A great listener. Gave me plenty of time to explain my issues. He ordered tests to get to the…read morebottom of my issues. I enjoyed his sense of humor.

UNETHICAL PRACTICES... Jonas Vanagas is great. The Staff on the other hand is aweful!! (i.e Nurse…read moreCynthia) I was told that I was discharged due to "being rude on the phone" but no one could state what was said and no recording. One week later, I was told I was discharged due to "missed appointments" NEVER missed an appointment. Be prepared for the unethical practices.

Willard Thompson, MD recommended Jerry Williams, MD for my child's neurological needs. I had been…read moreto other neurologists, but Dr. Williams was the only one who knew to check my child's vision. The vision test showed that my child failed depth perception and peripheral vision tests due to a head injury. Dr. Williams prescribed medication and within the time frame that he stated we would see an improvement we did. He now passes both tests. Dr. Williams listens intently, he never rushes an appointment, and he will always ask if you have any questions before you leave. The individual attention that the patient receives from this neurologist cannot be matched. I have recommended Dr. Williams to friends and family.

I've been going to Savanna Neurology for 4 years. The infusion nurses are amazing. Dr. Hemphill is…read moregreat and Sue and Sunde Frazier who deal with patients in resolving issues are irreplaceable!

My granddaughter was seen promptly and has been receiving good care. At her first appointment I…read morewent back with her (she's 19) the doctor didn't mind.

I love my nurologist, she sets me at easy, and jokes about my shots. Dr. Trimble is always prompt…read moreand friendly. I never feel like I am rushed through my appointments, and she takes the time to explain things to me.

Nice team but hours are not that great. Went in for blood work was told they open at 6:30 am but…read morewas not until 8am. I am starving

Kind, caring doctor. Not too young nor too old. In 40s. Old enough to be experienced but young…read moreenough to be enthusiastic and thorough. He's education is recent enough to be up on latest advances in neurology. Just a great doctor with a great office team.

My fiance made an appointment based on a referral from his doctor back in December. The soonest…read moreappointment was for February. The week before the appointment he was called and his appointment changed and rescheduled for the following week...then the morning of the appointment after changing our plans rescheduling other commitments the office calls and let's us know the doctor has decided not to see him that he looked over his notes and decided there was nothing he could do for him. He has never gotten a diagnosis from a neurologist and his primary care physician had suggested seeing you. If you (Dr.Poston) didn't want to help them why waste three months of our time waiting on this appointment. Three months he has suffered with nerve pain and been awaiting an appointment to try and get answers. He could have seen someone else by then. You (Dr. Poston) delayed his care and made him suffer waiting and seeking another professional for nothing. He had new symptoms by the time his appointment had come around and you would have know that if you hadn't canceled the appointment he waited 3 months for on the morning of the appointment! Doctors are suppose to do no harm. You have done harm. If there was nothing you could do then at least for his mental health (which is strained from the constant nerve pain) it would have been courteous of you to at least hear him out and tell him so in person at the appointment he waited 3 months for (it wouldn't have wasted his money insurance had approved of the visit...and you obviously don't care about wasting his time) or to have told him 3 months ago. I sincerely hope your reasoning for not seeing him that day was genuine, and not because you didn't want to come back from lunch. So to all who have read this take your appointment time with a grain of salt. Dr.Poston does not seem to care about his patients time.

Let me start by saying this review is based on the administrative staff not the Doctor. The…read moreadministrative staff in booking an appointment and dealing with general information is nothing short of horrendous. Countless unreturned phone call's and lost or misplaced medical documents combined with a general lack of candor, appear to be the norm with the staff at this office. Again, It's a staffing issue not the doctor, who I never saw, and I simple gave up an went somewhere else for care.

Dr. Rosenfeld was rude and short with me. Doesn't explain things very well and seems annoyed and…read moretries to rush you out the door. Gave me a EMG on a leg I just had surgery on and when I was having trouble moving it he rudely asked me if my leg doesn't work in a demeaning tone, which I found to be an extremely inappropriate comment. I understand he has to ask questions but it's how he said it. Will not be returning and will find a new neurologist. Annoyed I wasted my time and money on this office.

Insanity- do the same thing over and over and expect a different result. Received 3 spine…read moreinjections in the same location, each one lasted 2 weeks. He then said can't help you. Went to another spine doctor who said (off the books) the injections were 1" above where they should have been. Being a nice guy I didn't sue him.

I've had two scheduled appointments with Dr. Reames regarding my brain tumor both of which got…read morecancelled by him and I had to wait another month to be seen. Both times I've interacted with him he's been short and condescending with me as if I'm too inferior for him to bother with. He tried to blame my current health issues (brain tumor, osteoporosis, psoriatic arthritis, cervical stenosis with radiculopathy &rheumatoid factor) on a psychiatric issue. When asked what I currently do for work and I responded I was on disability for my chronic conditions, he looked at me like I was crazy like I had no business being on it. He about laughed in my face and quickly turned on his heels, said he couldn't help me and was out the door! I felt totally gaslit both times by him! He's curt and smug. I chalked it up to a personality clash or maybe I don't have the right insurance for him. At any rate, the entire experience was too demoralizing for me! I need a little more compassion and empathy than I've been shown. He said I was a candidate for back surgery and to call him when my legs start to hurt. I'm trying to be proactive about my issues, not wait till I'm too disabled to even drive myself to his office for help. I had just gotten out of the ER with a broken wrist, broken toe, and a contusion on my face and shoulder from a hypoglycemic syncope blackout and he's telling me to call him when things get worse. He says he's conservative about surgery and people should wait till they absolutely need it like when their 85 years old. I disagree! His ofc seems disorganized. They call me 30 min before a scheduled visit and ask me to go get x-rays first like I have nothing better do. I can't stand the way I've been treated by all of them like I'm a worthless piece of shit for existing! It's hard to find good care these days! We have to be our own advocates when it comes to our health. I cried after my experience with him.

