It's incredible that it took me years to write a review for Dr. Danny Benmoshe, but if after all this time you still remember a doctor and his care, then that is the most valuable review. I am someone who not only asks a doctor 50 questions but also seeks multiple second opinions. I found Dr. Danny Benmoshe who was a beacon of strength. He immediately took control of the situation. He ensured that I underwent all the necessary tests promptly to prioritize my well-being over any time constraints. He was patient, compassionate, and meticulous in his approach. Dr. Benmoshe didn't prescribe unnecessary medications that could cloud my judgment. Thank you, dear Dr. Danny Benmoshe. You were destined to be a doctor, and I cannot express enough gratitude for your care and the positive impact you've had on my well-being! read more

I'll never know if Dr. Benmoshe is a good physician or not. He ordered an MRI and blood tests months ago however, I have never heard back as to what he found in those tests if anything. His office just called to cancel and reschedule my appointment less than one hour before my scheduled appointment. Once would be understandable however this is the THIRD consecutive time he has cancelled my appointment and wanted to reschedule. Unfortunately, "three strikes and you're out" with me. I have asked my primary care physician for another referral. I couldn't be more disappointed. read more

BIG FAT EGO. The mainstream insurance-based medical system is a dinosaur and completely broken. My experience with Dr. Benmoshe is proof positive. This doctor is self righteous, arrogant and condescending. He is dismissive and aggressive. if you can't be crammed neatly into a diagnostic code with a corresponding drug, you are gaslit and treated with disdain for trying to help yourself. Doctors at Cedar Sinai are closed minded and 20 years behind on the current research. They hang on to their dusty, antiquated bureaucracy for dear life because of the money they paid for their precious education and patients suffer the consequences. This is precisely why concierge medicine is on the rise and trust in the old guard is bottoming out. AI is coming for your job sooner than you realize. And with a better bedside manner to boot. Get ready Dr. Benmoshe. Your way of practicing medicine is going extinct and I can't wait for you to reap what you sow. if you would like further details regarding my interactions with this physician, feel free to message me. read more

Very thorough exam. Doctor asked many questions, took much time to listen and ask all about me. Doctor very solid with a good bedside manner. Office and assistants all helpful and nice. Highly recommend read more

Dr. Benmoshe is incredibly knowledgeable, and his staff was exceptionally friendly. He took the time to listen carefully to everything I shared and suggested several treatment options for my migraines that truly made a big difference in my life read more

I went with my wife for her initial consultation to Dr. Benmoshe referred by her spinal specialist. Our first contact was with his Administrative Assistant Stephanie. She has been so kind, patient and accommodating in gathering extensive medical information, studies and records to prepare for my wife's visit. Upon arrival, she warmly introduced herself, and made us feel so comfortable. Stephanie is a credit to his office. What impressed us so much about Dr. Benmoshe was his excellent communication skills, as well as his style of reviewing all the information prior to the visit (what an original idea;). He also greeted both of us warmly, and carefully listened to my wife's complicated history. He then performed a thorough neurological exam and explained what would be involved in the two tests scheduled. As a fellow physician, I have seen the admirable doctor/patient rapport and relationship erode in so many medical specialities with the pressure and time constraints doctors are under to see as many patients as possible and the inability to really Listen to what the patient wants to share. His technique in the two tests were superb with very little discomfort. His gentle and caring manner put both of us at ease, and his thoroughness built confidence. I usually do not write reviews on my fellow physicians, but felt this experience needed to be shared. Dr. Danny Benmoshe is a credit and blessing to his specialty of Neurology. Any patient under his care is in excellent, knowledgable and capable hands. read more

The most amazing and thorough doctor I never met. He took his time asking all of the questions no doctor ever asked me before. I highly recommend Dr. Benmoshe. He's wonderful and I know that he will find out the route of my problem that no other long list of doctors could find. read more

Talk about chutzpah! Although I have both Medicare and Blue Cross coverage, these people demanded that I give them my credit card over the phone, otherwise they won't make an appointment! Why do they need my credit card? Because is I cancel or I'm late for the appointment they will charge may card $275!!! read more

