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    5.0 (4 reviews)

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    2 years ago

    Exceptional provider! Caring, knowledgeable and doesn't give up. Can't say enough good things about her!

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    8 years ago

    Amy was wonderful. She listened, was incredibly educational, and compassionate. She made me feel hopeful.

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    Center For Neurosciences - Brittany France, on English Channel. A Yelper asked to Meet thevWoman that can trek 110 miles over a few days.

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    So many negative reviews. I've been lucky I guess. The process I'm going through personally is…read morefrustrating not the staff trying to figure out the issue(s). I have seen NP Niemi-Olson and DR William Ross (Dr Valdiva briefly). Even though I've still not got all the answers and solutions I'm really grateful for their help. Front staff have always been very kind and I have found their communication very thorough. Yea at times you go here and it's packed, and people seem to be stressed (I put some of that down to the crazy parking situation, we legit got flipped of by an elder the other day), but in all honesty this is front line staff really working hard.

    I would strongly caution other patients and families about my experience with Dr. Badruddoja…read more My father's first appointment with this doctor was rushed and dismissive, but unfortunately, his most recent appointment was even more concerning. During the appointment, my father attempted to explain his medical history and raise questions about symptoms he had recently experienced. He was repeatedly interrupted and was not given an opportunity to finish his thoughts or explain his concerns. This was particularly troubling because my father had an MRI in June that showed a small stroke. My father had in fact experienced a series of small strokes approximately two weeks earlier and had been hospitalized for a week as a result. He was attempting to explain this to the doctor, but the doctor repeatedly interrupted him and would not allow him to finish. Whatever a physician's level of expertise, patients deserve to be treated with basic courtesy and respect. A neurologist, in particular, should understand the importance of listening carefully when a patient is reporting new or potentially serious neurological symptoms. What concerned me most was not simply the doctor's bedside manner. It was the complete lack of communication. My father came to the appointment with legitimate questions and concerns and left feeling as though the doctor had no interest in hearing them. Patients should not have to fight to get their doctor to listen to them. They deserve to feel that their concerns matter and that their physician is taking the time to understand what is happening to them. I sincerely hope this doctor takes a hard look at the way he communicates with his patients. Medical knowledge is important, but compassion, respect, and the willingness to listen are equally important parts of being a good physician.

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    Center For Neurosciences - Dr William Ross appt 7/10/25.1hr late never apologized and yelled at me. I broke into tears.

    Dr William Ross appt 7/10/25.1hr late never apologized and yelled at me. I broke into tears.

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