They don't get better than Peter Grossi. You can't ask too many questions, you'll always feel like…read morehe has all the time in the world, his work is extraordinary, his bedside manner is the best and his staff clearly loves what they do as well. Thankful, so thankful to have found him.

Dr Grossi is actually a neurosurgeon, not a neurologist. He is as good as it gets and anyone…read moreliving in the Triangle area is very lucky to have such a competent surgeon in their area. Hands down, just an awesome surgeon and person. Keep your eye on this guy - he's going places.

I am 26 years old and have suffered many, many concussions through my lifetime. After my last two…read moreconcussions (occurring within the last year 1/2) I've been experiencing increasing difficulty with brain fog, fatigue, flat emotions, and so on, which has prevented me to engage in the normally active lifestyle i love to lead. After finally realizing that I need help, I reached out to Dr Dane at Carolina Brain Center. After a very brief phone consultation, Dr. Dane assured me that she would be able to help and that attending her week-long Brain camp would address my issues. I flew out from Utah to attend this. I regret not seeking help elsewhere, as it was a waste of time and money. Dr. Dane never cared to ask me for details about my extensive concussion history, but still concluded that Brain Camp would help after a few rounds of testing in the first hour of meeting me. She only cared about improving my initial test results (as she says, "data is data) but didn't address the every day, real problems I am experiencing. At one point she told me that this is all just my "new baseline" (what is the point of being here if nothing will change...?) and when I experienced painful headaches during the week, she told me to just take ibuprofen. In the end, Dr. Dane surmised that my brain fog and fatigue were a result of long COVID; it is important to note that this wasn't talked about before I flew out from Utah, and I was actively looking to find a brain specialist to help with my post concussive symptoms. Dr. Dane intentionally led me to believe that she could help with these concussive symptoms, and when she couldn't, blamed it on COVID. It is also important to note that Dr. Dane talked very inappropriately of COVID, stating multiple times that she was "licking doorknobs during the whole pandemic" and never got sick, and called mask-wearing "r*tarded". It's hard to believe someone telling me I have long COVID if they clearly didn't take the pandemic seriously. I worked with Dr. Dane's assistant often as well- on day two, I had asked him if he had experienced many concussions. He then asked me "What about you? Have you had many concussions?" They're 3 people that work in the Carolina Brain Center. It baffled me that one of them didn't even know why I was there for a week long of Brain Camp. I could go on. Overall, I received inattentive, un-personalized treatment, which really was just going through the same tasks every day as Dr. Dane and her assistant sat on their cell phones. When doing hands-on work with me, Dr. Dane often used one hand to hold my head/neck and the other to pet her dogs. After day one of that, I experienced the worst lower back pain perhaps of my life, for weeks. I was extremely uncomfortable and wary of any other hands-on work she did with me following that, which is unfortunate given she is supposed to be a chiropractor.

Just recently my daughter said to me, "You know mom, Dr Darcy saved my life. I could have never…read moregone to college without these glasses." We knew our girl had a terrible case of ADHD, but had no idea that she could have been helped with brain camp. In addition, Dr Darcy discovered that our daughter's eyes didn't track together properly, which caused a huge dislike for school. And actually, this problem was easily corrected with a special type of glasses. I have no idea why an optometrist would not have found the eye tracking problem, as it sure would have saved a lot of problems during 12 years of schooling, but we are extremely thankful for Dr Darcy's excellent care and services. It changed our daughter's life forever. She now loves school and desires to be a nurse to help people. If you are looking for help with your child regarding ADHD or ADD issues, if you are searching for alternatives that do not include meds, I highly recommend Dr Darcy Dane and the Carolina Brain Center. It was a great investment for our girl's life!

PA Sufia Jabeen is phenomenal! She is highly intelligent, kind and cares for her patients. She has…read moreexcellent bedside manner. Also her medical assistant, Imaan is wonderful! I'm truly grateful to have found this practice!

Cursory, very short exam. Never asked medical history, when symptoms began or progression. These…read moreare basic questions that should be asked. Seemed very dismissive and unconcerned.

On May 4th, 2026:…read more Kristen McCartney-Widmer MD- Adult Neurologist (Movement Specialist) 8/4/2026 @ 9:00 AM ET 1520 Sunday Drive, Suite 101, Suite 101 Raleigh, 27607-5253 Tel: (919) 782-3456 On July 31st, 2026, I received cancellation call. No explanation, no apologies, just cancelled my appointment. I was referred to Raleigh neurology by my primary care. I'm employed and have insurance and due to tragic events in my life, developed tremors that are noticeable in my hands. Thought to check it out and set a baseline. I went on https://www.raleighneurology.com/ and found the first available appointment 3 months out. Unbelievably long wait, but what can I do? I took it. Two business days prior to my appointment I got call from Raleigh Neurology with cancellation. No explanation why. Just cancelled. Called them back, went through bot till someone was able to speak with me. The first "live" assistant dropped the call. The second time around, some kind soul explained that my appointment was moved 2 weeks out. That is, without my consent. I've scheduled my work and vacation around this appointment, I had to arrange pet sitting, my work projects to fit that appointment that I've been waiting for 3 months. In return, they send me to a bot to reschedule and I have to drop everything and re-arrange my life to fit into their life-style. No apologies, just drop the call if patient seem to be not happy. It's incredibly unprofessional, unconsidered and rude. And you are at their mercy. Can't even imagine what patients might go through who are on medicare.

