Providers Natalie Farnsworth, MSN, FNP-BC

Since earning board certification in 2020 through the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), Natalie Farnsworth has leveraged a strong clinical background to provide advanced, holistic care to diverse patient populations.

A foundation of over ten years of experience in demanding and fast-paced healthcare environments, including critical care and specialized neurology settings, has equipped Natalie Farnsworth with exceptional diagnostic acumen and the ability to manage complex medical conditions. Transitioning to a focus in neurology allowed Natalie Farnsworth to specialize in the nuanced care of patients with intricate neurological disorders. Their expertise includes the comprehensive management of conditions such as dementia, acute and chronic stroke, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, and various other neurodegenerative diseases. This role involves not only diagnosing and prescribing treatment plans but also providing crucial patient and caregiver education, focusing on disease progression, symptom management, and improving overall quality of life. Natalie Farnsworth’s patient-focused philosophy emphasizes creating individualized care strategies that integrate medical treatment with support services to address the physical, emotional, and social impacts of neurological illness.

Why I joined Isaac Health

What drew me to Isaac Health is the fundamental recognition that we are solving a critical access and quality gap in specialized neurological care, particularly for dementia and cognitive impairment. My decade of experience, especially in the critical care and neurology settings, managing complex conditions like stroke and dementia, exposed me to the profound inefficiencies and fragmented care that often impact these patients.

Isaac Health’s model of leveraging technology to provide high-quality, continuous, and accessible specialized cognitive care directly addresses the systemic issues I’ve witnessed. It also aligns with my commitment to “Neuro-Holistic Continuity,” which involves not just treating the pathology (e.g., prescribing for epilepsy or dementia) but integrating chronic disease management with a deep focus on patient and caregiver education.