Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about our services, process, and remote practice model.

What types of EEG studies does SWAG Health PLLC interpret?

We interpret Routine EEG, Long-Term (Video) EEG, and Ambulatory EEG studies, with a focus on epilepsy-related findings.

How long does it take to receive a report?

Routine EEGs are typically read within one business day. Long-Term and Ambulatory studies may take longer depending on recording length; expedited review is available for urgent cases — ask us about timing when you send a study.

How do I send an EEG study for interpretation?

Reach out through our contact page and we'll set up a secure, HIPAA-compliant method for transmitting recordings that fits your existing systems.

Is SWAG Health PLLC a remote-only practice?

Yes. SWAG Health PLLC operates as a fully remote, telehealth-based practice, allowing us to support referring clinicians and facilities without geographic restriction.

Who interprets the EEG studies?

All studies are personally reviewed and interpreted by Dr. Muhammad Bhatti, a neurologist specializing in epilepsy.

Can I discuss a report directly with Dr. Bhatti?

Yes. Direct communication with the interpreting physician is part of our service — reach out through the contact page with any questions about a read.

What is the difference between Routine, Long-Term, and Ambulatory EEG?

Routine EEG is a brief, single-session recording. Long-Term (Video) EEG is an extended, typically inpatient recording paired with video, used to capture and classify seizure events. Ambulatory EEG is a multi-day outpatient recording performed in the patient's normal environment. See our Services page for full details on each.

Do you read Ceribell EEGs?

Yes. We interpret Ceribell rapid response, point-of-care EEG studies for ICU and ED settings, providing a clinical read alongside the device's Clarity seizure burden output to help treating teams identify nonconvulsive seizures and status epilepticus quickly. See our Services page for details.

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