I have suffered migraines since high school (more than 30 years). All of the neurologists I have…read moreseen try a few different medications, get frustrated with me, and let me know there is nothing else they can do for me. Then, I met Dr. Traci. When I call her in frustration yet another thing is not working, she is patient and kind, and tells me we will keep trying until we find something that will work. She, and her staff are quick to respond (they do have other patients, appointments and office hours). They are compassionate and patient when I am in pain, frustrated and teary eyed. They listen and really HEAR what I am telling them. I finally feel seen and heard. I have found relief with Dr. Traci, but she continues to fight for me and my quality of life. I am forever grateful, I highly recommend Dr. Traci.

It is difficult to write this because Dr. Purath did help me with my migraines; however, I have…read morevery rarely come across any service person--especially a Dr.--who would talk to me the way Dr. Purath talked to me today. Dr. Purath was rude, unprofessional, invalidating, and mean-spirited. My problems with Dr. Purath started with her nurse. Every time I called during an emergency or when something was wrong I was directed to her nurse. The nurse would then tell me that she would talk to the doctor and get back to me. The information that she would relay always sounded ridiculous. For example, I once had a migraine so bad that I had to be escorted to the emergency room. After being discharged, I called Dr. Purath's office to get a medication while I waited to see her again. The nurse told me there was nothing that they could do because I went to the ER. I was flabbergasted. Another incident happened in the late winter or early spring of this year. I went to go fill a script that had been giving me relief from my daily migraines only to be told that Dr. Purath blocked the script. When I called her office, I was told that I never came in for a follow up appointment. (I was feeling better). I thought that it was reasonable to call someone before you blocked their medication, but today when I saw Dr. Purath she said, "We don't babysit." This summer the medication that I was on Escitalopram had caused me to gain approximately thirty pounds. My primary care doctor and another highly qualified doctor said that they had seen Escitalopram do this before. So, I called Dr. Purath's office a couple of times. The nurse got back to me after the second phone call and again said she would relay my issue to Dr. Purath. I got a phone call back saying that the doctor wanted me to stay on this medication for approximately three to six months. To me, this was unacceptable. But, I was sure that if I actually talked to Dr. Purath, the conversation would be different. Problematically, there was a couple months wait, so I went back to my primary doctor and tried another med. It didn't work. I called Dr. Purath's office again, and they had a cancellation. I booked my appointment and was happy that I might find some answers. Well, I was definitely wrong. First, Dr Purath told me that she had never seen that kind of weight gain from that medication. (Two other doctors I have seen said they have, and it is all over the internet). Then, she said well it seems like you are seeing a lot of doctors. I said that I wanted to see her but that it was a long wait. I told her it was like a month and a half or two months to see her. Furthermore, I said that was a long time to wait for a person who suffers from migraines. At this point, she said you don't have migraines. Well, yes, at this point, I am not having migraines but I have also gained thirty pounds. Dr. Purath then started going through her notes and questioning everything I said like I would intentionally lie or be misleading. At this point, I told her about the nurse and how difficult she was. She then went on to say that I was difficult. I told her I had never talked to her rudely or out of line. She brought up the time I called the office when they blocked my script. I didn't say anything offensive. I asked them to fill the script while I waited for an appointment. I then said I would think that the office would call if they were intending to block my medication. This is when she said the "We don't babysit" line. At that point, I had enough. When the appointment was over, I told Dr. Purath that this would probably be my last appointment,. What she did next was extremely unprofessional,. Dr. Purath proceeded to say "great, thank you, and I am happy." Then, she stormed out of the room. Side note: When I went to the ER for my migraines, it was my allergist that called to see if I was ok.

Clean, modern office. The lights in the exam rooms can be adjusted lower, which is nice. Staff…read moremembers were friendly. Medical Assistant, Jae, was friendly and professional. The wait time was minimal. Dr Dastagir is amazing. I told him about bad experience I had with other neurologists and I just needed a doctor. He looked at me so kindly and said - I will take care of you. I almost cried. He spent one hour with me listening and asking questions. He never rushed me. He is is a kind person that has a good sense of humor. Highly recommend Dr Dastagir.