I am thrilled to have found Dr Danny Benmoshe. I don't think I've ever been to a more thorough doctor in my life. Not to mention the time he spent with me like he didn't have anyone more important than me to focus on. I appreciated that because usually doctors make us patients feel so rushed. I drove almost 3 hours for my appointment and I am glad I did. I would highly recommend Dr Benmoshe to everyone. He's very professional and caring. I can tell he wants to figure out what's wrong with me and how he can help me. I am grateful. read more

Personally i Did not care for this doctor at all. He was rushed and very rude to me. I went by the reviews and boy were they wrong. I need a seasoned neurologist without the arrogant attitude for my issues. I paid $850 for nothing. Maybe he works for others, but not me. I wouldn't believe everything you read about this doctor. It's a lot of hype . I was very unhappy with my visit. read more

My husband saw Dr. Benmoshe for an EMG and a consultation regarding neuropathy. Dr. Benmoshe is kind, thoughtful, intelligent and very personable. He was able to focus on my husband's complaints and order bloodwork and additional tests and referrals that have been an enormous help in narrowing down and treating the problem. His referrals were like minded, caring professionals as well. We will continue to see him and are thankful to have him join the care team. read more

Dr. Benmoshe listened to my detailed history of both seizure disorder and migraines and has suggested a new pathway to look at improving my quality of life. This path includes some additional testing and changes of medicines. I was quite impressed by his attention to the details that I provided. I am now hopeful that there may be a way to lessen my migrainal head issues and that I can either switch to a medicine for my epilepsy that will not have the same side effects (or go off the medication altogether). This was my first visit with the doctor. I also want to mention his assistant Lupe who was wonderful in helping me through a lot of paperwork and following up with me--and all during Covid19. I have since had a couple more appointments and continue to think very highly of Dr. Benmoshe. I went to him originally to talk about seizure disorder meds. Since he took a COMPLETE history, he addressed my migraine issues too. I got an injection of Ajovy and I am finding that I'm not experiencing my migrainal aura of pressure. I didn't even go in asking about this. Already my quality of life has increased. I don't need to take the rizatriptan for the aura, that would kind of knock me out the rest of the day. And he's addressing the anti-seizure meds too. He even suggested getting a blood pressure monitor for home use because my BP has been a little elevated when I see him. I've rarely seen a doctor, much less a neurologist, spend this amount of time on history and reaction to treatment. read more

What a nice reprieve seeing Dr. Ben Moshe. A doctor who actually cares. Spent time, was considerate, seemed knowledgeable and a good bedside manner. If you need a neurologist in LA, I'd recommend Dr. Ben Moshe read more

I just had my first appointment with Dr. Danny Benmoshe. He spent a great deal of time with me and was extremely thorough. I have multiple issues and he took the time to explore all of them with me. I am very happy with the testing plan he came up with. I was also grateful that he allowed my husband of many years to accompany me into the exam room in this time of Covid restrictions to help me with my memory issues. Many doctors today won't even let my husband sit in their waiting rooms! Dr. Benmoshe was kind and professional. It's also worth noting that Dr. Benmoshe is affiliated with Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, probably the best hospital in Los Angeles. Although I don't live nearby, it was well worth the trip to his office. read more

My rheumatologist recommended Dr. Benmoshe. I have several autoimmune diseases and primary immune deficiency. I was on prednisone for 4 years for these auto diseases. After stopping the prednisone 3 years ago, my arm and leg pain, and instability became much worse. It became to the point I could barely walk upstairs without my legs giving out. I have seen other highly recommended doctors, but could never get a straight answer as to what exactly was happening to me. Except my rheumatologist, he believed it was all from my back. Dr. Benmoshe was very kind and understanding. He had me get a CT scan and did a EMG. Turns out all this weakness is from my back. I got my answer after 3 years of seeing different doctors. Unfortunately, I will need back surgery but not until this whole Coronavirus issue has settled down. If you need a doctor who really tries to support and research your issues, Dr. Danny Benmoshe is the doctor for you. read more

Amazing neurologist! Was able to get to get to the root cause of my migraine and spent quite a lengthy time making me comfortable. 100% recommendation for their concierge service. read more