Everyone was very pleasant and helpful. After my check in I was called back immediately. Dr…read more Robottom is always polite and caring. He takes the time to listen and never appears to be in a rush. He gets right to my injections and takes time to assure things are done correctly. In my opinion they don't come any better than Dr. Robottom. He is the best!!!

I live in Texas, and in April 2026 I scheduled a consultation with Dr. Bianca Miret at the Florida…read morelocation through their online booking form. During that process, I was required to check several boxes acknowledging various office policies in order to submit my consultation request. After my consultation, I decided to move forward with the one-week in-person Intensive, which cost $6,000, because I was desperately seeking help for persistent post-concussion symptoms following a bicycle accident in December 2024. I paid the required $2,000 deposit to reserve my spot. At the time I committed to the Intensive and paid the deposit, I do not recall the cancellation policy being reviewed with me or being asked to acknowledge it again as part of enrolling in the program. Unfortunately, before my scheduled visit, I was involved in a second accident when I was rear-ended in March 2026. The injuries left me with migraine headaches and made traveling impossible. I couldn't fly and did not have anyone who could accompany me. When I contacted the office to cancel, I was told my deposit was non-refundable but that I could reschedule within a 4- to 6-week window. I explained that I was unaware of the cancellation policy for the Intensive. In response, I was sent documentation showing I had acknowledged the office policies when I initially booked my consultation. After reviewing the timestamps, I realized those acknowledgments occurred before I had even decided to enroll in the Intensive. I understand that businesses have cancellation policies and I respect the need for them. My concern is that I don't believe the cancellation terms for a $6,000 program and a $2,000 non-refundable deposit were clearly presented at the time I committed to the Intensive. Given the circumstances surrounding my second accident, I was disappointed that no exception or accommodation could be made. I am sharing my experience so prospective patients understand the importance of asking detailed questions about cancellation policies before making a significant financial commitment. I also remain hopeful that Dr. Miret and her team will reconsider my situation and refund my $2,000 deposit. I was genuinely looking forward to working with them, and my decision to cancel was based solely on unforeseen medical circumstances that made travel impossible.

After my ear infection healed, I was still dizzy. This went on for months. I went to a different…read moreENT, had testing, and was told there was nothing wrong!  Someone mentioned Carolina Functional Neurology, so had I to give it a try.  Wow!!!  I am so glad I did!!  Everyone there is amazing.  They did all these tests none of the ENTs ever tried. They found the problem, explained it to me in simple terms that even I could understand. Though it wasn't a quick fix, they knew the problem and how to treat it.  The dizziness is now gone! I can't thank Dr. Miret and Dr. Glickman enough.  So very grateful!!!

Everything and everyone! Total professional environment. Never a bad experience. Sometimes I may…read morehave to wait but when it's my turn I ALWAYS get the payback in the time I need. I just love Dr Carnes!

I would first like to say that Olivia from triage was very helpful and very kind. She listened to…read moreall my problems and she was so fast to type everything. However, Samantha Rosario NP was very unkind to me. She did not relay to me or write down when I asked her to write down how to take the new medication for seizures and for migraines after that, I had a couple of Tele video visit while I was telling her what the problem was. She sounded like she was upset with me and did not talk to me in a correct voice. she had no bedside manners while talking with her and stating the problems that I was having with my migraines, she had the nerve to tell me well you're not supposed to be taking all of this as we talked and discussed about earlier. I mention that she did not write down the information. After that situation one thing that does get me is that when she changed my new seizure medication I had indicated and stated to her that I have to drive. I have to go to work and I have to take care of my father and I had told her that the medicine that was new was not working for me. She told me and said well you're not taking it properly. I told her still it is not working for me. I listen to what she said, and I took it when I asked her. How can I drive to go to work? She ended up telling me well you need to find somebody else to take you to work. I had stated to her I do not have anyone to take me to work. I have to go to work and I have to take care of my dad and my husband and my partner. She did not tell me how to take care of this situation so I went back to my regular medicine which she was not listening to. What I wanted to tell her was well are you going to take me to work and what should I do about work. When you have a job and your seizure, medication works first of all you do not need to let your Job know this that is up to your own discretion my seizure medicine even though it cost me having cyst, acne and rosacea on my face my seizure medicine still worked! My opinion is not to see her! I do want to state that Doctor William Farrell who is my seizure and my migraine doctor is the best doctor and I would also like to stay once again Olivia from triage the nurse she will listen to you and she is very very kind and very respectful and she has bedside manners and she can type very very fast. She was very amazing and very helpful and she cares about the patient. I do recommend everybody to ask for Olivia from triage if you have any questions, she will help you and guide you. She cares about her patience once again she is an amazing person! I also hope she gets a raise too!

