I had seen a neurologist at this clinic back in 2013 after suffering a series of mini-strokes…read more Recently I had some concerns that made me want to get a check up and my primary doctor sent a referral to their office. When I called to make an appointment I was advised that Dr. Stambuck had left their practice and moved to Kaiser and that it was sort of a "policy" that none of their neurologists on staff "would accept new patients with existing histories". I couldn't believe what I was hearing. I was being told they wouldn't even give me a consultation just because I had a previous history of neurological related issues. They didn't even ask my name or review my history before advising this. It was just a "Sorry, we won't help you". To me, that is unprofessional and unethical.

In the past 15+ years, I have seen at least 10 neurologists for migraine management in four…read moredifferent states. Without any doubt, Dr. Trevor McNutt is the cream of the crop when it comes to neurology. a) He didn't pull the "oh, so that's what the OTHER doctor said, but I need to run all my own tests (which will cost you $$$) because I don't believe that you know your own health history/I am smarter than your doctor. Instead, he read my questionnaire with my history, asked a few questions, and really engaged me about my own health. b) While I have no idea about his personality in general, he seems nice, genuine and not full of hot air like many doctors. He gets you from the waiting from himself, writes his own prescriptions, talks to you like a person. Plus, his front desk staff is always awesome, timely, and seems happy. That's a good sign. c) He is creative. I've been through pretty much every barrage of meds for my migraines; both preventative and as they happen. However, he busted out not one, but TWO treatments that I haven't tried before. One didn't work, and the other (botox for chronic migraine) cut my migraines from 3-5 a week to about 1 a week. Talke about results. d) He'll go to bat for you with insurance (or at least his office staff will). Very few places have made me feel confident that they have my best interests (health and financial at heart). e) I'm usually in an out in less than 20, more if I have more questions. Little to no time in the waiting room, and since you seem him directly (rather than a slough of PAs), it seems less like a time trap, and more getting stuff done and getting out. I'd be happy to recommend him to any migraine sufferers; he really did change my life.

I kind of can't believe these reviews based on my experience. I first saw Dr. Wasserman for tests…read moreand later was referred here again to Dr. Pearlman. Both times within 24 hours of my doctor sending a referral I got a call and set an appointment without problem. Admittedly I was distracted with some pain with the testing that was not his fault at all with Dr. Wasserman, and the tests were what I expected. But Dr. Pearlman was fantastic today. He really cared about what was going on. It was as painless of a doctor's visit as I'll ever have. (for a 2 hour long serious appointment)

After waiting five months for an appointment, after having a stroke, they were not able to reach me…read morefor five months for a conference that the doctor had to go to. I showed up after an hour drive only to be met with we're sorry and will do the best we can to get you in before another five months, if you value your health do not go to this facility. Dangerous dangerous.

The best. Josh Renkin is my neurologist who I've been seeing for many years. Absolutely top notch…read more Easy to get along with, great listener who takes his time. Neurospecialty Associates has a top notch office, very professional and in the well over 10 years I've been going there they have never had me languish in the waiting room, mess up on finding information and all the other things that can go wrong in a doctor's office. Just excellent communication with everyone there.

Dr Wolff has great bedside manner, he is very thorough in his assessments and he's always open to…read moreanswering questions. Thank you! !

Staff are INCREDIBLY rude. I have shown up for visits only to be told the doctor is not in that…read moreday, and rescheduled for months into the future after waiting area for over an hour. When I told them I would be out of town on the future date, they said "that is not their problem". Today, after the rescheduled meeting, that I took time off of work to attend, I was told the doctor was 'in a meeting" and would call me back in two hours. I am only giving two stars in case some algorithm tries some kind of ranked outlier score. This place is TERRIBLE.

