I had seen a neurologist at this clinic back in 2013 after suffering a series of mini-strokes…read more Recently I had some concerns that made me want to get a check up and my primary doctor sent a referral to their office. When I called to make an appointment I was advised that Dr. Stambuck had left their practice and moved to Kaiser and that it was sort of a "policy" that none of their neurologists on staff "would accept new patients with existing histories". I couldn't believe what I was hearing. I was being told they wouldn't even give me a consultation just because I had a previous history of neurological related issues. They didn't even ask my name or review my history before advising this. It was just a "Sorry, we won't help you". To me, that is unprofessional and unethical.

In the past 15+ years, I have seen at least 10 neurologists for migraine management in four…read moredifferent states. Without any doubt, Dr. Trevor McNutt is the cream of the crop when it comes to neurology. a) He didn't pull the "oh, so that's what the OTHER doctor said, but I need to run all my own tests (which will cost you $$$) because I don't believe that you know your own health history/I am smarter than your doctor. Instead, he read my questionnaire with my history, asked a few questions, and really engaged me about my own health. b) While I have no idea about his personality in general, he seems nice, genuine and not full of hot air like many doctors. He gets you from the waiting from himself, writes his own prescriptions, talks to you like a person. Plus, his front desk staff is always awesome, timely, and seems happy. That's a good sign. c) He is creative. I've been through pretty much every barrage of meds for my migraines; both preventative and as they happen. However, he busted out not one, but TWO treatments that I haven't tried before. One didn't work, and the other (botox for chronic migraine) cut my migraines from 3-5 a week to about 1 a week. Talke about results. d) He'll go to bat for you with insurance (or at least his office staff will). Very few places have made me feel confident that they have my best interests (health and financial at heart). e) I'm usually in an out in less than 20, more if I have more questions. Little to no time in the waiting room, and since you seem him directly (rather than a slough of PAs), it seems less like a time trap, and more getting stuff done and getting out. I'd be happy to recommend him to any migraine sufferers; he really did change my life.

After waiting five months for an appointment, after having a stroke, they were not able to reach me…read morefor five months for a conference that the doctor had to go to. I showed up after an hour drive only to be met with we're sorry and will do the best we can to get you in before another five months, if you value your health do not go to this facility. Dangerous dangerous.

Was disconnected 3 times while trying to make new patient appt. Every option threw me back to the…read moreinitial recording. Looking for a different referral. Suggestions would be appreciated

I was referred here by my PCP for a consultation. I met with Tess today who reviewed my X-rays,…read moreMRI's and recommended a CT scan in order for the neurosurgeon to evaluate and recommend further treatment. Check-in was rather effortless and the staff was friendly.

I was referred to Neurosurgery One Lakewood by my urologist, who was monitoring my post-treatment…read morecare for prostate cancer. The cancer treatments were satisfactory. I am not taking any long-term medications, but I have PSA tests yearly. I'm a 78-year-old male. I saw a PA, Tess Henderson, who recommended the drug Prolia/Denosumab. I never saw an MD, and her recommendation did not account for my osteopenia rather than osteoporosis. The drug is not effective for osteopenia. Some of the side effects, both mild and serious, pose severe health risks. There was no discussion of the risks, especially kidney damage, and I have only one functioning kidney. Ms. Henderson was asked to determine the cost of the drug treatment (a lifetime treatment you cannot stop easily) and to let me know the patient's cost. I have yet to hear anything from Ms. Henderson regarding the co-pay. Blue Cross and Blue Shield initially denied the treatment. Without my consent or knowledge, Ms. Henderson requested a second review. Blue Cross and Blue Shield approved the drug treatment based on information resubmitted. There was no explanation for the change in the drug's approval. I I have tried to meet with the manager at Neurosurgery One. He declined my request without any explanation (no return phone call). I have also tried to obtain information from Blue Cross, but to no avail. Ms. Henderson, in my opinion, is practicing medicine without a license. I firmly believe that Neurosurgery One allows this type of practice. Under no circumstances should anyone become a patient of Neurosurgery One. It's a terrible practice, and no MD will be available when needed. Please don't go there because you may be putting your future health at risk. MDs do not supervise the NPs, allowing NPs to practice medicine without a license. MDs must be required to consult with patients and not abandon their practice of medicine by allowing Nurse Practitioners to make major medical decisions.

