As a diagnosed epileptic, I found my new patient appointment with Dr. Ryan to be very dismissive of my condition. I have had seizures from a very young age. Eventually, they tapered off in my teens. I still have very vivid memories of these events. I have once again been experiencing them almost a decade later. Dr. Ryan immediately dismissed my concerns and suggested that maybe I am having night terrors or sleepwalking. I should have listened to the reviews here before booking. Everything written in them is true. Save yourself a trip and find competent neurologists who BELIEVE their patients. Step one to a great doctor patient relationship is listening. Anyone who has a full body seizure with shaking and drooling and is not coherent and has diagnosed EPILEPSY might just be an epileptic. Which by the way, epilepsy is never "cured"...ask the epilepsy foundation. read more

Best sleep study I've had so far out of 3. The room was very nice. I slept well. The Technician was great at her job. She made me feel comfortable and relaxed. read more

My provider, Scott Ihde is amazing. Patient portal communication is efficient. It can be hard to get through on the phone, however. My main and only complaint really is the head nurse, Charlotte. She has been nothing but a bully to me. She makes me want to avoid the practice and the only thing keeping me there is my PA, Scott. Charlotte belittles me when I come in for injection assistance, calling me "squirmy" and threatening not to assist me anymore unless I bring her gifts. It's been horrendous to have to put up with her antics to get the care that I need. As great as many of the doctors and PAs are, I would not recommend anyone come to this practice just so you can avoid dealing with Charlotte as well as difficulties getting in contact with anyone via phone. You're much better off at Emerge Ortho. read more

My wife saw a neurologist at Raleigh Neurology (Durham). She had a nerve test performed in that office, and an MRI was ordered for Duke Health. Several weeks later, the MRI was performed, and the results were sent to the neurologist. After waiting for another month for a call from Raleigh Neurology to get the MRI results, my wife called them. She was told by the woman on the phone that the neurologist had received the MRI results, but it would be a month before he could get back to her. Not happy with that response, we went to a different neurologist, who, at our request, read the results. We asked for a referral to Duke Neurology, since they are nationally ranked. We have been very happy with Duke Neurolgy. We were not happy with Raleigh Neurology (Durham), and cannot recommend them. read more

From check-in, I found this office to be nice, quiet, private, and convenient. I came in on a referral from my Primary Care Physician. They are really up-to-date on their technology, with an option to check in via a touchscreen computer or with one of the staff. Dr. Kirk was very nice, as was Susanna the PA-C, even though it was determined that I do not have a disorder of any kind, they were still helpful. read more

Raleigh Neurology Associates - Front Parking and Entrance - Neurologist Near Me - Durham, North Carolina

ZERO stars!! I cannot believe what the receptionist told me when I called Raleigh Neurology to make an appointment for my daughter to be seen for a possible concussion..."the person who does the scheduling for the concussion clinic is on vacation, so my daughter wouldn't be able to get an appointment until the person returns next week". I can't even believe they actually said that! Ridiculous. I will be going to UNC or Duke. read more

This was singlehandedly the worst medical experience I've ever had. I've had chronic headaches for the past two years and truly wasted a year of my time and money meeting with Dr. Bowman. All he did every time we met was give me different medications that would drastically alter my body weight and mood. When I brought up the idea of doing an MRI on my spine after an MRI on my brain, he shot down the idea. After thankfully leaving this medical office I saw several other professionals who all recommended I get an MRI on my upper spine and thought it was astoundingly poor practice that it hadn't been recommended by Raleigh Neurology. Please try to avoid this place at all costs, it will end up wasting your time, energy, and money. read more

Is zero stars possible? I obtained a referral from my Primary Care doctor at UNC Campus Health. When scheduling the appointment, the scheduler acknowledged that I had been seen back in 2002 and I would have to be seen as a new patient. Months later, when I was able to be seen, I informed the RNA that she handed me a child form. I am 21 years old, something the scheduler knew. At this moment, I had already paid the copay and was informed that I could not be seen today because of the scheduling error. Not only had I waited months for an appointment, I drove 30 minutes for the appointment. In this moment, they refunded my copay and allowed me to speak to the manager on the phone. As I was questioning the manager (Nicole) about compensation for this carelessness, she informed me that they do not normally compensate for these errors. In this moment, she lied on the phone and told me that she did not have the name of the scheduler. She also refused contact information for the supervisor. She only provided me a name and said that they would reach out to me. I specifically asked for the name of the scheduler multiple times and she claimed that she did not have it. When I informed Nicole that the front lady at the office did, she then quickly said the name of the scheduler. She had lied. The management of a place says a lot about the practice. read more