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Lindsay Sloan is an experienced Physician Assistant specializing in migraine and complex headache disorders. She is known for her thorough evaluations, practical treatment strategies, and her ability to help patients make steady, meaningful progress – even after years of frustration.
She brings over 9 years of dedicated experience in headache medicine to Synergy Integrative Headache Center.
Lindsay trained at the renowned Diamond Headache Clinic in Chicago, where she developed extensive experience managing a wide range of headache disorders – from episodic migraine to highly complex, treatment-resistant cases.
She holds a Certificate of Added Qualification in Headache Medicine from the National Headache Foundation, a distinction earned by a select group of providers with advanced expertise in this field.
Her background allows her to quickly identify patterns, avoid unnecessary delays in treatment, and guide patients through a clear, step-by-step plan.
Lindsay specializes in evidence-based and procedural treatments, including:
Botox® for chronic migraine
Peripheral nerve blocks (occipital and supraorbital)
Sphenopalatine ganglion (SPG) blocks
Her approach is structured and efficient:
Clarify the diagnosis
Simplify the treatment strategy
Focus on what actually works
She prioritizes treatments that are realistic, effective, and sustainable for each patient’s lifestyle.
As someone who also lives with migraine, Lindsay understands the real-world impact of headache disorders – beyond what can be captured in a textbook.
Patients often describe her as:
Approachable and easy to communicate with
Detail-oriented and organized
Focused on getting results – not just trying options
She takes the time to ensure patients understand their condition, their treatment plan, and what to expect moving forward.
An Illinois native, Lindsay earned her Bachelor of Science from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and completed her Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies at Nova Southeastern University.
Outside of work, Jessica enjoys baking, spending time with her husband and two children, and caring for her poodle-mix dogs.
When you meet Jessica, you’ll notice:
She listens without interrupting.
She organizes complex symptoms into a clear plan.
And she stays closely involved to make sure you’re actually improving – not just trying the next medication.