Dr was very courteous, knowledgeable and intelligent. A pleasure to do business with.read more

I wouldn't send my dog to him ! In 2001 this man almost cost me my life . A Dr who could NOT tell a…read morestrokes from cancer isn't a REAL Dr ! Thank you Ochsner Clinic in New Orleans they knew within 2 seconds I had a blocked artery in my brain . Went back to have the artery opened THANK YOU DR STEPHEN RAMEE BEST IN THE COUNTRY !

This doctor knows his stuff. He's courteous and thorough- professional and a complete master of…read morespinal issues. I would highly recommend- great confidence in his judgment.

This physician performed brain surgery on my father. He then assigned my Dad to another physician…read moreand we never heard from him again. My Dad had a brain bleed and was already (due to delays in the ER) already bleeding from his nose and ears. I don't believe my Dad had a chance given this information. The family only found this out by reading the surgical note. It was also noted that my dad drank alcohol. My Dad never even drank a beer. Poor follow up, bad preop communication, inaccurate medical history documentation. He may be good with backs but he's no brain surgeon.

They are awesome here..the infusion center used to be on second floor but now they moved to the…read morefirst floor ,across from the darling gift shop.. everyone in this office is so friendly, informative..I hate driving to pensacola once a month but it helps with how great the staff treats you..

I am generally easy-going and don't often write negative reviews, but I will not ever be going…read moreback to Sacred Heart Medical Group Ascension. Honestly it felt like the staff were children pretending to be working at a doctor's office. Most of the staff seemed either incompetent or just completely disinterested in helping me. While I was in the waiting room for the third time trying to get my paperwork and bloodwork that they had lost I noticed that there were other patients having the same trouble with lost medical records and almost every phone call I overheard, the receptionist said, "I understand your frustration, but..." And I understand that mistakes happen, but I will be looking for providers that go out of their way to prevent mistakes and fix them quickly when they do happen!

I had to choose a new Neuro dude in my new home and after much research, I chose Dr. Kasmia. As my…read morenew Alabama neurologist.he has proven to be a very competent and caring individual that listens to my concerns and unlike several other MDs, that I've had the misfortune to encounter, he actually took the time to read my records, assess the situation and has an informed. While he seems to care, more than the average putz doctor he's one of the more compassionate MD's I've dealt with over the last 40+ years both ion and out of the medical profession and he actually seems to be genuinely committed to doing the right thing and that's seriously all that I require from any medical professional. The office staff is professional but the group is behind the times with online offerings and who doesn't accept Discover cards, seriously? But in the scheme of things, this is the small stuff. Bottom line: This doc went to Ohio State for undergrad, Brown for his MD and he's worked in trauma centers, VA's, and loves his home here on the Gulf Coast of AL and he is one of the good ones. Recommended!!

Dr Graves is great and the whole staff is so friendly!!!! Excellent place to go if you need…read moreneurologist and/or Pulmonologist!!!

This is the 1st of a couple of reviews based on ER only. A…read morefew nights ago my Dad had to be brought in by Ambulance. (Not sure if they were affiliated with this hospital but they were excellent!) We went to Pensacola shortly after he left and arrived to the ER waiting area and and only had to wait a few minutes in the waiting area. One of the girls at the desk told us she'd let us know when he was checked in. We didn't have to wait long she didn't have to be asked again she let us know we could go follow one of her fellow employees. We had to walk a bit before we got to the area where they brought my Dad. I was impressed the ER Dr was already talking to my Dad and They had alreaïdy had a iv port in and drew blood The Dr was very nice. He explained he would get X-rays and a CT ordered right away. The one young nurse was so nice to my Dad after she left he even said she was wonderful to him. (I love when they are this way you can tell they enjoy their job!) There is like 4-5 hospitals in the Pensacola area I didn't know what hospital he should go to but my brother's wife use to be a nurse there so it helped a lot to just have him to go there. They took all the tests as we waited to see what the out come would be. It was after 2am when the Dr said my Dad would be admitted and have more tests. So we decided to leave and let my Dad rest he was very tired and it would be awhile before they would get him a room and moved. Everyone we dealt with was very professional. (The way they should be!) (2nd part coming)

