Office has been great of late. No complaints. He is quick and very good about explaining his…read morethoughts and treatments possible. This gives you hope for proper treatment. I like him very much.

I have MS and I really like Dr. HARNEY for the way he cares for all his patients (incl. myself). He…read morewill take the time to examine you, see your progression, answer questions. He is not afraid of cases that don't fit the mold. And he is very knowledgeable about all the current treatments, which is of course essential. I've been his patient for almost 7 years and would not trade him for another one. He is very dedicated to his practice and patients. WONDERFUL HUMAN BEING. If you are a looking for a neurologist, who is willing to take on difficult cases too, I would strongly recommend that you make an appointment, even if it may take up to 8-10 weeks for your 1st one. [[As I learned during my quest to figure out what illness was causing me my symptoms, he was the only one that looked at the whole picture and all my symptoms, even the ones that other neurologists dismissed. Another issue I encountered going from doc to doc was that they each kind of specialized in specific illnesses and so that is why a doc specialized in movement issues (example: Parkinson's) kept telling me I must have had a nervous breakdown (even though I was presenting with neurological symptoms).]] One suggestion ~ I am not sure if the receptionist would help or not, but if you make a 1st appointment and you're not sure if Dr. HARNEY would be the right neurologist to go too, you could always ask if he treats patients with this or that condition. Worth trying :-)

My doctor left their practice and they never told me she was or had left. I had to figure it out on…read moremy own when my followup appointment notification never came as well as makeup for all my followup appointments that were cancelled because my doctor wasn't there anymore and all her existing patients had just been dropped off their schedule. This was a major issue but they have many more. For example it is impossible to get in touch with anyone and no one calls back when they say they will. I have asked five different times for them to send records to a different office and it has still not happened after two plus weeks. They do not have phone numbers for all of their different offices so you have to go through a system to get transferred but they made it nearly impossible to figure out extensions for all the different offices. The list goes on and on. The doctors may be good but their entire system, office management, and how they do things just isn't organized and they are flat out messy.

After having some post-concussion symptoms, I decided to give this place a shot because they were…read morethe only neurology center that could see me within a few days and I didn't think the experience was going to be bad. What a mistake. Expect to wait at least 30mins after the start of your appointment to be called back and expect to only see the doctor for 2mins. It really makes you and your concerns feel valued (sarcasm). From the start, the receptionist could have a better attitude and speak up because it's hard to hear her behind the glass when she's practically whispering. She's the first person you come in contact with so the impression should better. I have to give Dr. Ali credit for showing some compassion, but he needs to up his game when it comes to the concerns his patients make. If I say this medicine is exacerbating other issues, maybe prescribe something else instead of saying, "it shouldn't be doing that" and to just "hang in there." I was referred to an imaging center for an MRI and that was an even worse experience. All I can say is check your insurance. Make sure everything they do or recommend you get is cleared with your insurance BEFORE you get it done.

Dr. Tania (had to look at website to get his name, because he didn't bother to shake my hand,…read moreintroduce himself, or make eye contact ) Anyway doctor comes into room and starts asking questions. As I'm answering questions, doctor continues to talk over me, and constantly interrupting me. He tells me his going to have his nurse come in and do part one of the testing once nurse completes part one, he will come in and do the second part of the test. Nurse comes in sweet as can be, and does the test. She communicated each and every step as she is doing the testing. Nurse completed the test lets me know she going to let doctor know she's completed her portion of the test. Dr. Tania comes in and does part 2 of testing. After doctor completes part 2, he advices me that he's going to have his nurse come back in and do one more test. Both doctor and nurse come back in to room and doctor is explaining to nurse where the nerve they are looking for should be. At that moment I realize that was doctor was not listing to me prior to testing being done, I proceed to let doctor know again there is no nerve there is was surgically removed (surprised look on his face). Appointment is coming to an end and he tells me, I don't believe that you can't move your foot side to side, it's because of this (tells me what he believes issue is). Had Dr. Tania listened & reviewed my medical history, he would have seen that indeed I cannot move my foot from to side because there is hardware there that prevents me from doing so, bones have been fussed together. Doctor ask that I go to front desk to check out, as we both are walking out of the room doctor goes in to see his next patient. I go to front desk to check out, from desk staff advices that doctor has not completed his note and findings, I'm asked to have a seat as he completes his notes. 20 minutes later I go back up to front desk, and I'm told doctor is still working on report once again I'm asked to have a seat. I let them know that I can't wait any longer and I'll check the portal for report. I have been trying to get into portal with no success (I already have an account in portal) keeps telling me unable to locate account. I've tried calling, per usual no one answering the phone. For me this was a terrible experience that left me feeling as I wasted my time, I need to get a 2nd opinion, and a waste of money. I only gave a 1 star review because I could not post my review with giving a star rating. What wanted to give was 0 star review.

