Follow up Heading to Greater…read more............ Friendly staff Quiet office on Friday great time to come.....

I would not recommend this group to anyone. When my Mother was in the hospital they ran a lot of…read moretest that came back negative. My mother was in a tremendous amount of pain, but since they couldn't guess what was wrong, they labeled her as being extremely depressed. They would wait until no family member was in the room and taunt her by constantly telling her that she was greatly depressed. That all by itself was a complete lie. I would advise each one of them that notated such reckless, gross, exaggerated, filth in my Mothers chart to have a psych evaluation. There would be no surprise in what would be found. My expert advise to anyone that goes into the healthcare profession: Have More Of A Love For Helping People and A Greater Understanding That This Is More Than Just About Making Money!! People turn to "Healthcare Professionals" when they are sick or going through something. I hope schooling is not finished for that group that walks around Baptist South. Some people are in the healthcare field for all the wrong reason. Know what you are doing before you walk into someone's room and call them depressed when they are clearly in pain. If you did not want to be at work, you could have stayed at home.

The weight loss program here is fantastic. Since beginning the program I have consistently been…read morelosing weight and feeling better. It has become easier and easier to make healthy choices. After losing the first 10 pounds I felt well enough to start adding in long walk and more exercise.

Dr. Bruce Taylor cannot be trusted. If you need any form of medical help run for the hills. He…read morehad me do a bunch of work for him and never paid the balance of his bill which was $1500. If you are thinking about visiting this doctor think again. He has more issues than just not paying me so make sure you do your homework and then look for another doctor.

The staff are wonderful. On time most of the time.The a tsff answer questions easily.read more

If you are a senior and have original Medicare and a Medigap supplement rather than an "Advantage"…read moreinsurance policy...listen up!!! The NCM's office manager left me shaking before my EEG test today...I don't know if the results of the test will be worth anything due to how agitated I was made to be. I had to get this done being as I'm having surgery in about ten days. Rather than getting an "Advantage" insurance policy I kept original Medicare and added a Medigap policy. I went this route due to going through the horror of my wife having Stage-3 lung cancer and the expenses we incurred. During this horror I had to go on Medicare so I opted for Medicare and a Medigap supplement rather than one of the Medicare replacement "Advantage" insurance policies due to the high out-of-pocket expenses and co-pays that we were subjected to with BCBS. "Advantage" policies are much cheaper than Medigap supplements but they have those dreaded out-of-pocket and co-pay expenses...and you also have to see doctors in the "Advantage" policies' networks...you don't have a choice. With a Medigap supplement once original Medicare has paid its 80% it then sends the remaining bill to the Medigap company and they pay the other 20%...the doctor's office doesn't have to do anything with the Medigap company other than deposit the check that they receive. Medigap supplements are great if you have some health issues. "Advantage" insurance policies are great if you have really, really good health. First thing...this Neurologist office*does* accept Medicare assignment...I just wanted to get that clear. Anyhow, we arrived at the office and they were having computer problems, etc,. The (new?) girl at the front desk could not figure out got original Medicare and my Medigap supplement and told me I would have to pay 20% of the bill. I told her no, that my Medigap would cover that. She looked puzzled and went and talked with the office manager. The manager said they didn't accept my secondary "insurance". I tried to explain to the "office manager" how Medicare and a Medigap supplement works together, but she just told me that that she "knows how Medicare works". I tried to explain again when she told me basically that they didn't have to administer the test due to my attitude. She eventually said they would accept the insurance *only* as a courtesy to me. I started to probably say something I'd have regretted and my dear wife interrupted and said I'd take the test. I backed off, realizing this manager did not know what she was talking about. A bit later the test was administered to me. The techs that performed the test acting very professional. Were friendly and seemed to care about what they were doing. The big thing for them was that I should keep my eyes closed during the test, that I should relax, and if possible go to sleep. Yeah. Sure. I don't know if they knew or didn't know about the situation that I had just gone through. I'm sure my blood pressure was up, that my heart-rate was high, and there was *no* danger of me being peaceful and calm and falling asleep. The results will probably be so skewed that they will be worthless. So, again, if you have original Medicare and a Medigap policy...stay far, far away from Neurology Consultants of Montgomery located in the Goode Building across from Jackson Hospital in Montgomery, Alabama. You've been warned.