I have been to a lot of doctors for my chronic illness symptoms and Dr.Benmoshe is one of the best I've seen! He intently and carefully listened to the plethora of symptoms I have & allowed space for me to explain my ailments in detail. Having undiagnosed chronic illness and difficult symptoms can be stressful, but I walked out of my appointment feeling cared for & listened to. He is very honest, direct, and never made me feel rushed! I've also been examined by other neuros in the past but Dr.Benmoshe's neuro exam was very detailed, extensive, and none like I've had before with other doctors. I am grateful that Dr.Benmoshe is on my care team and is dedicated to working with me towards the betterment of my health & well being! As an additional plus, Dr. Benmoshe's administrative assistant was very kind, welcoming, and attentive! Overall have had a great experience & can't wait for my followup! read more

I've been battling chronic migraine for a few years now and was originally referred to a neurologist at UCLA who was dismissive of genuine concerns I had about symptoms. Each appointment was so anxiety ridden I'd often leave with a migraine - no good! After searching for neurologists with good reviews I came across Dr Benmoshe. I called into his office and was given an appointment the very next day thanks to a cancellation - incredible! I've waited months before to get into new doctors. The office staff is so accommodating and nice. They seem to really care for their patients...one of the other patients who came in at the same time even brought the front desk gals pastries. It didn't feel like the usual waiting room, everyone there seemed happy to be there. My first appointment with the Dr. was thorough and I felt like all my questions were answered. He reviewed my treatment to date and then put together a comprehensive treatment plan that tackled my health from several angles from vitamins, prescription, physical therapy, etc. Way more advice and recommendations than I'd ever gotten before! Prescription was already filled at my local pharmacy by the time I got there after my appointment. I felt well taken care of and am feeling optimistic about this new health plan to tackle my headaches. Glad to have Dr. Benmoshe on my team! read more

Dr. Benmoshe was thorough and took time with me after hours. He squeezed me in for an appointment when he heard I was anxious about getting seen. He was kind and reassuring. I'd recommend him if you're looking for a neurologist. His office assistant Stephanie was wonderful as well! Very accommodating. read more

Dr. Benmoche is very knowledgable and I've really appreciated the extra time he has taken with me and my family to answer any questions we've had throughout the process of treating my migraines. The office is also extremely safe and the staff is friendly and communicative. read more

Dr. Benmushe not only gave me the most extensive EMG I have ever had, but did so in the most professional and reassuring way. The test can be a bit disconcerting at times but Dr. Benmushe explained what was going to happen each step of the way so that I knew what to expect with each procedure. I highly recommend Dr. Benmushe, in fact he has prescribed follow up tests to further explore my unusual and debilitating problem. read more

Dr Benmoshe was very thorough in diagnosing possible reasons causing me mobility issues. Spent lots of time resting and then provided direction to help solve my problems. Answered clearly my questions. PRovided a clear plan. Highly recommend!!! read more

Recently had my first doctor appointment with Dr. Benmoshe and it was by far one of the best visits I have had with any doctor. He was so kind and thorough in listening to the reason for my visit and the concerns I had been having. I only brought up a certain test I heard about that seemed helpful to take because of the complications I've been having. He went above and beyond to help me take the next right step to the solution for my situation. I highly recommend Dr. Benmoshe to anyone seeking a neurologist. read more

Dr. Benmoshe has been my mother's neurologist for several months. After having an unpleasant experience with her previous neurologist I was pleased to have found a doctor who's thorough and consistent like Dr. Benmoshe. He takes his time with his patients and as my mother's caregiver our discussions are never rushed. He listens to my concerns and together we discuss a treatment plan that works best for my mother. read more

I had to find a neurologist and fast as my wife had started developing difficult to control migraine headaches. Dr. Benmoshe, not only saw us in a timely fashion but also got my wife's headaches under control in no time! My wife and I are so appreciative of Dr. Benmoshe and are going to refer all our friends and family to him. read more

Dr. Benmoshe is the most amazing caring, thorough and compassionate Doctor I have ever met..... when I had severe, difficult to control migraines, he was more than willing to squeezing me in immediately and I felt better right after the first visit due to his excellent treatment plan. I would definitely recommend Dr. Benmoshe to all my friends and family. read more

Today was my first consultation with Dr.Benmoshe I was very pleased by the visit he was very knowledgeable and took his time to listen to me and offer his advice didn't feel rushed like most doctors and showed that he really cared! Would definitely recommend to everyone looking for a neurologist. read more

