TeleNeurology

Our TeleNeurology program offers:   

• Remote EEG reading, including CFM (aEEG), routine EEG and continuous video-EEG 
• Neurological exam aided by appropriate video technology and bedside clinical staff
• Review of clinical data including laboratory and imaging findings
• Discussions with parents and other family members to explain the diagnosis, clinical course, neurologic treatments and prognosis

Conditions We Can Treat

Babies and children may present with a variety of neurological disorders due to either: (1) an intrinsic problem in the brain, spinal cord, peripheral nerves or muscles; or (2) a secondary problem associated with a systemic disorder. 

We offer TeleNeurology consultations for a variety of neurological conditions including:

• Seizures
• Refractory headache
• Encephalopathy
• Abnormal imaging such as MRI and head CT
• Hypotonia or hypertonia
• Microcephaly or macrocephaly
• Congenital brain malformations
• Disorders of the peripheral nerves and/or muscles
• Nonsurgical management of brain injury and intracranial mass
• Neurologic complications of systemic diseases

Therapeutic Hypothermia Support

Our TeleNeurology Program specializes in the optimal treatment of newborns undergoing therapeutic hypothermia for presumed hypoxic ischemic encephalopathy. Our neurologist works closely with neonatologists and NICU staff to provide the best possible neurologic and developmental outcomes. 

Program Leadership

Archana Pasupuleti, M.D., MBA
Medical Director
Pediatrix TeleNeurology Program

Archana Pasupuleti, M.D., MBA, is a pediatric neurologist, epileptologist, health care innovator and medical director of teleneurology at Pediatrix. She leads programs that expand access to specialized neurological care for children nationwide through telemedicine and technology-driven solutions. She is also a clinical assistant professor of neurology and pediatrics at the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences and Children’s National Hospital.

Dr. Pasupuleti has dedicated her career to advancing care for children with refractory epilepsy and complex neurological conditions. She completed her pediatric and neurology training at Children’s National Hospital, followed by a fellowship in clinical epilepsy at UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital and holds an MBA from Duke University’s Fuqua School of Business, where she focused on health care leadership, innovation and systems transformation. Actively engaged in epilepsy research and clinical innovation, she is recognized for her multi-disciplinary approach, integrating medicine, policy, technology and business to improve care delivery.

A nationally recognized leader in epilepsy advocacy and health policy, Dr. Pasupuleti is chairwoman-elect of the National Epilepsy Foundation’s Professional Advisory Board. Known for her intrapreneurial leadership, she champions initiatives that break down silos across medicine, technology and policy, advancing integrated care and improving outcomes for children living with neurological conditions.