Neurology at Snoqualmie Valley Health
Our Neurology Department is dedicated to supporting one of the most vital components in the human body—the nervous system. The nervous system is the ultimate central command, guiding everything from memory and movement to thought and sensation. It works around the clock to keep us functioning at our fullest capacity. When the nervous system is disrupted, the effects ripple through every aspect of daily life. That’s why caring for it isn’t just important, it’s essential to maintaining independence and well-being
Our neurology team specializes in diagnosing and treating full spectrum of conditions that affect the brain and nervous system. Whether you’re experiencing memory changes, movement challenges, headaches, or seizure activities, we’re here to help. What makes our approach different is that we never lose sight of the person behind the symptoms. Every patient’s journey is unique, and so is our care. We take time to listen, understand, and create a treatment plan tailored to your needs—because neurological health isn’t just about managing conditions, it’s about improving quality of life.
At Snoqualmie Valley Hospital, you’ll find advanced expertise in a welcoming community setting. From the first consultation to ongoing support, our team is here to guide you with knowledge, empathy, and hope. Together, we’ll help you move forward with confidence, restoring not only function but also peace of mind. With care rooted in the latest evidence-based medicine and delivered with compassion and individualized plans, our goal is simple: you can live boldly and live well.
What we treat
- Dementia and Alzheimer’s disease
- Movement disorder and Parkinson’s disease
- Seizures and epilepsy
- Stroke care
- Headache and pain disorders
- Traumatic brain injury (TBI) and concussions
- Sleep neurology
- Neuromuscular disorders
- Multiple sclerosis and autoimmune neurology
- Spinal cord disorders
- Neuro-oncology
- Autonomic disorders
- Functional neurological disorders
Services & treatments
- Comprehensive evaluation: neurological exam, advanced imaging, and lab testing when needed
- Medication management: evidence-based therapies for seizures, MS, Parkinson’s, dementia, and many more
- Infusion therapy coordination: seamless access to biologic and IV treatments
- Botulinum toxin and other injections: chronic migraine, occipital neuralgia, TMJ, and related conditions
- Multidisciplinary care: coordinated support with Rehabilitation, Primary Care, Imaging, and Behavioral Health
Your first visit: what to expect
- Bring your records: past imaging, lab results, and medications
- Assessment: your neurologist reviews history, performs an exam, and orders targeted tests if needed
- Care plan: we’ll explain findings and outline treatment options together
- Follow-up: ongoing care through in-person visits and MyChart for convenience and monitoring
Referrals
We welcome referrals from Primary Care and specialty providers.
- Fax referrals to 425-831-2396 or send via your EHR network to Snoqualmie Valley Health Neurology.
Meet Our Neurology Team
Jimmy Young, MD
Neurology/Epileptology
Jimmy Young, MD
Dr. Young is a board-certified neurologist and epileptologist dedicated to delivering compassionate, evidence-based, and individualized neurological care. Originally from Wayzata, Minnesota, he completed a post-doctoral research fellowship at Mayo Clinic following medical school. He then pursued neurology residency training at Louisiana State University and advanced his subspecialty expertise through an epilepsy fellowship at University of Washington, where he now serves as a Clinic Instructor of Neurology.
Before joining Snoqualmie Valley Health, Dr. Young practiced both general neurology and epilepsy at Kaiser Permanente Washington, caring for patients across a wide range of neurologic conditions. He is committed to treatment plans that reflect each patient’s goals and values and is enthusiastic about partnering with the multidisciplinary team at SVH to broaden access to high-quality neurological care and improve outcomes for the community.
Outside of medicine, Dr. Young enjoys running, hiking, camping, scuba diving, and exploring the outdoors of the Pacific Northwest with his two Samoyeds, Whiskey and Rum.