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Greenlight Neurology

Quick Facts

Membership Price Range$350 Initial Consultation (60 min) | $200 Follow-up Visit (25 min)
Practice TypeHybrid
LocationAustin, TX, San Francisco, CA, Seattle, WA, Los Angeles, CA, Denver, CO, Chicago, IL, Philadelphia, PA, Phoenix, AZ, Dallas, TX, Houston, TX, Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Illinois, Nebraska, Pennsylvania, Texas, Utah, Washington
DoctorsKonstantin Karmazin MD, Neurology
Telehealth TypeSecure video visits
Telehealth AvailableYes

About

At Greenlight Neurology, Dr. Konstantin Karmazin delivers board-certified neurological care entirely by video. The practice serves patients across ten states: Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Illinois, Nebraska, Pennsylvania, Texas, Utah, and Washington.

Dr. Karmazin built the practice around a straightforward belief: great care starts with listening without judgment. New patient visits run a full hour. That time allows for thorough history-taking, a virtual neurological exam, and a custom treatment plan. The practice covers a wide clinical range, from migraine and epilepsy to dementia, movement disorders, concussion recovery, sleep disorders, Long COVID, and complex undiagnosed conditions. Patients book directly without a referral. Dr. Karmazin coordinates local imaging and lab work near each patient and sends prescriptions to their nearest pharmacy.

Details

Membership Details

Direct-pay (self-pay) practice. New patient visit: $350 / 60 minutes. Follow-up visit: $200 / 25 minutes. Superbill provided for out-of-network insurance reimbursement. No hidden fees or surprise billing.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Greenlight Neurology charges $350 for a new patient visit, which runs 60 minutes. Follow-up visits cost $200 and run 25 minutes. The practice posts these fees publicly and charges no hidden fees or surprise billing.

Greenlight Neurology does not bill insurance directly. The practice operates on a direct-pay basis. After each visit, patients receive a superbill they can submit to their insurance for potential out-of-network reimbursement.

No referral is required. Patients book directly through the Greenlight Neurology website. The booking system runs on the Healthie patient portal.

Greenlight Neurology serves patients in ten states: Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Illinois, Nebraska, Pennsylvania, Texas, Utah, and Washington. Dr. Karmazin holds active licensure in all ten states and conducts all visits by secure video.

Patients complete a history form before their first appointment. During the visit, Dr. Karmazin conducts a detailed conversation and a virtual neurological exam via secure video. He then provides a written visit summary and a custom treatment plan. When testing is needed, he coordinates local imaging or labs near the patient.

Greenlight Neurology typically responds to patient messages within 24 to 48 business hours. Patients use the Healthie portal to reach Dr. Karmazin between scheduled appointments.

Yes. The practice prepares ADA accommodation letters, FMLA documentation, and disability support paperwork. Patients managing neurological conditions who need documentation for employers or benefits programs can request these through the practice.

Patients who cancel more than 24 hours before their appointment owe no cancellation fee. A late cancellation within 24 hours of the visit incurs a fee of 50 percent of the visit cost. A no-show results in the full visit fee.

Yes. Dr. Karmazin has broad experience with symptoms that do not fit a clear diagnosis. The practice specifically lists complex and undiagnosed neurological conditions as a focus area. Patients who have seen other providers without a clear answer are welcome to book a consultation.

Yes. The practice accepts patients seeking a second opinion on prior neurological diagnoses, imaging results, or treatment plans. Patients book a standard new patient visit to get started.

Practice last updated August 17, 2026