After reviewing the multiple reviews of Dr. Benmoshe, it becomes very clear that he is perceived as an exemplary physician. My recent experience with Dr. Benmoshe corroborates these reviews. I began experiencing movement complications a few months ago to the point that unfortunately what we all take for granted, simply the act of walking, has become an adventure for me. With each step, I am now uncertain where my legs may take me - walking where intended, unintentionally veering left or right, knees buckling or even falling. Following an exceptionally comprehensive examination, Dr. Benmoshe kindly and with a sense of mindfulness and candor, informed me what I feared and expected, in terms of his diagnosis. Rather than stop there, Dr. Benmoshe wisely referred me for a further evaluation to confirm his diagnosis. It seems certain that I will require the involvement of a neurologist on an ongoing basis and with his expertise, support and care, Dr. Benmoshe will be an integral part of my future. read more

I fully and wholeheartedly recommend Dr. Danny Benmoshe. Referred to Dr. Benmoshe for the onset of acute headaches, Dr. Benmoshe ordered a full brain scan, which revealed a large pituitary tumor in my brain. A month later, still in Mexico, I had to decide whether to return to Los Angeles ASAP or not. On a teleconference call with Dr. Benmoshe, side note I am always pleasantly surprised how thorough Dr. Benmoshe knows my specifics and has reviewed all his notes, he explained to me my specific situation. I most likely need surgery preferably earlier than later. I'm on the next flight out I could book. I feel great that I have the highly prepared Dr. Danny Bemnmoshe, who takes the time to explain everything and really prepares and cares. I think he is great! read more

The office staff was very friendly and easy to work with, the office is so easy to get in and out of. And Dr Benmoshe was very knowledgeable and professional, and thorough. I felt very comfortable with him and highly recommend him to anyone needing a good neurologist! read more

I had been having some issues and needed to find a neurologist. Googled neurologists, and after reading Dr. Danny BenMoshe's reviews, decided to make an appointment with him. He is extremely thorough and very caring, everything you would want in a doctor. read more

Dr. Benmoshe has been my neurologist for several years now. I was one of his first patients, and I like him enough that I've followed him as he's moved to a number of different offices and quite a distance away from me. He does seem settled at his current office in Santa Monica, which is well over an hour's drive for me, but worth it twice a year. Dr. Benmoshe books 30 minute appointments, so you don't feel rushed. He also has a rather holistic approach to medicine, suggesting meditation or particular vitamins/minerals for treating my migraines, as well as traditional medications. (To be clear, these more alternative approaches are in addition to prescription medication, not in lieu of. He doesn't "blow off" migraines by telling you to just go meditate and relax.) I have always had phone calls returned promptly and his office staff is pleasant. Dr. Benmoshe himself is a genuine treasure. Everyone should be so lucky to have a doctor this caring and competent. read more

When I came today I had very good experience from reception to dr I didn't have to wait more than 20mn This never occurred to me before:) Dr Benmoshe took all his time to make sure I get the best treatment, I recommend him to everyone !! Thank you again for your patience and kindness !! read more

I was referred to this neurologist and warned that he was very young but someone to give it a shot. Well, this Dr. Is definitely too green and needs a lot more experience for me to recommend him. I waited a long time for an appointment and also over an hour at the waiting room. Simply his personality wasn't a good match for me. I was not impress with the " generic" findings or tests; any other general practitioner could have helped the same, why wasting your time to be seen by this specialist. Keep looking! The Santa Monica policy will charge you a fee if you don't cancel within 24 hours! Finding a good, kind, intelligent and understanding neurologist is extremely challenging. Good luck with your search! read more

I was referred to Dr. Benmoshe by my Podiatrist due to numbness and tingling to my feet which had been bothering me for several months. He took the time to perform a detailed history and examination and was able to give me an accurate diagnosis right away. Dr. Benmoshe is very knowledgeable and takes his time listening to you. Highly recommended!! read more

