Myofascial Syndrome: A fortunate recommendation by my Neurologist, Dr. Edward G. Barton, introduced…read moreme to a renowned professional who uses his own specific and trademarked treatments. A year of suffering and a hospitalization had not led me to a solution or to the cause of my pain and rapid loss of mobility. After a series of weekly visits, I was guided back to normalcy. Some tips during treatment keep me on course. I will return for occasional visits as needed. Thank you, Dr. Barton, for your guidance, wisdom and empathy. I am 76 and I want to avoid surgery whenever I can and take care of my body.

Dr. Barton's office is tucked inside West Coast Neurology (Suite 175), and honestly? The whole…read moreplace feels surprisingly upbeat for a medical practice. There's a kind of warm energy buzzing through it. When I walked in, a few staff members immediately checked in with me--offered help, asked if I needed anything, and seemed like they meant it. It's the kind of place where you don't feel like an inconvenience for just... being there. Dr. Barton himself? Warm, sharp, unhurried. He asked specific questions, zero judgment, no rush--just actual conversation. You can tell he likes his job and takes it seriously. Also? He's a lot more personable than you'd expect from someone who's double-board-certified in neurology and clinical neurophysiology. (Which sounds a bit like a Marvel super-scientist resume, but I digress). ‍‍ Bottom line: if you're looking for a doctor who listens, thinks out loud with you, respects your time, and actually gives a damn--Dr. Barton checks every box, and then some.

I'll never know if Dr. Benmoshe is a good physician or not. He ordered an MRI and blood tests…read moremonths ago however, I have never heard back as to what he found in those tests if anything. His office just called to cancel and reschedule my appointment less than one hour before my scheduled appointment. Once would be understandable however this is the THIRD consecutive time he has cancelled my appointment and wanted to reschedule. Unfortunately, "three strikes and you're out" with me. I have asked my primary care physician for another referral. I couldn't be more disappointed.

BIG FAT EGO. The…read moremainstream insurance-based medical system is a dinosaur and completely broken. My experience with Dr. Benmoshe is proof positive. This doctor is self righteous, arrogant and condescending. He is dismissive and aggressive. if you can't be crammed neatly into a diagnostic code with a corresponding drug, you are gaslit and treated with disdain for trying to help yourself. Doctors at Cedar Sinai are closed minded and 20 years behind on the current research. They hang on to their dusty, antiquated bureaucracy for dear life because of the money they paid for their precious education and patients suffer the consequences. This is precisely why concierge medicine is on the rise and trust in the old guard is bottoming out. AI is coming for your job sooner than you realize. And with a better bedside manner to boot. Get ready Dr. Benmoshe. Your way of practicing medicine is going extinct and I can't wait for you to reap what you sow. if you would like further details regarding my interactions with this physician, feel free to message me.

Dr Kelly is an amazing neurosurgeon. He removed my 1.7cm pituitary adenoma with no complications…read more He is highly competent in his craft. I highly recommend him.

This review is not for the doctor but for the multiple communications with his support team. A…read moredoctor may think this unfair but when your care team is sub par it does reflect negatively on the doctor. Sometimes unknown to them and sometimes because they do not care. I am not sure where it falls in here. I have phoned at least four times in the last few years. I had an acoustic tumor that grew aggressively (not a norm for this type of tumor) into the brain stem. I wanted to get another opinion because I have had 'inconclusive' on the final reads (whether there was additional growth) and I wanted to make sure I did not get into another life-threatening situation (my first surgery was emergency with a 2% chance of survival which I thankfully survived). I would get sent to the voice mail of his nurse at which time I would get a follow up weeks later. Cut to now a few years since I phoned and got the 'inconclusive' read on my last MRI (with and without contrast) but now with a possible sign of growth so, again, I phoned Dr. Kellys' office only to be told he does not deal with Schwannomas. I was never informed of this in prior communications with the office (which is odd). I always stated what type of tumor I had and reports and scans were sent. Then his nurse said she was forwarding my information to another doctor that deals with the aforementioned type of tumor. I never heard from them. Then, maybe three months later (or more) I got a call from someone that did not say their name (just stated Pacific Neurosurgery) and called from a private number. Just to reiterate, this is now 1/3 of a year later. Buyer beware.

I several appointments with this doctor and she has canceled all 3 of them! I am so frustrated! I…read moreeven got a confirmation and the next day it was of course canceled! So unprofessional! And as a person living with MS I don't need the added stress. I wanted to try her after all the praises, but it was a major mistake. I just went back to my original doctor and I get an appointment right away. Total disappointment..

