Dr. Diana Barratt is board-certified in Neurology and Sleep Medicine. She has received national awards from the American Academy of Neurology, the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, and the Association of American Medical College’s MedEdPORTAL. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Engineering degree and a Doctor of Medicine degree from the University of Florida; she earned a Master’s in Public Health degree from Harvard.

Her research experience includes the following:  designing, conducting, and publishing basic science and clinical research; participating as a sub-investigator in clinical trials on stroke and neurodegenerative conditions; receiving independent funding from the American Academy of Neurology and American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. She serves as a peer-reviewer for Neurology, the most widely read and highly cited peer-reviewed neurology journal. A lifelong learner, she regularly attends conferences and continuously searches the medical literature for cutting-edge treatments and clinical trials to offer her patients.

Patient care requires expertise, time, and attention to detail. Dr. Barratt has created a practice in which she can apply a thoughtful, individualized approach to each patient in an unhurried environment. For those with multiple medical and neurological conditions, she enumerates problems, sets goals, and coordinates care. She provides second opinions and manages patients with both common and rare diagnoses. While many systems provide a brinksmanship approach to healthcare, Dr. Barratt anticipates the needs of each patient and employs preventive measures whenever possible.

Prior to scheduling the first appointment, Dr. Barratt speaks with each patient. In advance of the visit, she reviews medical records and views imaging. Because she maintains a small patient panel, she is able to maintain regular communication with her patients. She personally responds to phone calls or messages within 24 hours. 

If you would like to experience a comprehensive approach to optimizing your brain and overall health that includes not only medications, but diet, exercise, sleep, and lifestyle modification, call 561-300-4178 to speak directly with Dr. Barratt.