Dr. Imani is a neurologist in Ogden area since 1993. He received his medical degree from the American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine. He graduated from his neurology training at the University of South Alabama in Mobile, Al. in 1992 and spent a year as a fellow at the University of the Colorado, School of Medicine training in Neuro-muscular Medicine and EMG in 1992-93.

 

In 1993 he started his Neurology practice in Ogden and since then helped thousands of patients with conditions such as Migraine, Multiple Sclerosis, Stroke, Parkinson Disease, Epilepsy, Neuropathy, Neuropathic pain and pain in general as well as whole host of neurological disorders and diagnosis such as Alzheimer disease and other Neuro-degenerative disorders. He has gained a tremendous clinical experiences in the years of his practice here in Ogden. He has squired such a keen sense of diagnosis in his field of neurology that can only be acquired by years of practice. He is sensible and sensitive in his approach to patients with difficult and life changing diagnosis.  His medical opinion is well respected in the Medical community and receives referral from the entire medical community in Weber, Davis and Box Elder counties and surrounding states. Many of his referrals are family members and friends of his patients. He is well liked and trusted by his patients. He is compassionate and mindful of his patients. He listens. He explains in such terms for patients to understands their diagnosis. He personally reviews the test results with his patients.  If necessary he will ask for a second opinion to make sure his patients receive a most thorough work up for their ailments. He is determined to provide all around excellent neurological service for his patients. 

 

In 2003 Dr. Imani started pain management as part of complete neurological services for his patients in need of pain management. Pain management was not a specialized service provided for patients in that period of time in Ogden. Dr. Imani often received referrals for patients in chronic pain as part of neurological services. Ultimately it led to the establishment of a separate department known as Skyline Pain Clinic devoted to pain management with rules and restrictions in accordance with CDC and CMS and American Pain Medicine. At Skyline Pain Clinic, Patients are provided pain management with sensibility and responsibility to manage their pain and at the same time protect them against Overdose and diversion. We take pride in managing pain in our patients who without which would not be able to live a life that they deserve. It is quite rewarding to help patients who in no fault of their own are in such chronic pain in which living for them is no longer a desirable choice. With proper pain management Patients are able to function all daily activities that rest of us without such thing do take  for granted.