My right arm had been falling asleep on and off for a while, no big deal. Well time went on, and it…read morewas getting worse, keeping me up at night. Then, as another month went by, my arm was falling asleep throughout the day as well, and staying asleep. My entire arm was numb, and there was pain in my hand, down to my fingers too. This wasn't going away. Something was up, and it was more than just "falling asleep" at night. I went to see my orthopaedic doctor. I wasn't sure if it was my shoulder and a pinched nerve, which I really thought it was, or my elbow, or my hand/wrist. After xrays, my doctor referred me to Dr. Marc M Treihaft, for an EMG, or nerve study. I made the appointment, and was lucky enough to get in, within several days. The staff in the office were very friendly. When Dr. Treihaft walked into the exam room, I wasn't sure what to expect, as I had never had a nerve study, otherwise called an EMG. He explained the process. We chatted about this and that, as he conducted the EMG study. The EMG did hurt a bit, little shocks, like when you accidentally touched an electrical socket when you were a kid. Once he was done measuring and doing the little electrical shocks (which didn't do any permanent damage or anything like that, you can tolerate it), he moved on to the needle part. Now when a small needle is inserted into the muscle, it will hurt a touch, and it did. It's just like getting a shot, rather several shots, over a few minutes. But, again, you can tolerate it. When he did this, he would put his hand against your arm, and say, "move your arm up," etc, which you do. These little "shots" are for a few seconds. It really is tolerable. Dr. Treihaft will tell you before he starts, that if at any time you are uncomfortable, to tell him, and he will stop. I knew that being a bit uncomfortable was worth it, as we needed to get to the bottom of what was causing my arm to be constantly numb now. Dr. Treihaft finished the test, and I thanked him for his time. My arm was sore, but nothing out of the ordinary. I took several Advil when I got home, and that did the trick. I know my referring doctor will get the results, and we'll go from there. As for other aspects of this review..... parking is in a large private parking lot. The office staff is very nice. I called back several days later, to ask a few questions, and they were on top of things. I was very appreciative. Thanks, Dr. Treihaft. No offense, hopefully I won't see you again, but if I do, I know I can count on you, and your staff, to do an excellent job, and treat me with respect as well. Thank you!

I was sent to Dr Treihaft for a workman's comp claim. I showed up 15 minutes prior to my…read moreappointment as advised 10:45am. At 11:45am I politely asked if it would be much longer. The receptionist stated 30-35 minutes longer. I asked to be rescheduled and she said it had to be re-approved. I left and called my claim examiner from workman's comp. I asked to be rescheduled and explained the situation. I just received a $100. Statement - for not showing up to my appointment! I was not told of this policy when I made the appointment, nor was it explained to me by the very grumpy receptionist. My claim examiner said workman's comp. would take care of it. The doctor clearly did not have time to see me. The receptionist could have explained the issue when I checked in. Isn't that the professional way to handle things when you are late? Perhaps she could have called ahead of time before I wasted the hour appointment and 50 minutes of driving. Perhaps she should schedule this greedy Doctor more time when she makes appointments. I won't waste anymore of my time. The office is old and dingy, the receptionist rude, and the wait unacceptable. This isn't rocket science in time management. After reading the few good reviews, I believe they were written by co-workers or friends of this Dr. Sorry, but the negative one's seem much more authentic.

First off, I am so incredibly grateful for Dr. Steadman's careful attention and counsel…read more Coming to Integrated Health Systems was the catalyst to getting me the testing and ultimately the treatment I so badly needed. This practice was spot in properly diagnosing me. The subsequent treatment has worked wonders to alleviate most every symptom that was plaguing me for so many years. I am feeling better than I have in over 12 years and feel like I am finally getting my life back. So, many thanks to Dr. Steadman and all of the kind staff at Integrated Health Systems!

This office is completely in its own league. Not only does Dr. Steadman have extremely advance…read moretraining beyond going to chiropractic school, his office has the most top of the line equipment to help the patients get results faster! Integrated Health Systems even has a nurser practitioner which can be your primary care physician in the state of Colorado. I could not recommend this office more if you are looking for health care from a wholistic view.

*****STOP AND READ THE NEGATIVE REVIEWS*****…read more It is clearly an accurate description of this awful place. In January I was referred to Dr. Moon. My actual visit was great, and Dr. Moon is a very nice person. My referral for an MRI was initially denied due to lack of information. I call and call and call. If you have any needs, questions, follow ups YOU HAVE TO MAKE AN APPOINTMENT. That means if you just need to know if they submitted the proper information to insurance for the mri they prescribed, you have to pay another $300+. The phone system has a million transfer options but most end with you getting hung up on. I decided to follow the prompt to the front desk, and I was immediately met with annoyance and told to follow the phone prompts. I explained that I followed every prompt and there isn't one for "I have a question that doesn't merit an appointment." So, I am placed into a voicemail. WEEKS GO BY. Literal weeks. I randomly get a call a month later from the office that included extensive apologies for being forgotten about. He promises he will get an appeal filed and will call me back himself with an update. That was a MONTH ago and still nothing. No calls, no answers and I still haven't been able to get the mri. This is pure insanity. *****THE POSITIVE REVIEWS MUST HAVE BEEN PAID FOR***** I am going to be stuck going to another neurologist and having to pay for the same visit twice which I refuse to do. GO SOMEWHERE ELSE. if you value your health and your money.

