Your first visit is a video visit with Dr. Josh Emdur, who has already read your history and pulled your records in before you meet, so you spend the time on your actual problem instead of repeating your story from scratch. Together you settle on a plan and agree on what getting better should look like. Between visits you can message the practice the way you'd text someone, and if something isn't working, you don't wait for the next appointment — Dr. Josh Emdur adjusts as you go. And you see the same doctor each time: one person who knows your case and follows it over time.

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Migraine care is mostly history, an accurate diagnosis, the right medication, and steady follow-up, which happen by video and prescription rather than in a procedure room. Your first visit is a video visit with your records already pulled in, and Dr. Josh Emdur tells you if anything needs to be seen in person.

Some symptoms need care right away: the sudden worst headache of your life, new weakness, numbness, confusion, trouble speaking, vision loss, or a fever with a stiff neck. If that's happening, go to the nearest emergency room. If your case needs imaging or a specialist, Dr. Josh Emdur helps you get there.

At your first visit, you and Dr. Josh Emdur set what better looks like: fewer migraine days, shorter or milder attacks, a rescue medication that works. Between visits you check in on how it's going, and that picture, not a guess at your next appointment, is what tells us whether the plan is working.

You message the practice the way you'd text someone. If a medication isn't working or causes a side effect, you don't wait for the next appointment, and Dr. Josh Emdur adjusts as you go.

Bring all of it. Knowing what you've tried and how each one failed is half of getting the next decision right. The goal isn't to restart the trial-and-error loop, it's to look at your whole history and make a deliberate next move.

Tell us when it's getting tight, not after you've run out. If your rescue medication isn't lasting the month, that's a sign the plan needs a look, and Dr. Josh Emdur reviews your options rather than leaving you to ration around it.

Plenty of people arrive having been told it was sinus, tension, or stress, sometimes for years. A careful history and an accurate diagnosis are the point of the first visit, and if it looks like something other than migraine, Dr. Josh Emdur tells you and points you to the right next step.

Most migraine is diagnosed and managed in primary care. If your case needs a neurologist or in-person testing, Dr. Josh Emdur tells you and helps you get there.

Often, getting a newer preventive covered comes down to documenting what you've already tried and how it went. That paperwork is part of the job, and the practice puts it together with you instead of leaving you to chase it.

Yes. You see Dr. Josh Emdur at each visit, and they know your case: what you've tried, what's helped, what set off the last attack. Migraine care works best when one person tracks the pattern over time instead of starting over with someone new.