Unacceptable service. Office Manager lied in my face. Waited for Dr Scott from August if he can…read morehelp me as a cancer patient to help with my 24/7 pressure and nerve pain after mastectomy. Seen him in October for few minutes and he ordered MRI and said we will discuss what to do after. I could get earlier appointment with NP but because it's first time very important to me decisions about my treatments I wait till December to see him. Today office manager keep telling me I de appointment with NP. Why would I wait so long and looking for best doctor in Ormond and on the end not be able to see him. .

I would strongly caution anyone considering this doctor. My husband suffered multiple strokes, and…read moredespite the seriousness of his condition, this office repeatedly failed to provide even the most basic follow-up care. The doctor stated my husband needed another MRI, but it was never scheduled, and when my husband called multiple times to ask about it, those calls were never returned. On top of that, the doctor consistently neglected to fill out the required insurance forms for short-term disability benefits, creating enormous stress during an already difficult time. Even worse, when finally pressed, the doctor misrepresented what had been said to my husband when communicating with the insurance company. The lack of responsiveness, accountability, and honesty has been devastating for us. Patients deserve care, attention, and truthfulness--none of which we received here. We are filing a state medical board complaint but wanted to warn others while they investigate this "doctor."

Years ago I was diagnosed with an acoustic neuroma. I was gradually losing hearing in my left ear…read moredue to it. He was the ONLY in the state of Florida that said I didn't need to have my skull cracked open and lose all hearing in that ear. Instead he was familiar with a very new ( back then) procedure called Gamma Knife surgery. I missed one day of work, did not have my skull cracked open nor did I lose and additional hearing. I highly recommend this Dr.

Dr. Field is the physician who restored my faith in all doctors. Really. He actually sits down and…read morespeaks to you-like you're a human. Like you matter. I found out the hard way that most doctors don't do this. He is a fantastic surgeon who I wish I would have gone to see many, many years ago. His patient care coordinator, Terry, is just a joy to interact with, too.

Dr Lagoe and office staff are amazing! Very thorough and knowledgeable about my complicated…read morecase/medical situation. Using Klara text system has helped us exchange messages and share records ., very user friendly and the office response time is far better than any other practice I've experienced! Keep up the great job!

Absolutely horrible service. I never even saw Dr Benes. The front desk and office manager were the…read morerudest people I ever met. Impossible to work with, no sympathy, and do not even try to help you.

10 out of 10 can not recommend Dr. kirit bhalani. Horrible bedside manner. Wants to second guess…read morethe primary care Dr. Wants to order unneeded, unwanted and unnecessary additional test. Wouldn't recommend to anyone. I'll be going somewhere else even if out of network.

Several years ago, I was diagnosed with severe neuropathy in my hands. ONLY my hands. The pain is…read moreexcruciating and after much ado about medical crap it was decided tough noogies and I was prescribed Hydrocodon for the pain. Initially I had to take two pills a day. The pain would be intolerable, I would take a pill and the pain would slowly fad but even then, be so uncomfortable I would sit on my hands or put them under my arms is traveling. I do not think it reduced the pain but was more like sucking my thumb. Eventually I had to up my medication and because our government got into the pain business, I had to go to a pain specialist as my family practice doctor could not prescribe more than two pills a day. To give you a feel for my reaction to Hydrocodone It deadens the pain but does not give me any feeling of being high or like a happy pill. Just does it pain job, That's It. No fun pain pills. So, they send me to Dr. Kirit Bhalani. He assessed my pain and sent me for testing at my neurologist and as the pain got worse pushed my meds to three pills a day and allowed for a fourth pill for extreme day which were many. There were days when I just laid on my hands in bed and prayed for sleep of some relief. The fourth pill helped and made me feel life was worth living and that I could live normally and be relatively pain free. He discussed options and I opted for a spinal injection to block the nerve pain. Unfortunately, this did not work, and my neurology office suggested a regimen of Lyrica. Dr Bhalani agreed and decided my Lyrica could be changed from 100mg x 3 to 150mg x 3. I can not tell you how glad I am to have found this wonderful doctor.