I have been under the care of Dr. Berkovich since 2017. As a then 50+ year old man 3 other…read moreneurologists were unwilling to say I had MS, but it 100 percent clear that I did, so much so that my endocrinologist who saw me during an acute flare immediately said I had MS which rang true based on the chronic dizziness, balance, and other issues. She took a look at my MRI when still at USC and said definitely I had MS and it was moderate in severity. Dr. B does not mess around, she will treat you with the best option available. I was placed on Tsyabri after she asked if I wanted to have an aggressive treatment. I was on that for a few years but had to stop due to complications that I will not go into... I can tell you that I trust her, I like her, she is kind, and patient, and it has been rough at times, I am not always an easy patient. Now I am on mavenclad, Glucotropin IM, and immunoglobulin (subcutaneous self-administered). I have not had to pay a dime for all three of these VERY expensive meds. I GREATLY appreciate Dr. Berkovich and her staff. In the nearly 10 years of treatment there were two periods when she was unavailable when I needed help, but these were explained and totally understandable, and the issues were addressed. I think you might see a comment from a recent yelper here that was caught in once of those rare periods. I once got a second opinion in an emergency from a top neurologist at cedars and really disliked it. I love Dr. B and her staff and trust them with my care and feel safe with her... you will be lucky to be accepted into her very busy practice. The only downsides are that it can sometimes be hard to get an appointment and a new patient should know that the office does not generally offer emergency treatments, so if that is you, you might need additional back up for those.

Dr. Imbus is an exceptional doctor. I've had debilitating migraines for over 15 years, and he's the…read morefirst to truly study my pain patterns and adjust my injection sites in a way that helps minimize the pain with my attacks. His attention to detail and willingness to troubleshoot has made a real difference for me. His staff is great as well.

The worst customer service in the entire world. First, I had to call many times during business…read morehours for someone to pick up. Then when someone finally picked up, it was like I was talking to a middle school student with no knowledge of the services offered at the clinic. I was then transferred to a new patient rep. I heard something in Spanish and the person who answered the phone was unprofessional. She sounded like she was just answering her own personal phone call as she answered "Hello?" and had a very thick accent.

Dr. Ahn is very transparent, thorough and caring with your care…read more He takes the time to speak to you and explain everything so you are aware of what types of procedures/exams he will do. I really appreciate his candor and concern with my situation. Highly recommend!

Dr Ahn is a kind caring doctor. He and his staff are easy to work with…read more Kamsahamnida.

There is no finer neurologist. Dr. Sykes is experienced, knowledgeable, and takes the time to…read morearrive at the correct diagnosis. He will then explain your condition and review the options for treatment. Dr. Sykes is excellent in every way.

Beware of not being able to recover payment that your insurance paid to the office . Dr Sykes is a…read moregood caring doctor and deserves 5 stars . Billing lost him stars and some patients . I saw him in August and I paid $800 cash . The office offered to send the super bill to my insurance, my insurance paid DrSykes $500 in September.it's now November. I've called the billing multiple time so get the money my insurance paid but they keep giving me the run around . Be prepared to be fully out of pocket for a while. It may be best to submit the super bill marked paid yourself and that way the check will come directly to you .

Well, above all else I'm grateful that I could have surgery a mere 44 days after my tumor diagnosis…read morefive years ago. But even though I've only ever met Dr. Liau over Zoom, she has been great at explaining what exactly we're looking at with each follow-up MRI. As shaken up as I've been from all of this, both her demeanor and her technical skills help me trust her when she insists that everything is okay for now.

Dr Patel was amazing he gave positive feedback and amazing advice for the tumor he is amazing…read moredefinitely recommend if you have a tumor and he gives you positive information thank you Dr Patel we love and appreciate all you do you are amazing!

All went well. Girls are friendly Tech was good…read more Do not ask us for 95 chapters. Too much.

100% good care...they will respond to all your health concern and very pleasant staff...read more

I met Dr. Andrew Geleris today to get his thoughts and recommendations on my migraine history, and…read morehe was one of the nicest doctors you could ever hope to meet. I immediately felt at ease by his calm and gentle demeanor, and he had a great sense of humor too. A very good listener as well, but more importantly, he understands what migraine sufferers cope with. He gave me hope that there are other proactive treatments we can try to lower the frequency of my migraines, rather than just treat them reactively. I highly recommend him and will see him again in June to try one of the new, suggested treatments. I have the utmost confidence in him.

He was so uncaring. My sister has alzheimers and his office would NOT renew her meds before she…read moresees dr Geleris. Her confusion got very bad after she had run out of her alzheimers medication. When we finally got in to see him-it took 2 months to get an appt, and asked why he wouldn't give us just enough meds til we got to this appt, he said it was the clinics policy to not renew meds if u haven't been seen in a yr. I asked why he couldn't make the decision to tell the clinic he wanted his patients to get enough med til they see him. He said,"it was NOT worth my energy". What dr says that to a patient and family? Basically he said he was on a salary and doesn't make the decisions. Really? So he could care less about my sister. That's what he was really saying. As long as he gets his paycheck. What happen to the the oath he took when he first got his degree? A Geleris you need to retire and do patients a favor. I'd give him no stars if I could.