I have had migraines since age 2, so I have seen A LOT of neurologists. If there was a single other…read moreneurologist in my network taking new patients, I would RUN to them. Dr, Joydip had absolutely no interest in discussing treatment, from day 1 said "well, you said Botox works, that's that although insurance will not approve it "(they did btw) " despite my multiple attempts to discussing new therapies . His scheduling etc is bizarre and ever changing- he will not let me sichedule appointments ahead of time, and yet when he finally allows me to do so, then his office calls obsessively, once even calling me three times in two minutes when I didn't pick up whenI was on the phone on an important work call. The most unprofessional doctor I have ever met, doesn't"t care at all about me. I have never had a worse experience with a doctor.

I saw Dr. B this past week and did so with some trepidation considering how many had written a poor…read morereview. I'm happy to report that he was delightful. He was thorough and quick to offer solutions. I found his attention to be above average and was so personable. He explained my condition in a way I could truly understand. The staff was completely helpful and so pleasant. I guess we all have different experiences at different times. However my experience was very professional, personable, and complete. I feel like I'm in very capable hands.

First visit here~ the Dr. listened to what we had to say but didn't have much of a sense of humor…read more When you're afraid the Dr's going to tell you that you have a tumor, some sort of sense of humor would help (IMO) a patient. Office is very clean. Checked in with Heidi who was friendly and helpful. I'll go back if I need to but just be aware he's not the joking type.

Dr. Novic is kind and smart. He really cares and listens to you. He's not one of those doctors who…read moreare looking at their computer and typing the whole time.

ummm. i have had an emg before. twice on my legs and once on my arms. it was so painful i lay on…read morethe table crying. BUT that was with a different doc. i had my fourth today, on my arms. it was no big thing. a little uncomfortable, yes, but nothing like before. on top of that, he's a great guy. he makes you feel like a person, not a patient.

Did not show to one of my phone call appointments and I called to check if they were running late…read moreand told me she would call soon. Never did. Also told me to do physical therapy for the rest of my life instead of trying to help/find better quality of life for me. Did not effectively communicate with me about what she believe is going on. Spends majority of the time in the room with me dictating. Staff varied on friendliness as well.

No stars. All Dr…read more Milan did for me was keep me on an anticonvulsant (used to treat my hemiplegic migraines. For those of you who don't know they come with stroke like symptoms, and complete paralysis. It's awful. One day I was set for ecg I believe that's the brain wave activity modality (correct me if I'm wrong) well I arrived early and needed you use the bathroom as I would be sleeping 4 hours. I am on topamax (it's a diuretic) she knew that. She refused to allow me to use the restroom. She also had me repeat drugs which gave me serotonin syndrome which I had already tried. She could have just requested an roi from my previous Dr. she is generally nice, she had zero empty for my pain. I was taking ibuprofen sometimes 5 days a week 8 hundreds, to stop chains of migraines. I used to be able to get a shot of fentanyl or Demerol intramuscular. Which would immediately stop the pain and stop the chain of migraine. Let's be clear, you don't feel euphoric, you don't get high. When injected intramuscular it absorbed fast and differently. I have never once even felt groggy, I had been doing that since 12, she did absolutely nothing for my migraine pain, and to me that's bureaucratic, and sad that she would have me suffer. I have a long and extensive history. I was prescribed heavy duty pain meds when I was 12, never took them still don't take any pain killers, but to acutely address a chain migraine, she should have had more compassion and skill. Instead, Dr.'s most and any of them, just avoid your pain and tell you, you have to live with it.

All around great doctor. Dr. Gansaeuer has treated me for 3 years during pregnancy and postpartum…read moreand has found multiple treatments that actually work. He's the first neurologist I've met who is truly empathetic to the pain migraines cause and has done his research on what treatments can help. He also has a very steady precise hand and has never given me injections that cause pain or bruising after. Highly recommend him.

Knowledgeable and extremely caring neurologist I consider him to be one of the finest in the county…read more...

Experienced a stroke recently and Dr Markert attended to my recovery while in the hospital. He…read morecared for me the day of my stroke and every day thereafter up to my discharge three days later, sometimes twice in one day. He always seemed to making rounds as I viewed the activity of the ICU floor through my partially opened curtain. He explained what happened to me and was forthright with his answers to questions from my wife and I. Some of his answers were conjecture, and he admitted them so. My wife and I felt very satisfied that we had in Dr Markert someone who cared for both the physical and emotional trauma associated with my situation. I have a follow up with him in one week, and feel assured that is concern for my recovery is sincere. Michael R

One of the most impressive docs with whom I have had the pleasure to converse in a long time. May…read morenot be the caregiver for everyone, but if you can keep up with his reasoning, he will be the ideal balance between candid and compassionate. A first encounter may not produce immediate answers, but after my first encounter with Dr. Markert, his open mind and bio-engineering perspective yielded what I believe will turn out to be extremely sound medical advice for my circumstances.

Does anyone know if Dr. Brown will be continuing her practice elsewhere? I would very much like for…read moremy son to continue seeing her.

Unfortunately, both my parents had to wait 45 minutes to see this doctor. When the doctor finally…read moreentered the room she did not greet them or even acknowledge their presents; she simply stated there was nothing she could do for my mother. The doctor was completely unprepared and spent a total of maybe 6 minutes with them. I would not recommend this doctor!

I have experienced lower back pain for a good portion of my life, and in the past 2 years upper…read moreback pain. I had tried everything and I finally decided to see a chiropractor. I heard good things about Dr. Hyde and made an appointment. All I can say is that I have been pain free for the past 4 days and counting...I have more energy and feel like my old self again. I highly recommend Dr. Hyde. Make an appointment and feel better.

I am a Chiropractor and I highly recommend Dr. Hyde…read more Santa Cruz is lucky to have such a gifted, intelligent, and unique Chiropractor. Every time I go into this office I come out feeling better. Not only is Dr. Hyde working on my pain, but he also addresses dysfunction within my brain to better handle stress. He has made such a positive difference that I have referred many of my patients, friends, and family to him. EVERYBODY I have referred to him have had positive benefits. His specialties are thyroid issues, depression, migraines, traumatic brain injuries, as well as general musculo-skeletal pain. Some of these issues are typically not addressed by Chiropractors, but he is a miracle worker. If you are experiencing any of these issues, do not hesitate to schedule with him. Thank you Dr. Nick! .