This was my doctor during my hospital stay He was the on…read morecall doctor the most unprofessional doctor I have ever met in my life. He will not allow you to ask questions. He will not discuss any of the test results with you. He walks off mid conversation because he has no self control. And whatever the patient is experiencing does not matter.Because he has already formed an opinion. The worst experience ever. I don't even understand how this man can sleep at night no care or compassion at all a nd has the nerve to be in the medical field.

He's awesome Nurologist!!!! Is all I can sayHe was my neurologist for a couple years while he was…read moreat the Sheridan Plaza and ever since he left there he was in practicing at private office just in the hospitals and I really miss him he was one of a kind very kind very patient with his patience and he's the head of the doctor that will recommend him totally 100% to anyone

Dr. Okun is an extremely competent and knowledgeable surgeon. Her compassionate care shines thru,…read morewe very fortunate to have met her at the ER! Months later she still cares!!

Amazing doctor! Dr Okun was professional caring attentive thoughtful. She reviewed all my reports…read moreand help my husband and I understand in depth my spinal issues. We were never rushed and had plenty of time to ask questions and get full answers. Dr. Okun gave us opinions and told us the pros and cons of spinal procedures. I highly recommend Dr. Okun for compassionate neurological care.

Outstanding! Doctor David just professional and helpful! The staff great! Especially Madison!read more

*****Warning****** I've had many years experience dealing with depression and anxiety and there's…read moreone thing that I have learned is that all physicians do not know the interactions of the drugs they are giving to you, one has to be careful. A lot of times the doctors attitude is that at the benefits outweigh the risks, so The bottom line is they could kill you. There's a good website where you can cross reference medication's drugs.com and it's always updated. and another thing, all meds wear off eventually

Never go to this doctor especially if you suffer from Alzheimer. Does not know what he's talking…read moreabout. Makes promises he cannot fulfil. Lies on occasion. His office people are very nice but this is the only positive.

One of the best neurologists in Broward County. Excellent diagnostic skills with the complex…read moreissues of a relative. Super compassionate, understanding, and an excellent bedside manner. She admits and oversees hospital observation of seizures available at Cleveland Clinic to determine diagnosis, if warranted.

she is a horrible horrible person - made my mother 70yr old cry like a baby - was extremely…read moreaggresive and loud - my mother came out of the clinic extremely embarrased in tears. Adriana came 35 min late & did not ask the patient her reason to come , but started shouting that 'Why she did not got the test done, given by a previous Dr. for carpus tunnel' She was shouting loud at her- to the point where other patients & nurses started staring in - God only knows, is she a sane person?? My mother 70 +years old, hard of hearing , uses a walker ,takes alot of energy for her to park car and walk all the way to the clinical to deal with this kind of behavior! i was close to calling 911 on her,for Harassment !! Next day She complained to Ombudsman office, waiting for an action-Clev clinic has such Doctors !

Dr. Gopalaswamy listens to his patients and tends to their needs. I've had botox injections for my…read moremigraines, and my migraines are minimal. I also have neurontin for my neuropathy. I trust him to continue to treat my conditions.

Based on the information below, I would never recommend Dr. Ramesh Gopalaswamy. I would suggest not…read moreusing him as your Neurologist. In fact, I am reporting Dr. Ramesh Gopalaswamy to the Florida Department of Health, Division of Medical Quality Assurance. I was referred to Dr. Bruce Zaret by my podiatrist, only to find out that Dr. Zaret had recently retired. Instead, I met with Dr. Ramesh Gopalaswamy. Dr. Ramesh Gopalaswamy has the worst bedside manner of any MD or DO I have seen in my life. He does NOT take the time to explain anything that you don't ask him about. In other words, you must ask questions even about a basic diagnosis because he won't offer the information. He rushes from one patient to another and is not warm or comforting and without any empathy whatsoever! Because Dr. Ramesh Gopalaswamy does not communicate well verbally and does not explain much, I decided after my 2nd visit to ask my questions/comments via the portal so that everything is explained correctly and documented. I specifically requested that all responses be in writing via the portal and not by phone. Dr. Ramesh Gopalaswamy did not respect my request and instead called me to discuss my questions. I did not accept the phone call as I do want everything documented. You don't need to read the details of my questions below, but if you do, you will note that these are questions that are not extraordinary. They are simply questions that will allow me to make educated medical decisions now and in the future. #1 - Today 8/19/25, You mentioned that my RNP Antibodies number was slightly high, but you did not include that in the Encounters or Assessments section of the portal information or on the printed version of the script for the rheumatologist. Why not? You specifically told me to mention this to the rheumatologist. #2 - In the Assessments section you have the same copy/text for every single diagnosis for my 7/18/25 and 8/19/25 visits including the new items listed - Polyarthralgia (ICD-10 - M25.50) and Rheumatoid factor positive (ICD-10 - R76.8). Why? I need the specific information relating to each diagnosis to be included for the specific diagnosis. #3 - On the progress notes for both 7/18/25 and 8/19/25 you listed many subcategories which have Details and Notes written next to each item for example: Cardiovascular: No cardiac murmurs. Why do you have information listed here, as you did NOT listen to my heart with a stethoscope on either visit! The same applies to all other items listed in this section. #4 - In the notes for both visits, you stated: The patient denies any symptoms of dysautonomia such as dry mouth, urinary retention or GI dysmotility. During my call to you AFTER my 7/18/25 visit, I specifically stated that you did not ask me about dry mouth, which I do have, and you stated you would change this information in the portal for the 7/18/25 visit, and you did not! Why not? #5 On my initial visit, you stated that I don't have any type of neuropathy. In the Assessments section you state that I do have distal paresthesia as per the definition below that I found online. The definition below does not include burning feet, so I don't know what your diagnosis of distal paresthesia applies to. Definition I found online using AI: Distal paresthesia refers to an abnormal sensation, often described as tingling, prickling, or numbness, that occurs in the extremities, particularly the hands and feet. It's a type of neuropathy, meaning nerve dysfunction, and can be a symptom of various underlying conditions. The term "distal" signifies that the symptoms are more pronounced in the limbs. #6 Towards the end of the 2nd appointment, I asked you to write down what we discussed for pain management. You mentioned an epidural and some other type of test. You never wrote any of this information down for me, and you never included it in any location in the portal. Why not? I still don't know the name of the other type of test. #7 Why did you bring someone into the room during my visit today 8/19/25? I assume she is a medical student. The courteous thing to do would have been to tell me who she is, and why she is there and most importantly ask my permission for a stranger to be in the room. Every MD I have seen in the past that has a medical student in the room has asked for permission. According to my research in the State of Florida, you are required to obtain a patient's permission before you can have a medical student in the room #8 Towards the end of the 2nd appointment, you stated you would come back to the room with a list of referral doctors etc. and you did not. Instead, you had one of your employees hand the information to me. I had questions for you but was unable to ask them because you hurried to your next patient #9 Maximum amount of characters used I want a written answer to every item 1-9 above so that everything is documented for my future review. Do not call me to discuss these items

