Probably the best Dr I have ever been to…read more I have been seeing Dr Moodie for the past 3 or 4 years for a neurological condition. She's thorough, smart and has a very pleasant bedside manner. Appointments are never rushed, and every time I walk in, she is on top of my previous appointments, symptoms, test results, etc. In other words; she does her homework, takes the time to know her patients and genuinely seems to care. I have been doing very well since under her treatment, and pretty much, all credit goes to her her for keeping me ambulatory these past few years. Initially, I was probably not the best patient. As likely true with most any drug(s)/treatment, sometimes they can come along with a certain amount of risk for some nasty, sometime serious side effects. Dr Moodie has always made me aware of this--and not once was I pressured, or rushed into making a decision on any particular treatment. She always gave me the facts, urged me to look into it, and I was the one who ultimately who made the decision. I'd highly recommend her, and hope she never relocates.

Dr. Moodie has been my neurologist for over 7 years. I was extremely lucky to find her and she has…read morebeen supportive throughout my journey following my diagnosis. From my very first visit, she has always laid out the information in a clear and concise manner and left the decisions up to me. Anytime I have had to reach out for issues or questions, she is there to respond. She never rushes and allows me to ask all the questions that I need to.

Truly the staff at Milford Neurology saved my life. They took my symptoms seriously when no one…read moreelse did and it ultimately started the chain of saving me. Kim got me in right away when other facilities couldnt take me for months. She showed compassion that is ultimately not there in the medical field due to being over worked, you can tell she cares and let's compassion take over any stress she might be feeling. She is the front line to the business along with all the other front staff that also helped me and answered my questions they are a true team and it shows with how they took care of me. Meaghan Reynolds, words can not express how internally gratefully I am to her . Meaghan Reynolds is the epitome of what a Physicians Assistant should be. She listened to me and was open and honest. Her recommendations saved my life. Her medical backgroun, knowledge, bedside manor, and pure intuition quite possibly sent me on a road to recovery. The other doctors I dealt with when Meaghan needed coverage picked up seamlessly as if I were their patient. I didn't feel abandoned and I felt truly cared for. i Can't express me appreciation more. Thank you. EVERYONE at Milford Neurology are my hero's they are what medical professionals should be. They represent how every job title matters from receptionist(front lines) to Doctor. When you're a team, great things can be done, and that's exactly what they are, a team. Beyond grateful, Sarah.

Here is my story I was seeing Dr. Daywa for headaches saw her on 4/3/19 my wife came with me to…read morecover an issue that had developed she explained my speech was off I was given a memory test that I failed she told my wife I was dehydrated and sent me home on 4/6/19 I had a stroke that could have killed me I still cannot use my left side. Not sure how any other stories are out ther you have to make your own decision I would never go back.

Excellent clinician and good person everything went well.Really knows the field of geriatrics. Ask…read moreher anything.

Here is an update to my previous review from 2015 (as "L.M.M.") that is important for any MS…read morepatients who may be looking for a new neurologist: Dr. Buchwald has now RETIRED from her medical practice and is no longer seeing patients. The local chapter of The National Multiple Sclerosis Society can give you the names of other MS specialists in your area.

Dr. Coulter has been my neurologist since 2009 or so. He specializes in general neurology, Cerebral…read morePalsy, and developmental disabilities. He has a gentle, kind, and humorous demeanor. If you need a good pediatric neurologist, RUN, don't walk, to Dr. Coulter. His info: David L. Coulter, M.D. Boston Children's Hospital Cerebral Palsy Program 300 Longwood Ave., Fegan 2 (Wednesday mornings only) Phone: 617-355-6021 FAX: 617-730-0463 He also sees patients at the Children's Lexington satellite. To make an appointment there, call: 781-216-2999. Information for existing patients: For urgent clinical issues at night, over the weekend, or during a holiday, call the Page Operator at: 617-355-6363 and ask to have the Neurologist On Call paged. Quick FYI: three MBTA buses, the CT2, CT3, and 47 stop right across the street from the Children's main entrance. All provide service to the Ruggles stop on the Orange Line.

I went to see Dr. Andrew Leader-Cramer, M.D. Despite the location being far from Boston, this was…read morea wonderful visit. Dr. Leader-Cramer is an UNBELIEVABLE diagnostician! He was able to diagnose a problem that 4 other doctors we unable to diagnose. I would definitely recommend him to everyone. He is English with a cute accent and it really a no nonsense sort of guy. He's very nice and caring and his staff is also! If you need a neurologist heading out to his office in either Salem or Lynn is DEFINITELY WORTH THE TRIP!

Dr. Warinner has been helping me for several years with an ongoing problem. He's always been a…read morecareful listener and thoughtful diagnostician. Very astute. I recommend him highly.

From the owner: Full spectrum comprehensive Neurology consultation for any Neurological condition. Testing such as…read moreElectroencephalogram, Nerve Conduction with Electromyography, spinal tap, more. Sports Medical and Neurological diagnosis, treatment and clearance for professionals and amateurs. Expert witness and independent medical examinations for Neurological conditions.

