction & EMG
Measures how fast and how strongly signals travel through your nerves and muscles. The core test for carpal tunnel, pinched nerves and neuropathy.
EEG
EEG brain wave testing
Routine and extended recordings to evaluate seizures, spells, and unexplained episodes of confusion or fainting.
HA
Headache & migraine
Personalized prevention plans, newer CGRP therapies, and Botox injections for chronic migraine.
NMJ
Neuromuscular disease
Diagnosis and long-term care for myasthenia gravis, ALS, myopathy and inherited nerve conditions.
MS
Multiple sclerosis
Disease-modifying therapy, MRI monitoring, and coordination with infusion centers.
MVMT
Movement disorders
Evaluation and treatment of tremor, Parkinson's disease, dystonia and restless legs.
Conditions we treat
Common reasons patients see us
Not sure if a neurologist is the right next step? Call us and a nurse can help you decide, or talk to your primary care provider about a referral.
Nerves & spine
- Carpal tunnel syndrome
- Peripheral neuropathy
- Sciatica & radiculopathy
- Ulnar nerve entrapment
- Bell's palsy
Brain
- Migraine & headache
- Epilepsy & seizures
- Memory loss & dementia
- Stroke follow-up
- Concussion
Muscle & movement
- Myasthenia gravis
- ALS
- Essential tremor
- Parkinson's disease
- Muscle cramps & weakness
Your EMG visit
What to expect, step by step
Most nerve studies take 30 to 60 minutes. You can drive yourself home and go back to normal activities right away.
01
Check-in & history
Your neurologist asks about your symptoms and does a brief exam to decide which nerves and muscles to test.
02
Nerve conduction
Small sticker electrodes are placed on your skin and brief electrical pulses are applied. It feels like a quick tap or static shock.
03
Needle EMG
A very thin sterile needle records muscle activity at rest and while you gently tighten the muscle. Discomfort is usually mild and brief.
04
Results
The doctor reviews the findings with you before you leave, and a full report goes to your referring provider within two business days.
Before you come: shower the morning of the test.
Skip lotions, oils and creams on arms and legs.
Wear loose sleeves.
Tell us if you take blood thinners or have a pacemaker.
Your neurologist
Meet Dr. Andrea Clein
You'll see the same doctor at every visit, from your first exam through testing and follow-up.
New patients
Your first visit
Arrive 15 minutes early with your photo ID, insurance card, medication list and any prior MRI or test reports. Plan for about an hour.
Insurance
Plans we accept
- Medicare & Medicare Advantage
- Most Blue Cross Blue Shield plans
- Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare
- Self-pay pricing available
Referrals
For referring providers
Call us to send a referral with recent notes and the clinical question. Urgent nerve studies are scheduled within 72 hours.
Appointments
Request a visit
Send a request and our scheduling team will call you within one business day to confirm a time.
- Phone
- (602) 449-0909
- Address
- 1303 S Longmore, #8
Mesa, AZ 85202
Inside the city health offices - Hours
- Mon – Thu8:00 am – 5:00 pmFriday8:00 am – 12:00 pmSat – SunClosed
Sudden weakness, facial droop or trouble speaking? These can be signs of stroke. Call 911 right away.