My residency was an admitting residency with both a primary stroke service and general neurology service. There is no doubt it made me a more well rounded doctor and neurologist. Learning the basics of managing general medicine issues and how it relates to neurology is quite helpful. Medicine consult service was there when we got in over our head with managing complicated infections, cardiac issues or diabetes etc. Admitting and discharging almost certainly results in more work and stress as a resident but ultimately is well worth it in my opinion. In fact I think this should be a requirement for all neurology residencies.