If you want a neurologist that is a problem solver, sympathetic, and very knowledgeable then this…read moreis the place to go. Dr. K was very compassionate with my dad who had Alzheimer's. Now he is working through my own situation with the same compassion.

I don't know if he was having a bad day or something, but I've never had a doctor make me feel so…read moreinsignificant so quickly. I said " I'm having 4 issues I'd like to talk about." I got one sentence out, and he immediately cut me off. Told me nothing was wrong, and asked why I was in a wheelchair. He spoke mostly to my husband. Apparently women can't understand medical dialogue. I could have understood that there might not be anything he could fix, but the wheelchair comment was snide, and very very condescending. I have never before been made to feel so small. I very much feel like he was trying to use my appt to make up for how late his schedule was running. I thought even if there weren't surgical issues, maybe he could point me in the right direction. Apparently I wasn't worth the time.

I was seen in a timely manor. The staff was friendly and courteous. Would definitely recommend…read morethis practice.

I would give no stars if possible. Why?? They keep refusing to refill my seizure medication,…read moretherefore leaving me to ration it. My pharmacy has been trying to get the go ahead for over a week now, & I have called SIU about it as well. Still nothing. Since rationing, I am taking HALF my prescribed dosage, which has caused me to experience seizures. I am now to the point that I only have enough medication to last 5 more days. After that, I'm on my own from the way it looks. I will have more night seizures, as well as run the risk of experiencing grand mal seizures while awake. I have a job. I drive. I won't be able to continue doing either of my prescription is not refilled. This is beyond frustrating & terrifying. And completely unacceptable.

A teaching facility that ranks far above their medical colleagues. Very thorough and…read moreknowledgeable. Cindy Womack, DNP, FNP-BC, CNRN of SIU Neurology is the best. She spends enough time to educate and deliver the facts in a caring manner.

I see Dr. Turpin at the Progess West office. Dr. Turpin is a Neurologist. I really like Dr…read more Turpin and his staff. The waiting area at the Progress West office is very clean and very nicely decorated. His staff has always been professional and very very nice to me. If I ever have a question they are always helpful. My last visit I was seen by his PA, Mariah Patton first then Dr. Turpin came in see how I doing. She is very nice also. She took the time to get to know me and address my medical concerns. She is a great addition to the office. Dr. Turpin is great! He listens to all my concerns and medical complaints. He tries everything he can to try to help me with my medical condition. He always take the time to listen and ask me how I have been. I would recommend Dr Turpin to everyone!

Dr. Kinsella is a leading neurologist in St. Louis. He is kind, considerate/compassionate and…read moreprofessional. An excellent practitioner! Office staff is always kind and considerate. Getting prescriptions refilled is the only challenging thing here at times. Dr. Kinsella spends as much time with you as needed- we have never felt "rushed" here.

Neurology appointment - new patient . Appointment was made months ago and was for 11:00 actually…read moresaw Dr at 12:30. He was rushed and at one time asked me not to interrupt him. Was told he works only three days a week and sees 20 - to 25 patients a day. This is medicine in America - it's not a pretty picture.

As a disabled veteran, I sought care at Springfield Clinic Urgent Care because the VA could not…read moreprovide an appointment soon enough. The check-in process was excellent--I was registered and placed in an exam room before I could even finish my paperwork. I first explained my symptoms, injuries, and what caused them to the physician assistant. A few minutes later, Dr. Campbell entered and asked me to repeat everything I had just explained. After listening to my account, I was stunned when Dr. Campbell told me she would not document how or where my injuries occurred in my medical record. I repeated her statement back to make sure I understood correctly, genuinely surprised by what I was hearing. When I asked if she considered my explanation to be hearsay, she answered, "Yes." I was taken aback. Before leaving, I asked one final question: "Do you think I'm lying to you?" She did not respond, which only added to my disbelief. For context, I had recently been arrested following a minor physical altercation, and I believe my injuries occurred while I was in the custody of Springfield law enforcement and the Sangamon County Sheriff's Office. Regardless of the circumstances, I expected my physician to accurately document the history I provided, even if it was clearly identified as my reported account. Instead, I left shocked that such a critical part of my medical history was dismissed outright rather than recorded. While the staff was prompt and courteous at first, my interaction with Dr. Campbell left me with the firm belief that Springfield Clinic Urgent Care medical professionals do not care about disabled veterans. They also banned me from ever returning because I asked to speak to someone about Dr Campbell's overt disrespect while saying I've never experienced such disrespect like that as a military veteran.

Very poor attitude with office staff. I received a call and the person who called me started to…read morerail on me because she said I was threatening the future of the doctor and her job because of the treatments I received. I started crying and asked her to stop saying this as she repeated this three times. Finally I just hung up. Doctor refused to continue care for me after ten years because he said I verbally abused her on the phone. I repeat, she called me to pick on me for the medicine I was taking for chronic illness. Funny thing is, Dr Phillips never even prescribed the medication she spoke of. She was mad because he had prescribed Tylenol 3 for a displaced fracture of a toe that wasn't healing. The other medication she was upset about was prescribed by neurology for my chronic myasthenia gravis.muscle disease. She said I was part of the epidemic of pain pill abuse! What??? He prescribed pain meds for a fracture. This just broke my spirit and my fight to get better. Thanks !!! DrPhillips and his staff as well as Springfield Clinic for doing this to a loyal patient of over ten years who is fighting to have a better life. And the pain medication had only been prescribed for a few months due to an open fracture.