Dr. Amy Mellor has been my neurologist for more than 15 years. I travel 27 miles to see her…read morebecause, after consulting doctors in Fort Myers, Naples, and Indiana, she is the neurologist who was finally able to help bring my grand mal seizures under control. Before finding the right treatment, I was taking multiple medications and struggling with weight gain, depression, and other difficult side effects. Thanks to Dr. Mellor's careful and knowledgeable treatment, I have been able to enjoy precious time with my grandchildren, drive, and continue teaching. Those are blessings I never take for granted. Accepting my seizure condition has been very sensitive and difficult for me, but Dr. Mellor's compassion and support have helped me understand and accept it. As I now face other health concerns, her intelligence and guidance have helped connect me with the appropriate specialists and given me hope that things will be okay. I am deeply grateful for Dr. Mellor and the difference she has made in my life. She is an exceptional neurologist, and I recommend her wholeheartedly.

After a meeting I had yesterday at Bayfront I felt like I was being bullied into giving up on…read morefighting for my loved ones rights as a person. I was with the head of Risk Management Jim Reed, Administrative Director Craig Leech and female, whom did not share a business card with me, Head of Nursing. I have a loved one currently in Riverside, I was appointed as her advocate and was told all medication changes and treatments would have to be run by me for append unless it was an immediate emergency. My loved one and Dr. Arthmann had both told me her meds were being changed. When I asked the doctor what they were he said he did not need to tell me because it was his decision and only involved his patient. And he did not need to consult her regular psychiatrist either. The patient went in Friday night, the Dr. changed her meds Saturday and it was not until Monday that I was able to get in touch with anyone in charge to express my concerns. Now back to Tuesday afternoon when I was having the meetig with the 3 admin officials.... In the meeting I was once again assured that there had not been any changes and again when I expressed that the patient had told me of feeling woozy and unsteady due to the changes, they offered to make a copy of her papers to prove her meds were the same as when she came in. So by 3:00 Tuesday I had been assured that there had not been any changes and that my loved ones mental state may be making her tell me things that were not true. Then late Tuesday afternoon I received a call from a nurse and she said they were making 2 more change to the patients meds including adding a sleeping pill. I was driving and couldn't really talk and she got rude and said, well as long as we have your permission, and I said, "no you don't, I need to know more information about the new drug" the nurse continues to be rude and said it was the doctors decision and this was just a courtesy call and hung up. When I had a chance to pull over and call back, I was told that someone would be in touch. Thus is the next day and I have left multiple messages and still no contact. Although my loved one said they gave her the sleeping pills and that caused her to sleep thru the 1 hour a day visitation time they she had now missed. Also, after my complaint Monday about Dr. Arthmann, she was transferred to another doctor whom I was told twice Tuesday that he would contact me after doing his rounds Tuesday afternoon. It is now Wednesday and it appears that I was lied to again. When I spoke to my loved one early Tuesday evening, I asked her how her meds were doing, she said the new Dr. had made another change and it was making her very tired through the day. Now I am still wondering why she would lie about that and again have doubts about the honesty of the admin presence at the meeting. She said they had given her another sleeping pill and she was going to bed early. When I asked what they had given her and who approved it. She said she asked specifically asked for clonazepam (Klonopin) and they gave it to her. When I reminded her of having to take them away due to an adverse reaction over a year ago and switch to zolpidem (Ambien) she said, "oh yeah, now I remember, well goodnight" and she hung up the phone. So, it's obvious why Mr. Reed has a job, this is a hospital that puts reputation and profit above patients and the admin works together to keep their doctors happy and responsible family members in the dark!

Dr Cassidy is ELITE and talented. He is direct and matter of fact but let me share with you, I…read morewould consider him to be brilliant, amazing at his craft. I would not hesitate in trusting your spine to this surgeon. I couldn't walk or get out of bed for 9 days, fact. He under promised and definitely over delivered. Be prepared for a direct, no frills office but trust this extremely talented man and whatever he says to do. Blessings to him

From the owner: Our physicians and staff are committed to your care. Dr. Cassidy and Dr. Guerin not only provide…read moregeneral neurosurgery but specialize in complex spinal disease and brain tumors. They have been selected as Sarasota Magazines Top Doctors in the field of neurosurgery by their peers for many years in a row. Both Dr. Cassidy and Dr. Guerin completed their residency and fellowship in neurosurgery at Johns Hopkins Hospital. For your convenience we provide service throughout Sarasota County, with offices in Sarasota, Venice and Englewood. Our long term, well trained staff is here to provide courteous, caring and efficient service to you. Do not hesitate to contact us for assistance during your care with our office, as we are committed to patient satisfaction. .

I have had three treatments by Dr. Glasser, each resulting in significant physical improvements…read more The first surgery was in 2006, the second due to a spinal injury in 2022, and the last for spinal surgery in 2024. Their medical staff and their administrative staff have all been very caring and professional. Given the difficult environment of healthcare services, it is a pleasure to work with this five-star organization. Robert Polimeni

Good Doctors, horrible office staff. My wife had 9am appt with Dr Ryan Glasser. Went to appt talk…read moreto front desk , waited in waiting room for 30 minutes, front desk then informed me he was on Vacation!! Really!! They didn't know that when I checked in!! They don't pick up phones if you call to verify appointments. They don't send reminders by text or email. This has been a on going problem with the staff. Just be aware

The best thing ever happened to me. Great diagnostic,…read moreawesome staff, successful surgery.

Dr. Wolff came in on his day off to see me when I was having an unexplained episode in my primary…read moredoctors office. He spent over an hour with me, reviewing my medical records and testing me. He gave me an accurate diagnosis and relieved my mind of worry. He is an exceptional doctor and I appreciate his care. In this day and age, how many doctors will come in to their office to see a patient on their day off! Thank you Dr. Wolff. Jennifer B.

Finally a Doctor with bedside manners and a staff that is friendly…read more Nestled in the older one story building off Goodlette, this office, suite 102, is at the farthest of the courtyard. Spacious enough, lots of rooms, waiting area has tv on, but wished they had music in the examining rooms. Thin walls, seems every place is like this.... I could hear every ailment of my neighbors. Doesn't help they are old so they also speak loudly. This neurologist is friendly, warm and prides in taking time with each patient. That he does. You won't feel rushed, you def feel like he cares. It is a husband and wife team here too, very efficient. Doctor types right into the computer and sends descriptions directly to the drug store so you don't need to deal with anything more. Tip: Paperwork for new patients is thick, as other places, however, come at your appointment time. Not 30 minutes before like other clinics expect . I was told to come early from someone on the phone, yet then had to wait awhile. I would definitely return if I had to. Three wishes, is that they had water in the waiting area, that they recycled and had music in the rooms.

Spent 30 minutes on hold, with horrible music I might add, only to be told they'd take my…read moreinformation and have someone call to schedule an appointment. I told them I had to go to work and could they please call after 1:00. I got home at 12:55 and had a missed call from them at 11:40. Seriously? I'm back on hold now...I figured I'd write this while I'm waiiting. 20 minutes in and counting... Gotta love corporate medicine.

I had to leave Dr Giles. I messaged her with a problem I was…read morehaving. She asked me if I was on antibiotics. Told her I was. She never responded. Two weeks later I had to go to urgent care to get medication and I found a new doctor as well. This is not the first time I was ignored by Dr Giles. Millennium Physicians just doesn't care about their patients.

Neurologist ....only been once so far. So far, so good. My husband goes once a month to a ALZ…read moresupport group meeting. He has no complaints.

She is a great DR that listens and give great advice. She is never in any rush to end the…read moreappointment.