I expect Dr. Benmoshe has potential to be one of the best neurologists in Los Angeles; however, several things prevent me from awarding a 5 star review at this time. A preface to my review: I can certainly draw upon my empathy as I think about the pressures of being a doctor and what I perceive as unique pressures for this office. Still, I think there are some practical steps within reach that would help Dr. Benmoshe and his patients meet their goals. UPDATED REVIEW AND MORE STARS AWARDED IF... If I leave my next appointment with the following two things I would update my review and award at least two more stars to Dr. Benmoshe's office. 1) an understanding of my test results, how they support Dr. Benmoshe's conclusions, and implications for my health; and 2) confidence that Dr. Benmoshe will apply some of my specific suggestions to reduce likelihood of others interpreting exams/appointments as insensitive like I did THE GOOD Dr. Benmoshe prescribed medication that reduced frequency and/or intensity of my symptoms since my intake. I am grateful for this outcome and hopeful that my condition will continue to improve. Dr. Benmoshe listened well to my feedback regarding (what I believe are unintentional) insensitive and triggering components of his exams/appointments, spent extra time to explain the MRI and EEG results on multiple occasions, and showed signs of genuine empathy when I explained my condition(s). Lupe, at the front desk, seems overworked at times, but she is professional, patient, and kind. THE COMPLICATED - SOME GOOD, SOME FRUSTRATING FOR ALL INVOLVED Dr. Benmoshe keeps telling me my test results are normal (which I was relieved to hear); however, there are elements of the MRI and EEG reports summarizing results that do not sound normal (e.g. cyst, seizures, ...). Additionally, the EEG report summarizes findings from a specific procedure I do not remember doing. This means I leave my appointments not feeling confident about the conclusions and not understanding the data that supports these conclusions. While trying to solve this problem, Dr. Benmoshe caught a transcription error in the MRI report that was confirmed by the radiology doctor on the phone during my appointment. The radiology doctor said she would produce a corrected report for pick up the next day. I'm glad he decided to call the radiology doctor during my appointment since this helped to clear up one aspect of the confusion. However, after picking up the new report, I still don't understand the results and how they support the conclusion that all is normal. Though Dr. Benmoshe directed me to the radiology clinic to get an explanation, the radiology clinic said that the doctor ordering the reports (Dr. Benmoshe) is responsible to explain them to their patients. I expect Dr. Benmoshe is frustrated since he spent extra time trying to explain test results, some of which were not in alignment with his own interpretations of the data. Still, I am also frustrated by 1) the amount of time I have spent (away from my work) at the doctor's office in pursuit of understanding these test results, and 2) lack of clarity about who has the expertise to explain these results to me. Dr. Benmoshe seems really competent, and I expect he could easily talk with the radiology clinic and other specialists to ensure the report summarizes the results properly (more easily than I could, no doubt, given his expertise and training), and explain them to me in language I can understand. As this gets straightened out, I will return and update my review. Additionally, while Dr. Benmoshe listened to my feedback about insensitive components of the exam/appointments, I do not have confidence that my feedback will make a difference. At first, I thought that he did not seem motivated to make any changes to the way he conducts these appointments for all patients. Upon further reflection, I think it's unlikely to be a motivation issue, and I expect that I did not explain what needs to be done thoroughly enough after communicating my feedback. If upon receiving this explanation, Dr. Benmoshe implements some of my suggestions, I will update this review. And finally, going to this doctor means you will pay much for parking, which is not validated, and you will need to take time off work (always). I understand the need to have some "off" hours to get paperwork done without patient interruptions; however, the last appointment available is now at 3/3:30 pm or so if I remember correctly, which makes it difficult for working people, who likely already take more time off than they'd like due to illness, and who must take additional time off for appointments. It would be helpful to have some regular evening or weekend hours (even if once a month or every two weeks). read more

I found Dr. Benmoshe through Zocdoc.com He was kind, patient, thorough and most importantly, addressed all my concerns. I walked in with many questions. He assessed my issues and gave honest answers. He spent plenty of time with me so I didn't feel rushed at all. His office staff were absolutely fantastic. They called me prior to my appointment to request any testing paperwork to be emailed to them so they have it in my file. Also by using Zocdoc, it allowed me to fill out all my patient information digitally. At the end of my visit, Dr. Benmoshe, reviewed my analysis and we went over our gameplan as to next steps. I couldn't be happier with my first visit to a neurologist, as any first time patient, it can be nerve wrecking to anticipate. read more

My mom has been raving about how wonderful Dr. Benmoshe is even since her first visit. She feels supported, heard, and in great hands. He provided an excellent and thorough analysis during the initial visit making her feel comfortable after hearing her diagnosis. She says he really cares giving her the confidence to combat her challenges. She was absolutely stunned when he called her on the weekend to follow up on an issue she asked about on Friday afternoon. I mean, come on, that's amazing! read more