Dr Smith is the virtuoso back doctor. In brief, I am a Symphony musician and of played in the…read moreSymphony all my life I had to have a spinal fusion. I do not understand the terminology so I will be brief. Doctor smith performance of my lumber surgery. Was stellar! I recommend him to anyone. I loved the fact that he was so grounding and especially sincere. In his diagnosis. It was a difficult journey because I was in a body cast for a while and then in a nursing home. And then finally home, but because of doctor Smith. I am back on this Symphony again. I'm possibly going back to the university to finish my doctoral music. And I can actually waltz. God bless you doctor smith and thank you for making me well.

I had a 3 level fusion done in 2016 by Dr Smith. After a month I was having problems still. I told…read moreSmith this, he refused a follow-up visit and his reply to me was, " If there is something wrong with your neck, doesn't have anything to with me or the work I had done". Well, I went back to my PC and she referred me to another surgeon. After this new doc had seen the x-rays he got me in for surgery right away. They said originally that this 2nd surgery, a level 5 fusion should've taken 60- 90 mins., took nearly 4 hours because the damage that occurred was more extensive than expected. 3 days after surgery, I received a call from the CDC telling me I needed to get to an emergency room that day. I had been infected with staphylococcus they had traced to the hardware Dr Smith installed. Upon arrival at the hospital, staff immediately installed a Pic line to try a catch the infection that was ravaging my body. For the next 4 weeks I had to inject antibiotics directly to my heart at the cost of $500/day! Followed by a month of oral antibiotics. It is horrific what this clown put me through as the infection caused a hardening of my heart muscle tissue, reducing it's function to 40% of normal and am now on 6 ltrs of oxygen 24/7. In addition there is irreversible damage to my spine with extensive nerve damage. My life has been shortened by 20 years and I'll have to live with this pain till I die which could be any moment due to heart failure. Gee, thanks you f***ing a**hole! You ruined what life I may have left, including what my family has to endure watching me suffer. There is nothing they can do to help me. I pray for karma.

if you want a complete butcher job, go to this surgeon. they will rush you into surgery to line…read moretheir pockets with money. don't fall for it. you may never recover....

Dr Allison recently performed back surgery on me. The consultation with Dr Allison was very…read moredetailed. He showed us on the MRI exactly what was causing the pain and he told us what the surgery would entail. He answered all of our questions and put my wife and I at ease. He was very professional and the surgery went well. The pre-op documentation and the zoom meeting were very helpful. The office experience was fine with everyone we met with. I had a PA seeing me daily when I was in the hospital. Dr Allison met with me in the hospital too. My wife received updates by text when I was in surgery. She appreciated the updates. She used the Common Spirit patient portal too. That was a great method to ask questions and hear back quickly from the office PA's. We have recommended you and your office to our PCP. Thank you!

Unfortunately for me, I've had to have many surgical procedures and nerve blocks and have been to…read moremany surgery centers in the state. This one is great. It's very clean and the medical providers are nice and friendly. When I've been waiting for a procedure, I've had access to my own room instead of being in an area separated by other patients by only curtains. The waiting time is generally fine except every other Thursday, because of their specific schedule and how many doctors they have doing procedures on those days. On those Thursdays, it's absolutely packed.

Coming from Florida as well as having numerous medical procedures throughout my life....the team at…read morethis place is nothing short than awesome. Simply too many staff to name...but Mary, if your lucky enough for this amazing Irish nurse, she will make you smile and comfortable like no other. From anesthesia to after care with Ju -He the entire team has been the best experience I've ever endured!!! Thank you Belmar!!!!!

Tried to charge $500 just to replace lenses. No frames, just putting in different lenses. That's…read moremore than twice what I paid for the frames AND lenses the first time, what a great scam you're trying to run. Do not trust these people, find a different vendor

I was referred to Dr. Kasper after two consecutive concussions. She is amazing and as kind as she…read morecan possibly be. After months of dizziness, Dr. Kasper made changes that helped immediately. I didn't always know how to explain what I was experiencing, but Dr. Kasper put me at ease and said it made sense to her.

