Access to advanced neurological care is not always easy for patients living with complex conditions. Travel limitations, distance, and healthcare access challenges can often delay treatment for those who need it most.
Through the International Patients Initiative, the multidisciplinary team (MDT) of SOZO Brain Center, led by Chief Neuromodulation Officer Petros Kattou, is bringing its expertise directly to international patients abroad.
As part of this initiative, the SOZO neuromodulation team will be visiting our partner Dr. Ralph Heinrich in Berlin, offering international patients the opportunity to receive specialized consultations and neuromodulation therapies closer to home.
This visit represents another step in SOZO’s mission to make advanced neurological care more accessible worldwide.
Bringing Advanced Neuromodulation Treatment to Berlin
SOZO Brain Center has become internationally recognized for its work in neuromodulation therapies, an innovative approach designed to regulate nervous system activity through targeted stimulation of neural pathways.
Through the International Patients Initiative, SOZO’s medical team travels to trusted partner clinics internationally, ensuring that patients who cannot travel to Cyprus can still access specialized neuromodulation treatment.
The upcoming visit to Berlin allows international patients to consult directly with the SOZO multidisciplinary team and receive expert evaluation for complex neurological conditions.
The initiative reflects SOZO’s commitment to ensuring that patients do not have to postpone treatment due to geographical or travel barriers.
Meet the SOZO Brain Center Multidisciplinary Neuromodulation Team
At the center of this initiative is the SOZO Brain Center multidisciplinary team (MDT), led by Chief Neuromodulation Officer Petros Kattou.
The MDT combines expertise across neuroscience, neuromodulation therapies, and patient-centered neurological care. This collaborative approach allows specialists to evaluate complex cases from multiple clinical perspectives and develop personalized treatment strategies tailored to each patient’s needs.
Petros Kattou has played a key role in advancing neuromodulation approaches at SOZO, helping develop innovative treatment protocols that support patients living with chronic neurological and neurodegenerative conditions.
By bringing this multidisciplinary expertise to Berlin, SOZO ensures that international patients can receive comprehensive neurological evaluation and access to advanced neuromodulation therapies.
Neurological Conditions Treated by the SOZO Neuromodulation Team
The SOZO Brain Center team supports patients living with a wide range of complex neurological and neurodevelopmental conditions.
During the Berlin visit, consultations and treatment planning will be available for patients experiencing:
- Parkinson’s Disease
- ALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis)
- Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Multiple Sclerosis
- Stroke-Related Neurological Conditions
How International Patients Can Schedule a Consultation in Berlin
International patients interested in consulting with the SOZO Brain Center multidisciplinary neuromodulation team in Berlin will have to fill out the Book Your Consultation form on our website. Our International Patient Management team will then contact them with the next steps, gather the necessary medical paperwork and arrange their appointment with our MDT team and Petros Kattou, while assisting with every step until the patients complete their treatment.
The consultations will take place at THERA Praxisklinik in Berlin alongside our partner Dr. Ralf Heinrich.
Advancing Global Access to Neuromodulation Treatment
The visit to Berlin represents part of a broader effort by SOZO Brain Center to expand access to advanced neuromodulation therapies internationally.
Through the International Patients Initiative and its growing network of partner clinics, SOZO is working to ensure that patients worldwide can access innovative neurological treatments without being limited by geography.
As this network continues to grow, more patients will have the opportunity to benefit from the expertise of the SOZO multidisciplinary team.
Because when it comes to neurological health, access to care should never depend on location.