Dr Moon may be very talented in his field, but lacks communication skills and common courtesy. He…read morehad not reviewed records in advance and was adversarial and demeaning from the first moment we met him. Scheduled a follow up to give him a second chance & his office staff took the copay, but never checked us in properly so he was never seen. We won't be giving the practice a third chance.

I met with Dr Carol Foster about vertigo and migraine issues. She was very rude and I was very…read moreconcerned about future treatment plans by her attitude. She did not show any empathy and I did not feel heard or respected as the patient. The concept of a bedside manner was completely lost on her. I had a second appointment hoping the first was just a bad day. No, the second appointment was even worse. I found treatment elsewhere.

I developed a really bad case of vertigo late last year, and had it for about 2 months. Some days…read moreit was so severe, I literally felt like I was walking around drunk - everything was spinning, and I felt like I had to hold onto rails when I walked up and down stairs. I figured the condition was largely stress related (I'd never been so stressed out or anxious in my life), or possibly related to sleeping in some kind of bad position. I didn't know much about vertigo, and even though I'd researched it, I wasn't able to figure out a treatment that worked for me. Luckily, it seemed to go away over time - for the most part, though small bouts of vertigo did resurface a few times, but just for a day or two. My sister had the same issue that mysteriously appeared, then disappeared. Well, for whatever reason, I got vertigo again, last week. I don't know if it was triggered by my new aerobic exercise program or doing excessive neck stretching or what, but, all of a sudden the vertigo came back full force, and it was so bad I felt like I had to spend the whole day in bed on Friday. It was not good. I get really depressed when I am not feeling well or if I'm not being productive, so I could feel myself slipping into a really bad funk. Vertigo can make you feel really anxious because you feel really out of control when everything in your head feels like it's starting to spin around for no apparent reason! Well, I started doing more research and am thanking my lucky stars for the fact that I ran across this article, in which a man says he cured his vertigo by doing a simple exercise that was invented by Dr. Foster. You can read it here: https://www.menshealth.com/health/a28679454/benign-paroxysmal-positional-vertigo-treatment/ There was a link for a video she had on YouTube, so I clicked on it and tried it myself. Here's the link, if you want to see how to do the exercise. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQR6b7CAiqk HO - LY - COW. I can't believe this simple, 5 minute exercise actually worked to cure my vertigo, when I'd been STRUGGLING with it for MONTHS, late last year. I do realize that the exercise may not address the underlying cause of the vertigo (I realize I may never know what triggered it), but at least I am back to being a functional human being again. We live in a day and age where it's VERY HARD to find a doctor who is willing to give out information for free. I even commented to a friend of mine, this afternoon, that a TRULY good doctor is one who tries to give you advice that's good enough so you don't even NEED to come in and see them. That is the kind of physician Dr. Foster clearly is. She says in the video that if this doesn't work to fix your vertigo, you can always come in and try other treatment options. Why can't EVERY doctor be like her?? I don't know if Dr. Foster will ever see this but if so, I just want to extend a huge amount of gratitude for sharing this really useful tip. I wish you could get a nobel prize for figuring this out....seriously. For anyone looking for a good neurologist who actually cares about their patients.... give Dr. Foster a call! She obviously cares about helping people to get better, and get on with their lives.

This website and also possibly is a trick to get more patient for this DOCTOR. I never met or any…read morevisit with this doctor and they stole my Identity to increase and improve this doctor experience in Web sites. Shame on you doctor Barrett.

From the moment I stepped through the door, I knew my appointment would be an enjoyable experience;…read moredespite knowing I was getting nerve testing. The energy was so calm and soothing. Every single staff member was very warm, professional and friendly. Dr Barrett was so professional and really understand the importance of patient relations. I would highly recommend this group for all your appropriate medical needs.