The department is very clean and organized. I have a…read moreneuromuscular genetic condition only a few doctors can manage and Duke is one of the best in the country. The staff is super knowledgeable and helpful and always ready to give suggestions or send in referrals to other specialists. This office has permanent staff and not rotating doctors as the main hospital does. The parking lot ro this building is a nightmare and I recommend coming early and doing the online check in once parked since it takes time to get to the office and they are patient because it's common for patients to get lost because of the multiple buildings that surround the parking

Note: There is a difference between neurosurgery and neurology. This may seem obvious but I…read moremention it because I have learned that this is not common knowledge. This location is in the same location as Duke Neurology of Raleigh. They share the same building and even the same floor and phone number but are located in different suites on different sides of the building with different doctors. For the record I saw (and my surgery was performed by) Dr. Ali Zomorodi. One important thing to remember is to ask who will be performing your surgery. I have heard several stories where patients consulted with neurosurgeons and assumed they would perform the surgeries but the surgeries were in fact performed by the neurosurgeon's PA. That being said I have mixed feelings about my experience here. I give them 4 stars for several reasons. The positives: - This is Duke after all. Many people fly internationally to have their surgery performed at Duke because of the reputation, knowledge, and experience of the surgeons. - My surgeon was very knowledgeable and experienced in my disorder and has performed high profile surgeries with success. - The complications from my surgery were minimal and my recovery seemed easier than many of the testimonials I have read elsewhere. The negatives: - Poor response from the doctor's assistant / receptionist. I was usually sent to voicemail when calling and my voicemails were never returned. On the occasions I did get through I was promised prescriptions or faxes would be sent and they were not. I ran out of pain medicine on several occasions (which is not a good thing when recovering from skull / brain based surgery). I had to call several times to follow-up and ensure that simple common tasks were completed. - Time commitments were longer than expected. Our first appointment lasted 4 hours which were spent waiting for the neurosurgeon to come in and speak to us for 5 minutes (to their credit I later learned this is very common in this field). - Bedside manner and compassion were initially absent. Our first visit resulted in the neurosurgeon explaining how I needed surgery on my skull / brain for the back pain I had been experiencing, explaining how he would perform the surgery, and leaving after talking to us for less than 5 minutes. Needless to say my wife and I were both shocked because this seemed very major to us and we were not prepared to hear what he had said. To his benefit the second visit we learned the neurosurgeon is indeed very nice and caring and took all the time in the world to answer every question we thought to ask (we chalked up the first visit to a busy / bad day) My overall assessment is that I would have given this 5 stars if it weren't for dealing with the hassles of the front desk receptionist. Even though I had very difficult and frustrating times throughout this process I would definitely recommend this office and doctor based on the experience, knowledge, and my personal experience of the surgery and recovery. Just be prepared for delays and to spend energy and effort following-up on commitments.

Dr Buttar is extremely skilled with giving spinal injections. I haven't always had success with…read morethis procedure in the past, but since switching to Dr Buttar, he has helped me to be able to move and stand again, it's been life changing. His staff is friendly and professional. Definitely would recommend this provider!

From the owner: About Raleigh Spine and Pain Center Raleigh Spine and Pain…read moreCenter is an interventional pain management clinic located in Raleigh, North Carolina, founded by distinguished interventional pain management physician Daljit S. Buttar, MD. Dr. Buttar brings over 20 years of experience as a board-certified neurologist (ABPN), board-certified pain medicine provider (ABPM), and interventional pain provider (ABIPP) to every patient he sees.  He uses the latest advances in pain management techniques, including fluoroscopic-guided spine procedures, such as epidurals or rhizotomies, minimally invasive migraine and headache treatments such as Botox, innovative regenerative medicine techniques, ultrasound-guided joint and muscle injections, such as trigger point injections, and much more. He has performed thousands of procedures with excellent results. Patients struggling with headaches, disc herniation, joint pain, nerve pain, and fibromyalgia, as well as other types of severe or ongoing pain, can rely on Raleigh Spine and Pain Center for exceptional care.  Call Dr. Buttar and the Raleigh Spine and Pain Center team for pain relief or book an appointment online today.