Receptionist is extremely rude! No acknowledgement of you being in the office, had to know on door…read moreto get in. Technicians are not experienced at ALL for EEGs.

Stay away! This doctor is a liar and a coward. I called before we even saw him to see if he…read moreprovided IVIG infusions for PANS patients. My son has severe neuro deficits as a result of PANS and every specialist he sees agrees he needs it. When I was told he did, we made an appt. At the first appt, he said he wanted to do an EEG and an MRI to rule out encephalitis before prescribing him the IVIG he so desperately needed. We did both, paid for everything, and scheduled a follow up. At the follow up, he told I and my mother that the EEG and MRI were normal and that he could now prescribe the IVIG. He just asked that I call our insurance to get the criteria for IVIG to make sure it was approved. I called my insurance while there in the office and he even got on the phone to talk to them to try to get it approved. I found out the next day the insurance would cover it. I spent two months trying to get my son admitted into a hospital to receive the infusion because of his needle aversion. I was told Dr. Din didn't have hospital privileges and that I'd need to get another neurologist for a second opinion. We went through so much and I even got a second opinion from an oncologist who agreed he would benefit from the IVIG but that he had to discuss it with Dr. Din because they don't usually treat PANS in oncology. Come to find out, Dr. Din had privileges at Medical City the whole time and could have admitted him for the IVIG. When I called his office, he had his assistant tell me he no longer felt comfortable giving him IVIG and hung up on me. He didn't even have the nerve to tell me himself. I went to his office with a friend to ask why he changed his mind after he told us on two different occasions that he would prescribe it. He refused to answer our questions and only said he spoke with some fellow neurologists and changed his mind. He denied ever telling us he would prescribe it, denied that he ever spoke to the insurance company, even though I have the transcripts from the insurance company to prove it. Why would he discuss whether IVIG was covered with the insurance company if he never said he'd prescribe it? I got upset because he wouldn't answer my questions and absolutely raised my voice when he started lying to my face and said he didn't "want to" answer my questions. However, no one ever threatened him. He called the police saying he felt "threatened". When the police arrived they made sure he gave me my son's records and apologized for the doctor's behavior. They also suggested I take him to small claims court for the money I paid him. When I got home and reviewed the records, I was shocked to find he had also falsified his medical records. There were discussions that NEVER happened and recommendations he never made. He said I reported symptoms that my son has never had such as tics and things that would indicate a movement disorder which he doesn't have. None of my son's medical records show a history of tics of any sort. He said he spoke at length about NOT getting IVIG which was completely false. My mother who was with me at both appointments with him was aghast at the faked records. It's difficult to imagine a doctor treating people so horribly to the extent that he would falsify medical records. The worst part is he gave us hope and then ripped it away and, meanwhile, my 11 year old son just gets worse and now I have to start all over looking for another neurologist who will treat him. I will be reporting him to the state medical board and consulting a lawyer for small claims court to recoup the money we paid him for nothing.

I was satisfied with this office for a year when it came to medication management, but recently, my…read moreexperience has changed. I felt pressured into additional procedures that seemed unnecessary, and I wasn't given a clear explanation of why they were needed. It also appears that the new nurse has taken on a more active role in decision-making, which has impacted my care. The office feels disorganized--I've had to repeat information multiple times, which makes me question how well records are being kept. Unfortunately, I can no longer recommend this practice. Update to your reply: If you had responded as quickly and clearly when explaining why I suddenly needed procedures that you or my previous doctor initially said weren't necessary, I wouldn't have discontinued your services. You seem more concerned with reviews.

Best neurologist on the planet! And I am PICKY! He loves what he does and it shows in his voice and…read morehis demeanor during an appt. There is no one quite like Dr Alshareef-he goes above and beyond for his patients.

Thank you for everything you have done for my daughter. You listen and then get to work. You are…read morethe best!

I have seen Dr. Duc Tran since 2004 for my MS, love him. He's always willing to listen to your…read moreconcerns and explain things. He doesn't have the God complex that many do and is humble enough to have me go to another neurologist for a 2nd opinion to see if they know of a treatment he hasn't thought of. He also understands that not every patient has unlimited funds and doesn't order expensive test unless absolutely necessary. I am now seeing both him and Dr. Adnan Subei for my MS. Dr. Subei was brought in as a MS specialist. I have recommended both to many, especially in my monthly MS support group. Messages are sometimes an issue, but overall I haven't had a lot of problems over the years. I also did a MS research study several years ago and it was a great experience.

I have been part of this practice for years with minor issues (appointments getting rescheduled,…read moredoctors leaving). For the past 3 months, I have been trying to get a hold of my "new" doctor only to have been completely ignored. I have called millions of times, left messages with the front desk as well as the extensions. My prior authorization needed to be redone. They never answered my calls or messaged me back. When they finally sent it in, it was sent in incorrectly. I have not heard back since and now my prior authorization is expired. How will I get my new medications? I have no clue. I'll be looking for a new place immediately because this one has gone downhill.