I followed my Dr. to this practice. From the beginning it was nothing but a hot mess. I agree with…read moreeverything the other reviewers have shared who also have followed this amazing doctor. To start they canceled my appointment the day before and advised ME to contact the pharmacy to have the medication authorized since they "were not getting a response". I contacted the pharmacy who informed me that they had just been contacted by this practice THAT DAY. So they did not bother to ensure my medication was ready for my appointment until the day before which resulted in my appointment being canceled. In my 7 years of being with this Dr. I have NEVER missed a Botox injection for migraines. Of course I was not happy. The office staff are rude and unkind. Next I was contacted and told I needed to contacted my insurance and provide pre-authorization before the pharmacy would release the medication. Again I was told that no one was returning their calls from my insurance. LIE. I called my insurance and again they had documentation that they had been contacted THAT DAY for the first time. So now they want me to do their job. When I tried to call the office no one picks up and if you leave a message it takes up to a week for someone to call you back. On my final call with the office to find out if the medication had been delivered - which it had and no one cared to let me know - I was treated horribly. I was told "I can go find a new provider" I asked the man to stop calling me Ms. Tina and call me Mrs. Schenk and he said, OK, Ms. Tina. So to top it all off. My amazing doctor came in before business hours to provide my overdue treatment. She informed me that she had to let me go as a patient because the office no longer wants to deal with me. That I bullied them! Wow! It is a shame they don't have their calls recorded because the truth would be clear. STAY AWAY FROM THIS PRACTICE. The front office staff are horrible.

Earlier I reviewed the rehab facility, but not the actual hospital, there are three buildings here,…read morethe hospitial, the clinic that has PT, and the professional building with physicians offices. I love the hospital as an example of the neighborhood community hospital of the 20th century. It is so much nicer than the obviously costly hospital corporation megahospitals that have taken over the industry. But it is owned by Ascension so expect an aggressive prioritization of your ability as a patient to pay their highly inflated prices. They demonize insurance, but it is the large hospital corporations responsible for the high cost of healthcare and they make no secret about how important it is to them to get paid. When you pass the wallet biopsy, the workers here are very pleasant and competent. I of course never saw an actual physician, but the receptionist at radiology, as well as the radiology tech were respectful and knew what they were doing. The cafeteria isn't what it used to be, but there's a nice bakery across the street.

Hospitals are Hospitals, right? In the case of this one..you could not be more wrong.The staff is…read morepatient, KIND,knowledgeable , attentive, and hard working to say the least! The food is a cut above most small Cafe etc The food is fresh, hot, and customizable ! Thanks staff for everything!

During a major surgery I was treated quite well and respect !…read more The nurses were attentive and made me feel cared for ! The room was cleaned daily! The RNs and practicing staff were very kind always Food isn't great but who knows after surgery! Dr Clarissa Clark and Dr Erin Strong surgeons are excellent! The top floor room was spacious ! Don't want to be in the hospital again but I had great care recovery on this long road!

Run like a for profit hospital. All they care about is overcharging for anything they can get away…read morewith. Was charged almost $3'000 for Resuscitation that was NEVER preformed! Froedtert hospital can show the logs because it was NEVER done...but they charged me for it.

I spent several days in this hospital, and I was in excruciating pain. I was waiting for a place at…read moresaint luke's to open for surgery. In the meantime, west allis memorial kept me as comfortable as they could possibly keep me. Pretty much all the staff were wonderful and very helpful. I filled out a number of Daisy awards for the girls. Here they went above and beyond for me!! The doctor he went above and beyond for me as well. Trying to find me a surgeon as fast as he possibly could!! I wanna thank everyone who was involved in my care there!! I can't remember any of the names as I was in such pain that all I could think about was how I was suffering. All I know, is the staff tried to ease my pain in any which way they could. I only wish there was a surgeon at that hospital that could have helped me. Because once I left there, it went downhill. Don't get me wrong. My surgeon at saint luke's was phenomenal, but the patient care there horrific. Again, I want to thank west allis. Memorial hospital for their exceptional care.

On February 18, 2026, I went to the hospital for a routine colonoscopy. Instead of receiving care,…read moreI experienced humiliating treatment related to my gender identity. During pre-op, Dr. Lee yelled in my face, "Are you a woman?" and asked if I needed a pregnancy test, even though my chart lists me as male. I had already explained that I previously lived as a transgender woman and currently wear a chest binder while awaiting surgery clearance. Despite this, I felt mocked and singled out in front of others. In the end, the doctor refused to perform the exam. I left without the procedure and still do not know whether I may have a serious medical issue. I reported the incident and spoke with a manager today, who told me the staff "did nothing wrong." That response was extremely upsetting and suggests that this type of treatment toward LGBTQ patients is being dismissed rather than addressed. No patient should be humiliated or denied medical care because of their gender identity. Patients deserve dignity, respect, and appropriate medical treatment. Everyone deserves to be treated with basic respect and dignity. I hope management takes this feedback seriously, provides better training to their staff, and works to ensure that all customers--regardless of gender identity--are treated fairly.