What an awful man w a huge ego ! After failing repeatedly to fix my chronic headaches, shaming me…read moreand making me feel like these were my fault he did absolutely zero , I mean ZERO after several years an attempts to get help . This man is so in love with himself that he is very threatened if you seek further advice. After seeing another neurologist for another opinion not only was he rude but he fired me and ordered me out of his office! If you have a complex headache situation I implore you to seek further advice from someone else that makes an effort to help you instead of saying " there is nothing I can do for two years " what an idiot I was to keep looking for help from someone who would rather look in the mirror and admire himself!

Dr McNutt has been a key part of our medical team since 2009. We rely on him for his honest…read moreassessment of medical situations and his assistance as we navigate life as we now know it. He's a pleasure to work with and we hope he continues to practice for a long time!

I was blessed to find Dr Feldman who had changed my life by managing my migraine by combinations…read moreof the medications and Botox injections . He is always on time and very helpful to explain his plan of treatments . The office staff is amazing !

***PLEASE READ THIS IN ITS ENTIRETY BEFORE BEING TREATED AT ADVANCED NEUROLOGICAL OR BY DR…read moreALEXANDER FELDMAN*** This is a review of caution for anyone in the Denver Area seeking treatment for neurological issues with complicated co-morbidies & also those in the SSDI process/system. I walked into my appointment on 5/9/24 at Advanced Neurological not just to follow up on treatment, medications, & to get my recurring disability paperwork completed, but also to speak about feeling harmed by another physician I was referred out to (treatment abandonment). I left that appointment feeling harmed by this clinic directly. Knowing part of my appointment was filling out disability paperwork that ensures my continuance of disability income, the administration never told me that part of their policy change was that management would have to review all disability paperwork going forward and, at their discretion, would determine if they would complete the required paperwork, or if they would refer patients out to their primary physician to complete. It is unclear to me why a neurological clinic doesn't see themselves fit to complete disability paperwork for patients with neurological disabilities (and while after accepting payment no less) & who are currently in the social security disability process. It is further unclear to me why a neurological clinic would see a primary/general practitioner as more fitting for this. I digress. I was charged $150 for the appointment before being told this, which was thankfully and rightfully refunded to me. I cannot say if this would have been refunded to me had I not pressed that they just made my barrier to entry for ANOTHER PHYSICIAN to fill out my required paperwork in merely three weeks very difficult. Why are you making your patients add additional, very costly, physician appointments to their care schedules when this adds physical, emotional, and financial stress to their lives? And for those with insurance, why are you bloating our healthcare with unnecessary payments when you're capable of completing all of the required tasks a clinician treating a person with neurological disabilities should. This is common sense, I fear. I have had a severe increased in ALL disability symptoms since leaving my appointment. This was caused directly because of increased stress from this clinic's bizarre change in filling out paperwork and my disability paperwork possibly not getting done in time. I am not seeing this clinic, that accepts state Medicare and Medicaid funding, as catering to their patients with disabilities. People with disabilities are not safe being treated at this clinic. I was ensured by my treating clinician, Kate Kraus last year that she would be able to take care of the transferring of my medications over the phone. This was due to complications with so many other terrible physicians I worked with and financial issues with me being one of the 4.5 million Americans in 2023 who were unjustly removed from access to Medicaid. This clinic has made being able to continue the cruel process through SSDI as a disabled person so much more dreadfully difficult. Anyone dealing with a case such as mine should be cautious working with Advanced Neurological or Alexander Feldman, the owner. Also this office has no portal and works on fax machines with no email. How are elderly and disabled patients working well with this? This hasn't been the first complaint about this and I can see why Alexander Feldman opted to push disability paperwork off to other physicians, because these are not practices a trauma informed office who caters to people living with disabilities, and who are accepting state funds to accept those types of patients, should operate. Dr Feldman should be ashamed. Your office has left me with 3 weeks to get an appointment or my disability income gets discontinued while I wait to literally sue the federal government for its completely inability to even handle its own SSDI process. Thanks for the constant panic attacks guys, its been super great!