1. GENERAL CONSENT FOR MEDICAL CARE
I voluntarily consent to medical evaluation, examination, diagnostic testing, and treatment provided by the physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, EEG technologists, medical assistants, and authorized clinical staff of Georgia Epilepsy & Neurology Institute, LLC.
- Comprehensive neurological examinations
- Evaluation and management of epilepsy, seizures, headaches, neuropathy, memory disorders, movement disorders, and other neurological conditions
- EEG testing (routine, ambulatory, video EEG when applicable)
- Diagnostic and laboratory testing
- Prescription and management of medications
- Care coordination and referrals
- Telehealth services when appropriate
I understand that the practice of medicine is not an exact science and that no guarantees have been made regarding the results of my treatment.
2. CONSENT FOR EEG & DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES
If deemed medically necessary, I consent to EEG and related neurological diagnostic testing, including:
Placement of electrodes on the scalp
Recording of brain wave activity
Activation procedures such as hyperventilation and photic stimulation
I understand mild skin irritation, temporary discomfort, or fatigue may occur. All procedures will be explained prior to testing.
3. TELEHEALTH CONSENT (WHEN APPLICABLE)
I understand telehealth services may involve secure audio and/or video communication technology. I acknowledge that technical issues may occasionally occur, privacy protections remain in place, I may request an in-person visit when clinically appropriate, and I may withdraw consent for telehealth services at any time.
4. MINOR PATIENT CONSENT (IF PATIENT IS UNDER 18)
If the patient is under 18 years of age, I certify that I am the parent or legal guardian of the minor patient and have legal authority to consent to medical treatment.
I understand that both parents may have access to the minor’s medical information unless restricted by court order. It is my responsibility to provide any custody documentation that affects consent or disclosure rights. In the event of emergency care, treatment may be provided as medically necessary.