I have been a long time patient with Dr. Guru and NP Rodriguez. Through Trial-Error-Achievements…read morewith my medications, we have finally found the correct medication that works for me. They truly do care about your well-being when a seizure occurs. Despite the office staff being a little overbearing in the beginning of telehealth calls and not answering phone calls -- I stick with the Advanced Neuroscience Clinic because they work with my health to the fullest.

Very thorough and took the time to listen to my concerns. The staff was kind and professional, and…read moreI never felt rushed. Highly recommend!

I suffered a back injury last year that initially seemed to improve, but several months later the…read morepain returned. Since then it has progressively worsened, especially over the last six months. Because of circumstances outside my control, I had to delay seeking medical care. When I was finally referred to a spine specialist, I chose Dr. Nwojo's office because of his education and experience. Scheduling was frustrating from the beginning. After my referral was sent, it took over a week for the office to contact me. Then, the day before my appointment, I was told they needed my MRI images and that the appointment couldn't proceed without them. I had to scramble to obtain the imaging and reschedule. I don't understand why this wasn't communicated when the appointment was originally made. When I arrived, I was seen by a nurse practitioner rather than Dr. Nwojo. I understand that many practices use NPs, but I left feeling that once it was determined I was not a surgical candidate, the focus shifted almost entirely to explaining why surgery wasn't an option instead of trying to determine why I was experiencing progressively worsening neurological symptoms. Throughout the visit, I asked what was causing my symptoms, whether they were consistent with my lifting injury, why they had worsened, and whether they were likely to continue progressing. The answers were largely that it was "possible," "hard to say," or "I don't know." I understand that medicine doesn't always provide definitive answers, but I left without a clear explanation for why my condition had changed so significantly. One comment that stood out was that if imaging had been obtained immediately after the injury, they may have been able to say more. Unfortunately, that wasn't my choice. My employer denied coverage for the injury, and I couldn't afford to pursue imaging on my own at that time. What disappointed me most was leaving without a clear plan to investigate the neurological symptoms that brought me there. My recommendations were medications, physical therapy, and possibly pain management. Those may be appropriate treatments, but they didn't answer the questions I came seeking help with. I paid for this visit out of pocket and traveled to Odessa hoping to better understand what was happening to my back. Instead, I left feeling discouraged and still searching for answers. I was polite and respectful throughout the appointment, but I left feeling that my concerns had not been fully addressed.

Dr. Nwojo performed ACDF surgery on my C4-C7 and placed a titanium plate with 8 screws and it oh my…read moregosh the Lord worked miracles thru his hands. I've been battling this pain for years and now I can finally live life better. I was in and out in one day and was playing golf after 6 weeks. I can't recommend Dr. Nwojo enough if you need any type of spinal surgery! He was. Godsend to me. Thank you Dr. Nwojo.

I had to respond to the negative review previously posted. I have been seeing Dr. Brown for over…read more10 years and think he is a wonderful doctor. Before seeing Dr. Brown I was having repeated seizures. He helped me find a medication that controlled them and gave me back a life. Recently I had to change medications (due to other health problems) and I am not as happy with it as the other one....but I feel like Dr. Brown is looking out for my best interest. Whoever you are....you certainly have a right to your opinion....but so do I. I disagree with the titles you chose for Dr. Brown. And rather than think age is a bad thing....I like to think of it as being experienced. I feel bad that you are having continuous medical problems. I know that it can be very frustrating.....and even depressing....it depressed me! I don't think that is a cause for seizures but it can sure make me more susceptible. If you are truly unhappy with Dr. Brown.....get another doctor. Like I said, I have been with him for over 10 years and think he is a fine doctor. Good Luck!

I had a reverse shoulder replacement done at Midland Memorial Hospital by Dr. Dickens and I found…read morethis hospital patient care and treatment excellent. The night nurse was very accommodating and the room I had was private. Everyone was especially nice and my surgery went as planned and I am now a few months out.

Waited 2 hours in the ER for my 87 year-old husband to be seen for severe dizziness and extreme…read morepain in his swollen right ankle (ankle surgery in December, wound site still not healed) and they took care of everyone else, including people who arrived after he did, leaving him to sit in the hallway. I loathe this hospital deeply. I'll take him to Odessa next time.

Lower lumbar fusion l1 to t12 lumbar to thoracic Worked…read moreout great. He is a great surgeon. Multilevel fusion After a lifetime of back surgery I have had relief.

Horrible attitudes. Receptionist lectures, interrupts , and won't let you get a word in edgewise…read more Treats you like you are pathetic. The Dr. rushed and wanted me gone. This was an awful experience. I left so disappointed.

Worst Doctor ever. Waited 4 to 5 hours after my schedule appointment before I got to see him. He…read moreonly spent maybe 5 to 6 minutes with me. He never ran any test to find out why I had severe migraines. Dr. Kadir violated my Hyppa rights allowing people to come in the room with me and not asking if they have permission to come in.

The doctor spent maybe 15 minutes with Mr and just whizzed through the exam. Prior to this visit I…read morecouldn't get the office to answer my calls. Someone would answer and put me on hold right away every time I called. Not a professional service. I wasted my $250.00 hard earned cash and didn't get to ask my questions because I was so rushed through. I will NOT be going back and I do NOT recommend this doctor because he's too busy taking your money without giving you a decent exam or spending time with you to answer your questions.

Is there a minus star rating? This is a very long story so…read moreto make it short I will just say that I was supposed to get a sleep study done from 9:00PM to 9:00AM and when we got there(after confirming several times with them that this would not happen) they said the technicians are only available until 5:00AM. This for me means that I would sleep for less than 3 hours and be kicked out of there, which is pointless. I called more than 6 times to confirm this would not happen but it still did. There are so many problems with these people but in the end this is what ended up wasting my time, stamina, and also will make me never come back to them.

In my opinion, Dr Verona shouldn't even have a license to practice medicine. I had a stroke and…read morewasn't recovering as expected. When I explained to him the symptoms I was still having, his exact words were, "You didn't have that kind of stroke. You need to see a psychiatrist". I left in tears so completely gobsmacked that a doctor would be so unwilling to listen. Well, I did see a shrink (not crazy) and saw several other doctors and it turns out the stroke was worse than what showed on the MRI. Every single one of my symptoms can be explained with the additional testing from other providers. OCVT for eye problems and Dr. James Kemper for balance and hearing. Dr. V wait time 40-60 minutes and then he is ill-prepared for you. He's not ready to discuss your case because he hasn't bothered to read reports and test results provided. I tried to see another Dr. In the same clinic and they do not let you switch. Go to Dr. Steven Warach for stroke concerns.