They charge $454 .00 for new patient and dont tell you . I saw Dr Amar and he did not really have…read moreany knowledge of what is going on with my nerves I brought my mri . He had no advice or did not seem smart . He seemed dumbfounded . Waste of time .

I am a 38-year-old male with confirmed cervical disc osteophyte complex at C5-C6 with severe…read morebilateral foraminal stenosis, documented on CT during a recent ER visit in which a neurosurgeon personally circled the findings and confirmed they were a problem. I traveled three hours and paid $250 out of pocket for a neurosurgical consultation at this practice. I communicated the following symptoms explicitly and in detail during my visit: -- Frequent dropping of objects due to grip failure -- Visible, reproducible muscle trembling triggered by holding my arms in certain positions -- a symptom I offered to demonstrate in the exam room -- Bilateral weakness I described as approximately 100 times below my normal baseline, with complete inability to continue my prior workout regimen out of fear of worsening my condition -- Progressive gait changes including left-sided foot drag and asymmetric spasticity on my right side -- Balance impairment and instability that directly affects my ability to safely perform my job, which requires working at heights and in confined spaces -- Difficulty eating, sleeping, sitting, standing, walking, and breathing -- Muscle pain, weakness, and tightness throughout my entire body including my mid and lower back -- Facial asymmetry and sensation changes in my face and head -- Neck pain and stiffness -- Symptoms that have been progressively worsening over at least three years with no relief from prior conservative treatment including physical therapy The visit note documents the opposite of what I stated in nearly every category. Under Review of Systems, the following are all recorded as 'Not Present': neck pain, muscle pain, muscle weakness, trouble walking, unsteadiness, numbness, weakness, and paresthesias. The note explicitly states I 'deny any significant grip or dexterity issues, upper extremity weakness, lower extremity weakness, frequent falls, or balance impairment.' I stated the opposite of every one of those things, explicitly and in detail, during the visit. The physical examination consisted of the following: I was asked to squeeze the provider's fingers, lift my arms while he pushed down, and pull my arms while he pulled in the opposite direction. That was the entirety of the neurological examination performed. Despite this, the visit note documents the following findings that were never assessed: -- 'Normal Coordination' -- no coordination test was performed -- 'Sensation intact throughout' -- no sensory testing was performed -- 'Negative Hoffman's sign bilaterally' -- this test, which requires a specific finger flick maneuver to assess upper motor neuron integrity, was not visibly performed at any point during my visit -- '5/5 strength bilaterally' -- documented despite my active and ongoing grip failure causing me to drop objects daily -- No gait assessment was performed despite my reported progressive left-sided foot involvement and balance impairment -- No Romberg test, no Babinski reflex, no Spurling's test, no Lhermitte's test, no fine motor assessment, no dynamometer grip measurement A pain level of 10/10 was recorded in my chart. My pulse was 102. Despite this, the clinical narrative describes me as 'in no acute distress' with a 'relatively benign physical exam' and 'normal reflexes throughout.' These characterizations are internally inconsistent with the vital signs recorded in the same document. The reproducible positional muscle trembling I described and offered to demonstrate is absent from the record entirely. This is not a clinical disagreement about interpretation -- it is a documented symptom that was neither assessed nor recorded. I was referred to physical therapy for 6-8 weeks and told to obtain an MRI at an outside facility before returning, despite explicitly informing the provider that three years of prior conservative treatment including physical therapy provided no meaningful relief. This approach effectively deferred any surgical evaluation indefinitely while my symptoms continue to progress. I work as a certified industrial inspector in environments requiring work at heights and in confined spaces. I explicitly told this provider that my balance impairment and weakness affect my ability to perform that work safely. The provider documented that I deny balance impairment. That inaccuracy in a legal medical document has direct occupational safety implications. I have retained copies of all visit documentation. I am pursuing a formal second surgical opinion at another institution, a formal medical record amendment request under HIPAA, and will be filing a complaint with the Georgia Composite Medical Board. I am sharing this review so that other patients presenting with serious progressive neurological symptoms understand that what they communicate in this office may not be accurately reflected in their medical record -- and that documented findings may exist for examinations that were never performed.

Dr. Oldfield is an exceptional primary care physician. He is compassionate, attentive and truly…read moretakes the time to listen and address concerns without ever making you feel rushed. Appointments are consistently on time, Thank You, SouthCoast, which I greatly appreciate. There is very little waiting. His physician assistant, Travis, is equally outstanding: knowledgeable, responsive and extremely helpful, especially when it comes to timely presciption renewals and follow up care. The entire experience feels efficient, respecful and patient centered. It is rare to find a medical practice that combines professionalism with genuine care so seamlessly. I am grateful to be a patient here and highly recommend Dr. Oldfield and his team.

Person on the phone gave me flat answers and hung up on me while I was still in the middle of…read morespeaking. Went to work miserable and spent the rest of the day depressed. Why hurt when you're hired to heal? :(

Always treated with respect and caring understanding. I have been referred to a local surgeon for…read moreneck surgery and I was treated with care and skill? Thank you all for what you do?

Why did this place close. This was my favorite dr not because she prescribed pain medication but…read moreshe listened to my concerns and down graded the frequency of my dose based on my current health condition.