
MD
Dr. Wled Wazni
Neurologist & neurointerventionalist
Stroke and disorders of blood vessels in the brain, neck, and spine.
Meet Dr. WazniAbout Neurovascular Centers
Neurological and neurovascular care built around a clear diagnosis, a thoughtful plan, and the person behind it.
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Serving patients through our Pasadena, Long Beach, and Orange offices.

MD
Neurologist & neurointerventionalist
Stroke and disorders of blood vessels in the brain, neck, and spine.
Meet Dr. Wazni
MD
Neurologist & neurointerventionalist
Neurovascular evaluation, catheter-based treatment, and neurocritical care.
Meet Dr. DancourMD, MPH
Vascular & interventional neurologist
Stroke, aneurysms, and other disorders of the cerebral circulation.
Meet Dr. BodhitFor appointments and physician availability, call 833-787-6539.
Clinical leadership
Dr. Wled Wazni is a neurologist and neurointerventionalist whose practice focuses on stroke and disorders of blood vessels in the brain, neck, and spine. His clinical leadership includes the stroke programs at St. Mary Medical Center in Long Beach and Glendale Memorial Hospital.
He completed his internship at Detroit Medical Center/Wayne State University and neurology residency at Hofstra–North Shore-LIJ. He subsequently completed fellowship training in vascular neurology, neurocritical care, and neuroendovascular surgery at Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin.
Dr. Wazni’s research has included participation in multicenter stroke studies and publications on cerebral aneurysms, stroke, and migraine. In 2025, he and Dr. Osama Zaidat published a case series on MMA embolization for intractable migraine. The early findings support further research; study results and established treatment options are discussed separately during clinical evaluation.

Our mission
Neurovascular Centers provides neurological and neurointerventional care through offices in Pasadena, Long Beach, and Orange. Our goal is to explain the diagnosis clearly and match treatment to each patient’s symptoms, imaging, health, and priorities.
Care may include medication, monitoring, catheter-based procedures, or coordination with surgical and hospital teams. We discuss the expected benefit, alternatives, risks, and recovery plan before recommending an intervention.
Our work includes established treatments and clinical research. We explain when an option is supported by clinical guidelines and when it is being studied.
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