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Carolina Functional Neurology Center

Carolina Functional Neurology Center

4.0(8 reviews)
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Let me start by saying that I am a pharmacist and I put most of my trust in "traditional" medicine…read more I've struggled with headaches/migraines, vertigo, stomach issues, random pain, passing out, and heart rate and blood pressure issues since 2002. I have seen countless specialists, had more tests run than I can remember, and tried numerous prescription therapies. Some of my health issues I was able to get under control and others I was not. My main issue was extremely low blood pressure with high heart rate, daily fainting spells and daily headaches. I was diagnosed with New Daily Persistent Headaches, Chronic Migraines and Orthostatic Hypotension. In 2019 I started getting worse and no medication therapy was working (or the side effects were really bad and intolerable). I would leave work every day and head home straight to bed. I would spend almost every evening and all weekend laying down doing nothing. I am a very active person. I love doing yard work, crafts, cooking, baking, watching hockey, basically I loved to be up and doing things. By May 2019 I was pretty much bedbound after I got off work with very few "good days" to get up and do anything. I was being evaluated by DUKE for a CSF leak. In March 2020 I had the testing done that ruled out a CSF leak and was back to square one with no answers and no hope of help. By this time I was not driving more than 10 minutes from home due to my fainting issues and I was spending 85% of my day laying down. I was working from home at this point due to COVID so I was thankfully able to work laying down also. By June 2020 I had made up my mind to go to the Mayo clinic to get seen and get tested for everything. My treatment options locally had all failed. Then I stumbled upon CFNC on a Facebook post and as a last ditch effort I sent an email. Within a couple of weeks I had tests run that I had never heard of and found out a lot of things about my health and my body that I did not know. Dr. Brindisi laid out a plan to myself and my husband. It was a good bit of money and included nonconventional treatment plans I had never heard of so I was skeptical. After some intense urging from my husband and my family I went ahead with the treatment. In September I started my 6 week treatment plan. In the first 4 weeks I had improved so much that I was a different person. I went from basically being bedbound to up and doing yard work again. I was able to help my husband clear off some land at the end of October. I was doing crafts, cooking for the family, and cleaning my own house. I am now almost to the end of my second 6 week treatment and in the last 2 months I have only had 1 fainting episode, my heat rate no longer doubles when I stand up, I feel like a different person and I am able to enjoy my life. Now we are working on trying to find ways to help my headaches so that I can become unstoppable. I urge you to reach out for a consultation with Dr. Brindisi. Don't put it off and wait like I did and miss out on life because of those long spans of time feeling horrible. Her entire staff is personable, professional and knowledgeable. To me and my family, she is a life saver. I know that things that are different from normal healthcare seem sketchy and that it may seem like a good chunk of money, but this is an investment in your health. This is an investment in your life. This is an investment in your future. Do this for yourself. You will not regret it. My mom is starting her treatment with Dr. Brindisi in February for Parkinson's and I cannot wait to see how much she improves.

I live in Texas, and in April 2026 I scheduled a consultation with Dr. Bianca Miret at the Florida…read morelocation through their online booking form. During that process, I was required to check several boxes acknowledging various office policies in order to submit my consultation request. After my consultation, I decided to move forward with the one-week in-person Intensive, which cost $6,000, because I was desperately seeking help for persistent post-concussion symptoms following a bicycle accident in December 2024. I paid the required $2,000 deposit to reserve my spot. At the time I committed to the Intensive and paid the deposit, I do not recall the cancellation policy being reviewed with me or being asked to acknowledge it again as part of enrolling in the program. Unfortunately, before my scheduled visit, I was involved in a second accident when I was rear-ended in March 2026. The injuries left me with migraine headaches and made traveling impossible. I couldn't fly and did not have anyone who could accompany me. When I contacted the office to cancel, I was told my deposit was non-refundable but that I could reschedule within a 4- to 6-week window. I explained that I was unaware of the cancellation policy for the Intensive. In response, I was sent documentation showing I had acknowledged the office policies when I initially booked my consultation. After reviewing the timestamps, I realized those acknowledgments occurred before I had even decided to enroll in the Intensive. I understand that businesses have cancellation policies and I respect the need for them. My concern is that I don't believe the cancellation terms for a $6,000 program and a $2,000 non-refundable deposit were clearly presented at the time I committed to the Intensive. Given the circumstances surrounding my second accident, I was disappointed that no exception or accommodation could be made. I am sharing my experience so prospective patients understand the importance of asking detailed questions about cancellation policies before making a significant financial commitment. I also remain hopeful that Dr. Miret and her team will reconsider my situation and refund my $2,000 deposit. I was genuinely looking forward to working with them, and my decision to cancel was based solely on unforeseen medical circumstances that made travel impossible.

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