@bryanbay Yes, neurology is at the main Mayo campus. There is a building with white marble on the outside which is the Mayo building, and joined to that is the Gonda building that has the curved glass exterior. These are joined inside on the floors so you can walk between them. When I saw a neurologist from the spine center, I think it may have been in the Mayo building and had neurological testing somewhere in the Gonda building. My spine surgeon saw me in the Gonda building. The hotel shuttles pull up on one side and across from that is a small park with statues of the Mayo brothers and their father, the first Mayo and the sister who’s efforts started St Mary’s hospital which is several blocks away. If you are driving to an appointment, there is a parking structure called the Damon Ramp across from the shuttle drop off area on 3rd . That is a one way street and you need to be in the left lane to enter the parking ramp. If that ramp is filled, there is another in the next block also on the left. Parking can fill up, so it is best to get there in the morning. The Damon ramp has underground access to the Gonda building underground on the “Subway level”.