I was admitted for two days. I am editing my review. They had me in a 1500 millimeter water limit…read more That's only about 50 oz a day. I was there for fluid in my legs and cellulitis. This was making me worse actually. It's good I came home. Do your research always

After relocating I had to choose a new Neuro dude in my new home and after much research, I chose…read moreDr. Kasmia. As my new Alabama neurologist. He has proven to be a very competent and caring individual that listens to my concerns and unlike several other MDs, that I've had the misfortune to encounter, he actually took the time to read my records, assess the situation and has an informed. While he seems to care, more than the average putz doctor he's one of the more compassionate MD's I've dealt with over the last 40+ years both ion and out of the medical profession and he actually seems to be genuinely committed to doing the right thing and that's seriously all that I require from any medical professional. He does a great job with my quarterly botox shots and that's a big deal for me. The office staff is professional but the group is behind the times with online offerings and who doesn't accept Discover cards, seriously? But in the scheme of things, this is the small stuff. They accept most major insurances and they do accept medicare patients as well. Bottom line: This doc went to Ohio State for undergrad, Brown for his MD and he's worked in trauma centers, VA's, and loves his home here on the Gulf Coast of AL and he is one of the good ones. Recommended!!

My neuro retired unexpectedly and De Kasmia was wonderful with the transition -wanting to keep my…read moreregimen for my MS stable with no changes until they are needed- this reduced a lot of stress that I have been told for years I need to avoid and I was very relieved. He does spend time and asks questions. I have had several neuros after I was first diagnosed many years ago, due to insurance changes and the differences are amazing between a good one and a bad one, I have dealt with some very bad ones, but it does let me appreciate the good ones even more

Dr Houston and Kera Tooley, NP r both great practitioners. They r experienced and knowledgeable…read more They r kind and caring. They worked with my 88 year old mother, getting her C-Pap settings and her oxygen settings to a level that was comfortable and beneficial for her. They have provided care for my illness as well. I would recommend them for anyone needing a pulmonologist.

I've never actually met this guy but my interactions have been interesting. I was referred to him…read moreby my neurologist after doing a cognitive study with a neoro pyschiatrist, that he referred. The shrink doctor deemed that I was in good shape but I had disclosed that I typically only sleep about four hours every night which apparently raised a red flag, or two, which resulted in the roundabout referral. One more note before moving on to the sleep disorder doc, staying up late and getting up early started when I was very young because my Dad worked the 2nd shift and my Mom worked the 3rd shift. I would see my Mom off to work & wait up for my Dad. We'd hang for a bit, sometimes eat a bowl of cornflakes on the porch then it would be midnight or later before hitting the sack then of course up early for school. Then there's waking up at 2:30AM to do morning radio for years, my love if sunrises, etc. well the point is my sleep habits are as old as I am and just didn't seem to be an issue. But there we were, on the way to a sleep doctor. My first consult was simply Dr. Houston calling to do a brief screen and scheduling me for a sleep study at the Sleep Center of the Gulf Coast in Foley, AL. (review forthcoming) where I had a very pleasant experience. Soon afterwards I received a call from Dr. Houston who informed me that I had horrible sleep apnea. Okay I am very familiar with sleep apnea from my years in the medical field AND the years I've spent managing #1 son's really awful sleep apnea. However I don't snore, I don't dream, I don't wake up tired or with palpations and I'm a heavy REM sleeper but I just seem to always wake up before sunrise, it's just not a symptomatically obvious case to me. I got a CPAP machine in the mail, did a telehealth orientation for the unit (thanks to Covid) and I haven't heard back from the sleep doctor to date. I am scheduled for a follow up with him in the future but that's the extent of my interactions. Bottom line: I'm not ready to voice any suppositions at this point but CPAP is a great technology for those who need them and quite frankly nearly every breathing human being could benefit from using one every night. However I am skeptical about my need for this machine and have a little bit of skecptism the process that I experienced to get here.