Five stars for how kind and wonderful the staff were. They made me feel really comfortable and they…read morewere very friendly. Wish I could remember the name of the technician who did my MRI because she was so sweet. Two stars because they were playing OAN news on the tv in the waiting room. Normally I don't care what political views a medical place has because it's not my business. But it becomes my business when they play a network that's known for spreading lies and misinformation about COVID-19. If they subscribe to beliefs that COVID-19 is fake, CDC guidelines don't help, etc., how am I supposed to feel safe here? It's a medicinal clinic with older patients. I'm entering an enclosed space during an MRI. I didn't realize what OAN was until after my appointment, otherwise I would've cancelled my appointment and gone somewhere else. I'm glad I have my COVID vaccine already otherwise I would've gotten tested immediately afterwards. If you don't care about covid guidelines then by all means, please go because the staff was wonderful. But if you do care, err on the side of caution and try somewhere else.

The staff is so friendly! The MRI personnel made me feel comfortable with the experience. I…read morerecommend Neuro Imaging for anyone who needs an MRI!

Dr Oppenheim was called in to do a consult on me at FL Hosp Altamonte, and I was warned by the…read moreattending that he was probably "going to be moody" and that he would "catch hell" for asking for a Saturday night consult. I caught hell instead. I was having such severe muscle spasms that I was on all 4's, head on the bed, screaming, when he finally got there. He came in the room and said "turn over" and because I physically could not, he announced after about a minute "Well then if you aren't going to comply I'm leaving" and walked out of the room. My bf and daughter had to CHASE HIM DOWN THE HALL & BEG for him to come back. When he finally did, the nurses were able to turn me on my side and cover my breasts (because I was so hot they removed all my clothes) and he literally took out a penlight, did a one-two pupillary check, said "She's lying" - and left. The next day the attending said "we know you are faking and jumping hospitals to get disability" because that was Dr Oppenheims exact words were to him. I went to a neurosurgeon recommended by a nurse a few months later as I got worse and worse, and found out I had a broken neck, VBI, CCI, AAI, traumatic Chiari, and high intracranial pressure...all things that could kill you instantly in and of themselves. I had brain decompression and cervical fusion with 2 giant screws to hold my neck together, as well as stem cell fusion grafts because my ligaments were torn C1 to C7 from a previous fall. I have fistulas now in my sinus/ears where CSF will pour out when my intracranial pressure is high. I would have been dead in weeks had I not found the problem when I did. I also have residual 'episodic cerebral ataxia' because the brain was damaged so severely by the time I was diagnosed. Dr Oppenheim should retire before he kills someone with his ineptness. He also flag deletes anything negative on other sites. He is a worthless, demented human being and I have never been closer to suicide than after this horrendous interaction. If it weren't for the nurses that took care of me that night, rubbing my back and apologizing for his shocking, sadistic-type behavior, I probably would have ended my life. The delay in treatment has left me with permanent brain damage. Most hellish experience I have ever had with ANY doctor in my life.

Doesn't do proper testing and it turns out the majority of my issues come from allergic reactions…read more I should be able to get my money back. He wasted my time and money while risking my health.

The receptionist was very rude…read more The last time I went there I sat in an empty exam room for over 50 minutes and ended up leaving. It was 20 minutes before they even noticed I was gone. As a side note, the 50 minutes I spent in the exam room, I got to entertain myself by watching bugs crawl across the floor.. They still charged me for the appointment even though no one could be bothered to show up. The only nice thing I have to say is that the PA I did talk to seemed to know her stuff and was nice. I would never come back though.

The front office staff treats you like an intruder. Two office visits, I will not be back. If I…read morerequire further medical treatment it will NOT be with this group. The doctors are WELL AWARE the front office staff is rude, and they keep them on anyway. STAY AWAY FROM THESE PEOPLE!!!!!!!!!!!

I saw Dr. Toshniwal (formally Dr. Bansal) for the first time yesterday and was very impressed with…read moreher professionalism, empathy, and medical judgement. I suffer from chronic migraines, which have been managed well over the last 4 months with medication, but have increased in frequency/severity over the last 2 weeks and were causing me to miss work and social activities. I needed to find a neurologist in Orlando after moving from Chicago a few months ago but many of the offices I called had very long waiting lists (some 5 months long!!). When I called Dr. Toshniwal's office they were able to get me in the very next day! The office itself is very tiny and outdated but cute. It lives in the Orlando Medical-Dental Center complex and is on the ground level in Suite 109. The waiting room is lined with chairs and wood paneling. Dr. Toshniwal took time to listen to all of my symptoms & concerns, asked a ton of questions, and did a thorough neuro exam. Overall the exam took about 20 minutes and she sent my new prescriptions electronically to the pharmacy. I'm very happy to have found her.