Dec 28, 2024!! Update!! It has been 2 years following up…read morewith Dr. Al Shareef, and I still would give him million stars. Very respectful and professional. He doesn't stop checking on his patient from time to time. He does all he can to make sure his patient is improving. The whole family loves him. Thank you always for everything and happy new year from our family to yours. I would give Dr. Al-Shareef stars!! He is very professional. We have been following up with him for one of my family members. He is the only doctor in the area who discovered the problem. We have been following up with so many doctors for no good results as if we are doing nothing. Dr. Al-Shareef knew about the issue through examining each and every part and through the MRI imaging. Now, since we knew about the main issue behind all this pain, the doctor explained the procedures and the solutions. He wanted to go step by step with all the medications before we end up doing the surgery. He is very professional and caring. He was able to give extra time and efforts. He cares about his patient. After my relative went back home, the doctor called him many times to check up on him and his health and the effects of the new medications. We will definitely continue with Dr. Al-Shareef because of many reasons. The main reason is his constant care. The location of the clinic is somehow far away from our home. However, we traveled all the way there just to continue with Dr. Al-Shareef. We are beyond blessed to find you! My father was blaming himself for not finding Dr. Al-Shareef from the beginning. I will keep updating my post to update you with the results. We are now happy to figure out the reason since we have been trying to know it since 2 years ago! Thank you Dr. Al-Shareef and all the team members at the clinic! They have very beautiful culture in this place. We found a very nice treatment, unlike other places.

Wonderful doctor, Dr. Alshareef, and wonderful staff...professional, respectful, caring.read more

It's clear to me that I'm more of a burden to this office than a patient in need of help…read more Dealing with Dr. Nguyen's office has been more of a hassle than a help. Their answers are vague, unthorough, and provide no evidence that they care to answer questions and sort out miscommunications between themselves and other offices they tell you will be doing tests they order. Find another practice.

Dr. Nguyen was reckless in his questioning of patient on previous abuse in an attempt to prove the…read morecause of patient's injury was due to substance abuse. His questions were not helpful in the purpose for the visit, which was to determine if further medical testing, or rehab, etc. was indicated. This appointment was not made for a psychiatric assessment or for psychiatric care. The appointment was made with the diagnosis already being delivered at the emergency room by the doctor on duty who recommended follow up care with a Neurologist to determine prognosis and course of action. Sadly, this emergency room doctor, who operates out of the same hospital, recommended Dr. Nguyen. The questions that were fired off in a 20-30 initial appointment which was intended to address a Radial Nerve Entrapment, were demeaning and appeared to be intended to shame and cast blame. "How far did you get in school?"; "Have you ever been abused?"; "What do you do for work?"; are a few examples. Since Dr. Nguyen was not acting in the role of Psychiatrist and was not prepared to offer any therapeutic component to aid the patient with the painful memories his questions triggered, then he was doing harm to the patient. All of this questioning plus a brief, minutes long physical assessment in which no further medical treatment was recommended, the injury would most likely heal on its own, was performed within less than 30 minutes. The patient was left reeling emotionally. I was a witness to all of this. I am 60 years old, a breast cancer survivor, abuse survivor, have 4 children, 2 of whom have congenital health issues. I have been to many doctors over the years for myself, my children and other family members. I have never had contact with anyone as reckless in his patient relationship, of course all under the guise of seeking information pertinent to the case. None of the information changed the initial diagnosis, projection for recovery from injury or any of the neurological concerns that the patient came to get help with. Even so, when the doctor gave the final paperwork, he listed the primary diagnosis as: 1.Childhood Abuse - 262.819(based on an affirmative head nod when the patient was asked if they had ever been abused) and 2. Mood Disorder - F39. So, the patient was given by this Neurologist a psychological diagnosis based on a few answers to verbal questions and a head nod. I have NO frame of reference for ANYTHING like this. I worry for the next vulnerable patient who happens to find themselves in Dr. Nguyen's examining room. I have a moral responsibility to warn others.

Uses 3rd party service to book appointments. Very poor english and I refuse to give my personal…read moreinformation to this manner to schedule a medical appointment. Individuals were evasive and would not disclose that they were not part of the doctors practice. Deceptive and will not be dealing with this type of medical practice.

If you have a neurology problem I HIGHLY SUGGEST going here. Dr. Supriya is extremely informative…read moreand caring. She does everything to help discover your problem with a proper solution. She helps you to find our everything about your mind and how it affects you. I am happy to be under her care. Her office is easy to locate and accepts most insurances. Your mind and health is important to you. You need to take care of yourself with only the best.