There are many medical professionals from various specialties as well as alternative healthcare providers that are passionate and well-informed about migraine. While there are less than 600 certified headache specialists in the US, there are other care providers who can support people with migraine.

*The caregivers in this list were submitted by the caregivers themselves. They have not been vetted by the Association of Migraine Disorders. Please research and use your own discretion to decide if a provider suits your needs.*

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Daniela Freda, L.Ac.

Services: Accupuncture
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Douglas Hoffman, MD, PhD

Specialities: Otolaryngology
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Otolaryngologists (ear, nose, and throat) specialists are uniquely suited to determine if pain comes from migraine or some other head and neck problem.

Michelle Inserra, MD

Specialities: Neurotology, Otology
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As an otologist, I treat many disorders causing dizziness, vertigo, and imbalance. Vestibular migraine is a common cause of these symptoms. Treatment includes lifestyle changes, nutraceuticals, and preventive therapy.

Jane Jollie, NMD

Specialities: Naturopathic Medicine
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Suryarao Mudragada, MD

Specialities: Psychiatry
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