This is truly one of, if not the most, horrendous medical offices in existence. After calling about…read more7 times (3 today in a row) I was finally able to get someone in the front office named Robin. I'm not sure if she knows how useless the rest of the staff is in general, or if she's just aware of the messages I've left the past three weeks begging for a prescription refill, but she was kind enough to offer immediate assistance. Besides that, I've been hung up on twice before I could even say "Hello" and if you leave a message, they will NOT call you back or help you. It's a shame that there are probably one or two good admins there that are being held back by the rest of their miserable and untrained staff. This isn't the first bad experience I've had with them and unfortunately it probably wont be the last until I find a new neurologist !

I should have known not to make an appointment here after reading the reviews here and on Google. I…read morefound this place online and made an appointment using their website. I showed up for my appointment, and it was canceled. Never called me or emailed me to cancel. I took time off of work as well. I wasted precious time that I could be waiting for another neurologist with a better satisfaction score. The parking lot was empty too. That should have been another sign to stay away.

Dr. Gelblum has been for neuroligist for about 15-18 years. He's the smartest, careing, and most…read morecompassionate doctor I've had in South Florida, I had been misdiagnosed for 20 years for a conditiion by many doctors. However, he was able to provide correct diagnosis. My life is better because of him. His staff, including Emily in the main office, have always treated me with respect and I recommend Dr. Gelblum to my friends and co-workers. Plus, I love his dog.

Fantastic personal experience with Dr. Gelblum and his very knowledgeable staff. He truly CARES…read moreabout you as an individual and cares about your health. Thank you all so much

From surgery to all of my appointments leading up to it and my follow ups, Dr Greenwald and his…read morestaff are very compassionate and informative. They made me feel very comfortable every step of the way in such a tough time for me.

Dr Greenwald is a compassionate doctor and excellent surgeon! I highly recommend him. I had a…read morediscectomy and it has changed my life. No more pain. Dr Greenwald also provides excellent follow up care. He is patient and listens carefully to your concerns. His support staff is wonderful also.

My daughter was diagnosed with March with MS and this lady was recommended by the insurance company…read moreOK fine my daughter is legally an adult (21) but with a diagnosis like this we are there for our children. She put her on a steroid which is the first step in MS treatment and explained that it will go up over time as needed and OK. So fast forward 3 months to our next appointment. We are needing a refill on the medication at this point and their office calls to reschedule the appointment my daughter let's them know we need the refill. Ok fine they're gonna call it into the pharmacy. OK so here's where the problem lies. They upped the dose of the medicine without even asking us how this dose was working. Cause tbh in my opinion. My daughter is fine. This is working and she's stable why would we increase the dosage. NOW here's where the problems start. You try to call their office and get a full mailbox. The phone doesn't really even ring. Even when the pharmacist called. Same thing. That's dangerous how you're playing with peoples lives. Now my child has been sick since July 2nd. We've called your office I know 1000 times. Ma'am re-evaluate your life. You're not happy with what your doing and your definitely projecting that onto your patients. The only option we have is a trip to the emergency room for this steroid injection. Which I may add is for a leison on my daughters brainstem.