For the past five years, I've been taken on a tedious and unrelenting tour of just how much MS…read moresucks. But every day I feel grateful for the fact that the Elliot Lewis Center is in my area and that their unbelievable staff is in my corner. I've been a patient of Dr. Joshua Katz since I was first diagnosed with MS, and he's everything you want a doctor to be. He's one of the most intelligent people I know, but he's not afraid to say "I don't know" and to consult with colleagues and literature to get more information for you. As I write this, he's in Stockholm at the ECTRIMS congress to learn about the latest MS research and developments, and he's sharing updates with ELC patients on their Facebook page. He's hosted live online Q&As for patients, and it seems that whenever I email him with a question or concern, I have a response within an hour or two--even on weekends. And Dr. Katz is just one member of the team at the ELC! I've never met a patient of Dr. Ellen Lathi who isn't breathlessly praising her performance. I had my first appointment with Dr. Kenneth Gorson last week for intramuscular Botox injections, and I was so impressed by his ability to understand and address my movement issues. Their other staff members--from the reception desk to the infusion room--are so helpful and efficient that I actually enjoy days spent there hooked up to an IV. I'd be remiss not to mention the contributions of Jackson and Tiger, the very sweet ELC service dogs/mascots. I've met people who drive hours to get their treatment at the Elliot Lewis Center. If you make an appointment here I'm sure you'll see why!

This neurology practice which treats a variety of neurological conditions, but specializes in…read moreMultiple Sclerosis is wonderful place. A one stop place which offers patients everything from diagnosis to treatment, pain management and specialized physical therapy is is staffed by award winning physicians and nurses who are friendly and welcoming. This Wellesley facility is beautiful and if hospitalization is ever warranted the doctors on staff have admitting privileges to a variety of area hospitals. No one should ever have to endure MS. It's a horrible and often unforgiving disease. Having said that, there's no place better to seek out help.

I've been a patient for decades. Had a laminectomy in 2021. L4 and L5 have been a problem for…read moreyears but decided to forgo surgery on that issue for as long as I could. Last few months have been in significant pain. Tried to make appointment for last 2 months and got conflicting information/instructions. Now being told I need an MRI even though they have one on file ( and this is after they told me I needed "notes" from my GP, and got a referral that they reportedly never received.) My frustration and pain level is high. I've decided to move on to a different practice (which is rated 4.9). I did note that NENA is rated poorly (2.8), so I believe I made a good choice

The person registering the appointment for my child was rude and unfriendly. Maybe they had a bad…read moreday, but judging by the other reviews my experience is not an exception.

MGH is RANKED #2 in the US for Neurology! (Johns Hopkins is…read more#1) My neurologist at Mass General Hospital, Dr. Steve Massaquoi, is an excellent listener, taking notes on his PC while I talk. He thinks for himself, leading to previously overlooked testing and diagnosis. I highly recommend him to anyone suffering from a neurological disorder or neurological syndrome.

I think she's great, very helpful with my heath issues. I like her. Does a great job…read more Thank you.

I had been hospitalized about 4 years ago. This woman was the neurologist on call and subsequently…read moretook me as a regular patient when I got out. I thought it was odd that her office used to be a small bank in a small podunk town in CT. It was formerly a residence, converted to a bank, and now, complete with drive up window, it is her medical "practice". My appointments were always short, which irritated me because I was asked a few questions (same ones every time, as though I was new), given a script and out the door in 15 minutes, after driving 45 to get there. The Vicodin I was prescribed came with the condition that I was urine tested (every visit) at the hospital (additional 20 minutes away) to insure I wasn't selling or abusing them. When I had had enough of taking opiates and jumping through the ridiculous hoops, I told her I needed something else, non-narcotic. She had prescribed big ibuprofen pills to be taken as needed. I had been taking up to 4 a day. I started having increased swelling in my legs and feet and the pain was not getting any better, in fact it was getting more intense. I had gone to my PC for a physical and he had noticed the swelling and I told him of the pain and the change in meds from Z.M. He told me that with my other meds (which she had a list of) and my other medical issues (which she knew about), the ibuprofen was causing my kidneys to shut down due to the drug interaction. Why did she allow me to take these as needed? She should have known this would be a problem. In addition, on my last visit, as I was leaving, she had come out to the "waiting room". In front of other patients, and loud enough for all to hear, she said " Oh, you owe me for the last 2 visits, they were not pre-approved by your PC, so insurance is not paying." This was embarrassing to say the least, and probably some type of privacy violation. I contacted my PC and their office DID indeed send the referral 2 MONTHS prior. I had the date and time when it had been sent. When I called, the new admin assistant said she had just "found" it and it had been sent when they had just fired the last AA for incompetency. I think it was a matter of incompetency on the part of several people. People like Mroczka should not be allowed to play doctor in a pretend doctor's office with people's real health. This woman is a quack, beware!