Dr. Dr. Reynard C. Odenheimer

Expert Publications

• Differential effects of scopolamine and amphetamine on microcomputer-based performance tests.
• The effect of antimotion sickness drugs on habituation to motion.

Media Releases

Expert in Neurology Celebrates Over 30 Years of Commitment to Patient-Centered Care and Advanced Treatments

Lake Charles, Louisiana – Dr. Odenheimer, a highly respected neurologist and founder of Reynard C. Odenheimer Family Neurology, is proud to announce his continued dedication to providing exceptional neurological care in Lake Charles, Louisiana. With over three decades of experience, he specializes in diagnosing, treating, and managing a wide array of neurological disorders, including epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, movement disorders, neuropathy, dementia, and migraines.

His practice is characterized by a patient-centered approach, where he ensures that each patient is welcomed, listened to, and educated about their condition. By empowering patients and their caregivers with knowledge and support, he has established a reputation for excellence and compassion within the neurology community.

Utilizing advanced techniques and personalized treatment plans, Dr. Odenheimer is committed to enhancing patient outcomes and improving quality of life. His expertise includes performing Botox injections, nerve blocks, and therapeutic injections, as well as programming therapeutic devices such as Deep Brain Stimulators, Vagal Nerve Stimulators, and Baclofen pumps. This tailored approach allows him to meet the unique needs of each patient effectively.

Having completed his Medical Degree at LSUMC Health Shreveport School of Medicine in 1988, he furthered his knowledge with a Master of Science Degree in Pharmacology at LSU Health Shreveport School of Graduate Studies in 1985. His dedication to continuous education ensures he remains at the forefront of the latest developments in neurological research and therapies.

Beyond his clinical practice, Dr. Odenheimer is an esteemed member of the Movement Disorder Society and the American Academy of Neurology. He actively engages in charitable work, notably supporting the Eljay Foundation for Parkinson’s Awareness, Inc., highlighting his commitment to advancing awareness and research in neurological conditions.

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