Dani Korya, MD is board-certified by the American Board of Neurology and Psychiatry with additional certification in specialized areas of brain injury medicine, vascular neurology, and fellowship training in neuro critical care and evaluation of patients who have suffered brain injury due to trauma. Brain injury can manifest in symptoms ranging from loss of consciousness, headaches, seizures, cognitive functional changes, memory deficits to balance dysfunction, heightened sensitivity to stimuli, sleep disturbances, and/or changes in hearing or vision.

Dr. Korya utilizes advanced imaging techniques, neurological examination, and cognitive and psychological testing to evaluate patients for post-concussion syndrome, neuromuscular disorders, and persistent headaches. Often the symptoms of traumatic brain injury remain undiagnosed and linger untreated for months if not years. When traumatic injury impairs normal brain function, Dr. Korya can assess and document the associated dysfunction and symptoms, working with a multi-specialty team that includes neuropsychologists, neuromuscular therapists, cognitive and behavioral therapists, and interventional physiatrists to implement treatment plans to address the emotional, physical, cognitive, and sleep related symptoms.

Dr. Korya prioritizes individualized programs to restore neural function and patient quality of life. Additionally, he can expertly define the permanency and impairment related to traumatic brain injury and determine a patient’s long-term prognosis.

Dr. Korya is a graduate of New York University and received his doctorate from St. Georges University School of Medicine. He later completed his residency at Banner University in Tucson, Arizona and his fellowship at JFK Medical Center in Edison, New Jersey.