Dr. Benmoshe over looked and misdiagnosed a very serious medical condition that he was well aware of!!!! I saw him back in 2015 when I was just 20 years old; looking for an answer as to why I was suffering from debilitating nerve pain, muscle spasms, weakness, migraines and more, every single day for a year since I had two botched lumbar puncture procedures. I gave him all my records like my MRI, hospital records, previous doctor notes and physical therepy records. When he reviewed my MRI, he said he saw nothing wrong, but that he also wanted to run a nerve conduction study. I also want to point out that before he did the nerve test, I watched him put on gloves, rub his nose and then step out of the room for a moment and came back. When he came backed I watched him touch the door handle before sitting down about to start the test. I told him "shouldn't you change your gloves after touching the door handle?" And only then did he change his gloves, but I bet had I not said anything, he would of probably continued to touch me and the nerve needle with those contaminated gloves... After the test, I had to come back again for a follow up appointment to get my results. In the meantime, I was doing my own research on my symptoms, trying to find an answer as to why my pain hasn't gone away and why I'm so weak, because at 20 years old, this wasn't normal for someone who was born healthy to be in the state that I was in. Out of nowhere, I came across something called, "Adhesive Arachnoiditis." Which is an inflammatory nerve disease that can be caused by LUMBAR PUNCTURES!!!!!! I had never heard of such a thing, nor did I know how to pronounce the word when I first discovered it. Almost every single symptom that was described online, I had it, but of course I wasn't too sure because I'm not a doctor. Although this condition sounded pretty exact to my situation from how it's caused to the symptoms that are felt; I couldn't wait until my next appointment to finally tell him that I think I know what's wrong with me. When my next appointment came, I had printed out pages on Adhesive Arachnoiditis and before I said anything, I told him to read my symptoms that I told him I had, and then look at the pages I printed out. (side note: I even highlighted everything that was related to me in the printed pages I brought with me) After he read my symptoms from his records, I handed him the printed pages, only to my surprise he had a "... yeah, right..." jokingly smirk on his face. He tried to brush it off, but I kept asking more questions. He finally told my results of my nerve conduction study and said it came back normal, and that there was nothing he saw wrong; which was surprising since I was still suffering with extreme weakness and pain, and he said there wasn't much else he could do. I even asked him if he had any other patience with this before, and he said yeah, he saw maybe one other awhile ago. I asked if they got it from an epidural and he goes "yeah, I think so. Is that how they get it?" As if I was suppose to know from my research, and questioning just how much I really know how this disease (even though yes, you can get Adhesive Arachnoiditis from epidurals as well) Before I left, Dr. Benmoshe said that he thought I was looking "too deep into this" and shouldn't stress myself out because not everything online is true. I set up another following appointment only because I didn't know what else to do and thought maybe he could do something in a few months and see if things changes.... I almost believed him that I should drop this discovery and had lost all hope, until 3 days later.... As a last resort, I found another doctor to review my case. This doctor was Dr. Forrest Tennant. I found him through another Adhesive Arachnoiditis suffer-er who told me that I should contact him because he was like the "god father" of this disease and has done a lot of research on it for years. Surely, this doctor would know if I had it or not, and if he said no, then I'd drop it completely from there. Long story short; sure enough, Dr. Tennant was able to officially diagnose me with Adhesive Arachnoiditis and was able to confirm it through the same MRI Dr. BenMoshe saw prior and through a blood test that showed extremely high C-receptive proteins and high cortisol levels(meaning my body still had a lot of inflammation, aka I was in some extraordinary PAIN!), as well as a physical evaluation of my movements/motor skills. Anyways; although Dr. Benmoshe wasn't the first doctor to review my case, he was the first one to be aware of Adhesive Arachnoiditis and brush it off like it was a joke. 3 years later, I just had my 23rd birthday and I am still suffering with the same symptoms I went into Dr. Benmoshe's office, but The only difference is I am able to live with Adhesive Arachnoiditis more stable and cwith a lot of help from Dr. Tennant's protocol. read more

My time with Dr Benmoshe was excellent! I suffer with migraines on a weekly basis and tension headaches daily. Dr B has recommended some meds, PT and I'll see him in 6 weeks for my follow up. Looking forward to getting my life back read more