I was diagnosed with MS by another neurologist that doesn't treat MS patients. I went to three…read moredifferent neurologists to find the right one to treat me. Dr. Toshniwal LISTENS, the others did not. She ANSWERED all of my questions, patiently. I never felt one bit rushed. She evaluated me thoroughly, including looking at my MRI and LP test results - which the others did NOT. She explained things on the MRI and LP that no one else explained to me. She talked to me AT LENGTH about the treatment options - including the newest ones, her opinions on them and asked me to do some research and make a decision on what I thought was the best choice for ME. I really appreciated that. I came back this week to talk about my conclusions - she answered some more questions and we decided on a treatment plan TOGETHER. She is also the only one who talked about managing the symptoms of the disease - offering medications (but not insisting on it) to make living with this disease more manageable. And lastly, she is VERY perceptive. She noticed that my one eye was a bit 'off'. I had not mentioned it but I thought I saw that in the mirror the day before, but then I thought I might be imagining it. It felt good to know that I found a doctor that is educated, observant, patient and competent. She is a professional, she is not going to coddle anyone. She does not like to be interrupted (I am really bad about interrupting people) and she will just go silent until you are done interrupting. It's a brilliant response, actually. I have decided I will use it myself when someone interrupts me! She gives plenty of time to talk and ask questions, so that one was on me. Oh, and it is in a weird building - park in parking lot on Evans Street, walk across Evans St into the middle of the building, turn left and it's right there.

The doctor I feel is very Thorough, knowledgeable, patient, kind, and gives the impression that he…read moreis there for you so you can get better. It did take me a long time for someone to call me back for an appointment the first time. I went to the office maybe the almost end or middle of March and had to go back The beginning of April. I had some issues where I have certain medical diagnoses which restrict me from a normal MRI machine . The MRI service told me that due to those exceptions. My doctors office would need to do a prior authorization before they could do my MRI. I had never heard of this before so I made sure and asked. Do you want me to call the doctors office or the insurance? They said the doctors office. I've worked in pharmacy for almost 20 years and I know for a fact prior authorizations regardless if it's for medication for a medical supply or service, they are all done through the prescriber. I called the doctors office and for about six minutes I went back-and-forth with Teresa and she kept saying how they never do that. They need to schedule it for you. They don't know what they're talking about and after a while of back-and-forth she said please hold and let me see if I can find out. Almost 10 minutes later Evelyn answers the phone and she just says hello. This is Evelyn. I had not spoken to this person today yet. I said I'm holding for Teresa. She said I was told to answer the phone. How can I help you. The correct way to do that would be to say hello. My name is so-and-so. I was told by so-and-so to answer the phone to further assist you how may I help you? Makes sense? Good. Today is April 10 have not heard back anything regarding that check or verification that she was going to do . Yesterday afternoon I received a phone call at 4:33 PM. I missed it because I was working, I stepped out two minutes later and made the phone call and this. Message was saying that the office is closed and that they are now on service. Why would you ask me to call back now? If you are on service? I left a message with the on-call physician. Did not get a call back in the next morning. I had to call three times leave a message the first two on the third attempt someone finally answered. They transferred me to the administrator of the office Jamie . Like I said, I worked for a doctor's office before and worked very closely with my office administrator, and she behaved well above the minimum standards of common decency. This person stated that she was helping the office staff make calls and that is something that she never does so that's why she did not leave her name on the answering machine because if I called back, she would not be the one that I would reach out to and she had no answer as to why you would leave a voicemail asking somebody to call back when your phones are already on service. I will definitely be looking for a new Neurologist, because I am already depressed and anxious as it is that I have to go to a neurologist and live in St. Cloud and drive all the way to downtown Orlando to see these people. The doctor is fabulous, but if I have to deal with that office staff one more time I don't think I'll be able to hold off an anxiety attack. These people have me shaking.

Good doctor. Fairly direct and to the point in his style. The office staff are tough to reach…read more Usually get a lot of voicemail.

Nurse Practitioner was great. Took my issues seriously. The Dr blew me off. When I asked what…read moreabout this problem and area he said go to another Dr. my first mistake is seeing an DO mot MD

This Doctor is uncaring and rude. Doesn't listen to what your concerns are. He does what he wants…read moreand too bad if you don't want it that way. He deliberately makes you feel awful if you question what he is doing. Would not recommend to anyone. The office staff is cut from the same rude cloth. Find a Doctor who genuinely listens to what your concerns are.

Dr. Baker performed my surgery in 2021. He and the staff were great…read more Post-operative care, physical therapy, home care, all the best. 2 follow up visits in the past 2 years for care were great.

Neurosurgeon. Busy office. Friendly doctor. Difficult to get an appointment for first visit, but…read moreafter that ok. (wish they had xray machine on site. You have to go elsewhere to have them done and bring them in to show the doctor) I had a positive surgery experience. Very skilled surgeon. I'm a fan.

Exceptional Care Made My Healthcare Transition Seamless…read moreMoving from Maryland to Florida, I had serious concerns about transitioning my healthcare from Walter Reed Medical Center to a new provider. Those worries have completely disappeared since becoming a patient at Neurology of Central Florida. Dr. Cabrera's office operates with remarkable efficiency appointments consistently start on time, and her staff demonstrate both passion and professionalism in everything they do. I'm particularly grateful for my provider, Cynthia Otero, MSN, CNRN, NP-C, whose expertise and dedication have given me complete confidence in my continued care. I no longer have any concerns about my healthcare. This practice has exceeded my expectations in every way.

Staff is rude. Office is small, loud, and chaotic. Chairs are the most uncomfortable I have ever…read moreexperienced. Been going there for three years and have never met Dr. Cabrera only an endless array of NPs and PAs.