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    Beyond ADHD - Dr. Golzad & Staff

    Beyond ADHD

    4.7(7 reviews)
    4.5 miElmhurst

    I am accompanying an elderly relative. This is the second visit and today's visit is for a test…read more We have yet to meet or speak to the doctor. The staff's attention and service to patients seems to vary on day, number of patients and weather. This review is tentative as we have yet to finish our visits, tests, etc...

    By the time I met with Dr. Golzad, I had lost all hope. I had seen many doctors and rehabilitation…read morespecialists for a work-related Traumatic Brain Injury. I was suffering from many cognitive, psychological and physical problems. I had to walk with canes or walkers, I couldn't concentrate on conversations, and I couldn't finish the simplest task. I was given the impression that I wasn't going to improve and that the passage of time would only make my symptoms worse. I was frightened, isolated, and profoundly depressed. My wife heard good things about Dr. Golzad and forced me to see him. My first visit with Dr. Golzad was very different than anything I had experienced until then. First, he observed my gait. Due to my balance disorder I had fallen several times. I used walkers to go around. Dr. Golzad realized that I had developed an extreme fear of falling and that I needed to overcome before I could improve. He attached me to a harness that was rigged to an overhead trolley. He took away my walkers and asked me to walk. The harness held me up. After several steps, Dr. Golzad gradually loosened the harness and encouraged me to walk from one end of the hallway to the other without my walkers. Then he removed the harness and to my surprise I walked. Within several weeks of performing a series of exercises, my legs got stronger and my mind got over the paralyzing phobia that several falls after the TBI had left me with. I became capable of leaving my house without my walkers! Still, as I explained, the depression was profound. I had seen psychiatrists. I was proscribed one antidepressant after another. My depression was resistant to Prozac and other drugs. That left me feeling like a failure. My whole life had changed. I didn't want to be depressed. No one wants to be depressed. Dr. Golzad began regular injections of the drug Ketamine in his office. Music therapy and aromatherapy were part of the treatment. After several sessions, my incurable sadness lifted. I wanted to and did engage more actively in the various therapy sessions to improve my cognition. All along, Dr. Golzad had me take nutritional supplements. I began an intensive program of supervised neurofeedback-assisted cognitive remediation therapy. It took several months until I made enough progress to stop supervised therapy. I continue the exercises on my own. I have restarted projects and I engage in activities I had to abandon after my accident. I no longer feel isolated. I feel hopeful again. Just a few weeks ago I started a volunteer job in a chronic healthcare facility. In my experience, a TBI injury is devastating. A patient must get the right care. Dr. Golzad personalized my care, all of it. I needed a lot of help and I got it. I am so glad my wife insisted I try one more doctor and that doctor turned out to be Dr. Golzad. To my fellow TBI survivors, do not give up. Wherever you are in this country, find the right doctor. There is light at the end of a dark and scary tunnel.

    Long Island Neurology Consultants - Lewis A. Levy, M.D., D.P.N. Board-certified Neurologist

    Long Island Neurology Consultants

    2.9(17 reviews)
    7.4 mi

    The professionals in this office are great. I have worked with Dr. Levy and Asha Mathews for…read moreyears. Both are kind, knowledgeable, and take time with their patients. However, trying to reach the office is impossible. I have left numerous messages for Asha within a two-week period, and I never received a return call. This first happened to me back in February. I left a message every week for six weeks before I got a response. The only reason the practice manager called me then was because I had left a message on the review part of their website { which no longer exists}. The office staff at the front desk is, yes, very rude. It's a shame that these are the first people one encounters when walking into the office, because once one is called to the back for testing or an appointment, everyone there is very professional.

    I've never encountered such total indifference to a patient's request for help regarding horrendous…read morepain following a visit. I was examined by Lana on 6/23/2026 and was prescribed a medication that provided no relief from pain. I placed a call requesting help from Lana on 6/24 and do understand that she was not in that day, but was told that she would get back to me the following day upon her return on 6/25. After a lack of response on the 25th I placed several more calls leaving messages for her, or if she were unavailable to please have someone else get back to me. I was assured that the several messages were delivered and that someone would get back to me. I had explained that I was in extreme pain, unable to sleep for almost a week, and that I would appreciate the possibility of another medication or other solution for relief. I never received at least the courtesy of a callback from the office. I consider that a total disregard for the welfare and comfort of the patient and totally unacceptable.

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    Mark A. Nelson, D.O., D.P.N. Board-certified Neurologist

    Complete Neurological Care

    Complete Neurological Care

    2.2(81 reviews)
    2.9 miForest Hills

    Been going here for about 6 months now. Tbh my first visit with Dr. Edgar I wasn't happy with. I…read morewaited 45 min past my appointment time (yes the wait time here is always pretty long). I was seen by the triage nurse and she asked me a ton of questions and did small preliminary tests (ex: typical tapping my knees to get reaction, etc). My issue was actually with Dr. Edgar herself. She came in the room and was very nice but spent all of 5 minutes total with me before she started putting me on a bunch of medications....seriously...blood pressure meds, nurtec, tizanidine, and one other I can't remember the name of. She also said we should try Topamax. Then they scheduled me for weekly infusions. She left the room and that's the last time I've ever seen her. I was extremely bothered about being tossed a ton of meds when there weren't any actual tests done first to find out why I was having these migraine symptoms. I expected much more from her honestly since I heard she was one of the best. I wasn't impressed. And I didn't take any of the meds she gave me except for the nurtec and weekly infusions because I wasn't comfortable doing so without test results. I decided to stick with the place since they seem to be extremely thorough in their testing, which they are. They did almost every test under the sun for me over the course of a month. All the people who administered the tests were very nice. Especially the man who did my nerve test. I was so nervous about it and he made me very comfortable. The girl who does the infusions is a doll and really sweet. My next appointment with a neurologist I saw Dr. Silverstein and holy cow what a difference. Dr. Silverstein actually takes her time with you and listens. She goes over each result with you so you understand and will be honest with you about medications and not just try to push them on you (I was honest and told her which ones I didn't take and she didn't think I needed them anyway). She's willing to schedule other tests to really get to the root of the issue. I really appreciated her. I haven't seen Dr Edgar again and I don't plan to. I've seen another neurologist when Dr Silverstein wasn't available. I forget his name but he was also very nice and efficient. The office itself is fine. The front desk staff is hit or miss and some of them aren't very good at scheduling or keeping track of things. Overall it's a good place though and I'm happy with it. As long as Dr Silverstein is there, I'll be returning.

    I made an appointment because the website said this office treats snoring and sleep apnea. And the…read moredoctor I saw said "oh, I don't do that, you need a different specialist." Seeing as I was already there, I took an EEG, but was then told I cannot get the results on the phone and need to come back again. So I was charged a copay for services I did not need, plus lab fees, and will be asked for another copay when I return. At best I will learn something about my brain, but that is not why I was there! They really must change their website. And I am starting to think that doctors make more money from their share of lab fees than I realized since I have been charged often for them. Oh, and after saying he would give me a referral, he didn't say who I should see. I am back at square one.

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