dr.dinkla is the best dr. you can get he cares about people everyone that works there cares about…read moreyou.YOU CAN TRUST HIM.I'v never seen a dr. that cares like he does and you can trust the people that work there I would give him more stars if I could.thank you DR.dinkla for helping me for over 15 years

Dr Michael Hoffmann is probably one of the best doctors I have ever had on my team. My husband and…read moreI BOTH have been patients of his for years. He is a consummate professional and has dedicated his life to not only Veterans but all his patients. He served the VA Orlando as the Chief of Neurology for over 14 years and has now gone into private practice but not without ensuring he is still contracted with the VA as a community care provider. He is also a professor at UCF and works closes with the RosKamp Institute in Sarasota ensuring Veterans exposed in military service get the help they need. He believes in patient care FIRST as he spends a significant amount of time getting to know his patients, examining and evaluating them for ongoing care. So many times in the medical community you are made to feel terrible about whatever is going on or you are gaslit by the doctors you turn to for help. Dr Hoffmann provides individualized care, treatment, and compassion in all that he does. He is truly a HERO among those who seek out his help. He advocates and goes the extra mile for his patients to ensure they can live their best lives. While the VA throws pharmaceuticals at Veterans like myself, Dr Hoffman looks for alternative ways to manage physical symptoms, and pain. He is a wealth of knowledge and brilliant minded while remaining truly genuine and down to earth in wanting to help all who seek his care. In my lifetime I don't think I have met a more caring, compassionate human. His knowledge and education are impressive and his patient care comes before anything else. He is the Neurologist you want, you have now found, and you will thank me for after you meet him. Go to his website BrainBeatNeurology.com and READ his philosophy on patient care. This is not a gimmick. He is a real doctor (MD) with the biggest heart . Like I said you will thank me later. Well worth the drive to Winter Garden!

Moved to Minneapolis Minnesota.. Appreciate your kindness…read moreand professionalism Sir!!! Neurologist that KNOWS what he's doing!!!

We were referred to Dr. Gaudier by our primary care doctor, and thanks to him we have a wonderful…read moreneuroligist. Every visit is informative, and Dr. Gaudier talks to us very personably. Chelsea, his NPR, is awesome, as well--always upbeat and informative. I highly recomment this office. Pam and Tim Long

Dr Gaudier is a knowledgeable and caring neurologist. I'm very glad I was referred to him by my…read moreprimary care doctor. His staff is first rate and very thorough. Milford Yount

Does not listen poor approach Makes untruthful assumptions Going elsewhere…read morePoor follow up. Does not address the issue

I arrived 30 minutes early for my scheduled appointment at the Ormond Beach location, only to be…read moretold after checking in that my appointment was actually in Orange City. This was after three days of trying to reach someone to confirm the location -- and being told by their voicemail not to leave more than one message. No one ever called me back. When I finally reached someone after leaving the Ormond office, she said she would contact Orange City and call me right back. That call never came either. I drove to the second location on my own, only to be told I could not be seen and would need to make yet another appointment. By then, I had wasted half my day, two unnecessary trips, and my own gas because of their complete lack of communication and coordination. No patient should have to deal with this level of disorganization. My time has value, and I fully expect the doctor to pay the invoice I submitted for the time, mileage, and inconvenience caused by their repeated mistakes. This office needs serious internal fixes before more patients are affected.

Neurology Dr. Bennezette is one of the nicest doctors I've seen ever he's helped me through a lot…read morein my years you couldn't find a better neurologist and the staff. They're pretty awesome too. I've been going here for years and I highly recommend this place. They're thorough. They follow through and they're always there to help.

How can he call himself a Doctor? He has no idea what he's doing. I told him what my diagnosis was,…read moreand he still didn't believe me. Then he performed several tests on me having me come back and forth to his office only for him to tell me that he still didn't think I was correct. Then he decided to order a DNA test only to confirm that I was correct. Why he still didn't believe his other tests and my medical records, is beyond me. Now I have to pay over $600 out of my pocket because my insurance won't cover the cost of his uncertainty. After I told the office manager they needed to pay for this, she canceled my appointment and told me she never wanted to see me again. Good riddance