I was in a car accident that changed my life for the worst back in 2018. For about 10 months after…read morethe accident, I had daily vomiting from the pain I was in. I will keep a long story short, and say that I was able to access a better network of doctors by getting insurance through my workplace instead of through Covered CA. Dr. Brizuela promised me that he would partner with me to improve my condition and health and refer to experts for anything he couldn't figure out. HE HAS CHANGED MY LIFE!!! I am not crier. But every time I am in his office and tell him how I'm feeling better and slowly but surely returning to "normal" activities, I start crying when I feel the hope swell up within me to return to my life of health and fitness. (I was training for my first bikini competition prior to the car accident.) He is very kind, empathetic, and truly listens to your concerns and responds with kindness and care that improves your condition. If you are looking for an excellent, top-notch neurologist, look no further because Dr. Brizuela will change your life for the better. Thank you, Dr. Brizuela, for helping me on my journey of becoming myself again instead of a shadow of who I used to be.

I'd already left one review but after an encounter just yesterday, I HAD to come back again. His…read morestaff are completely incompetent and undereducated. At one time BEFORE the Dr. was a part of some consortium or something (called West Coast Neurology...none of whom are good, caring doctors) there was just one set of staff. They were competent. I had no issues with their work. After he separated and got his own staff (which I'll also note have NO diversity at all) have been horrible and uum, not very bright/intelligent. This matters! As a patient you want competent, well trained folks involved in your health care (medications, etc). On a prior occasion his staff didn't understand simple middle-school math which MatterS, especially when it comes to meds' dosage, for goodness sake. Yesterday I called to fix a situation with not receiving my meds. The pharmacy refused to fill my RX because of the errors made by Dr. B's staff, specifically Sajona (per the pharmacy who actually spoke with her). She had put in order for my meds to be in the form of syringes. I've NEVER received them in that way except for once by Dr.B staff error that time too. My meds are supposed to be auto-injectors. I was referred to Dr. B's assistant, Arianna, to correct this mistake, along with Another mistake with the same meds. My last rct. of these meds was too much. I received a 3 month supply all at once. I'm supposed to receive only a 30-day/one month supply at a time. This needs to be refrigerated. Auto injections take up a lot of space in the fridge and/so 3 mos. worth is too much, not to mention the 'freshness/viabilty' aspect. Arianna claimed that this was an error on the part of the authorizing medical MedRx because said the Dr.'s original order was for a 3mo. supply. I told her that she was Wrong, I've had this Dr. for at least 10 years and never got 3 mos. supply all at once except for now.The Dr. has to reissue/redo Authorizations for these meds every 3mos. but Not a 3 month supply. I had to explain this to Aurianna, and I, the patient shouldn't have to explain Her job to her. She insisted that she was looking at the Dr.s order and it was 4 a 3month supply. She refused to take accountability for HER lack of knowledge and said that the insurer must have changed their rules to authorize 3mos. Wrong! I was in a 3-way call with both the Med-RX people and Molina. Med RX pulled my info. and said the Dr.s order was for a 30-day supply only! When I called back to the Dr.s office (and I called Before the end of the office hours) suddenly NO ONE answered the phone! Interesting (because I know they have caller ID/ can see the # that's calling). Incompetent, non-educated, unprofessional, passing the buck, not taking accountability describes this Dr.s staff, periodt! I'm diligently searching elsewhere!

Dr Cheng spends time to listen and to explain his treatment step by step. He comes into the…read moretreatment room with a friendly smile as well as when he talks never in a hurry to leave the room . To me he is an ideal moral supporter and I trust in him.

I started seeing Dr. Cheng in 2017, after almost a decade of doctors who could not help me with my…read morechronic insomnia that had plagued me for over 20 years. I was met with skepticism of my condition, labeled a drug seeker, sought psychiatrist, neurologist and I was dismissed without any help. For those who suffer from this level of severe insomnia, I had started to lose hope (if you know what I mean). There is a reason why sleep deprivation is a form of torure commonly used on terrorists. Dr. Cheng listened to me, he went above and beyond to complete a thorough background of all my past attempts, tests and medications. He didn't just acquiesce to simply placate me. He worked diligently and with compassion until we found the right treatment for my condition. My years of sleep deprivation interfered with employment, family and my life in general. He has given me my life. I would highly recommend Dr. Cheng for anyone who is suffering. You don't have to suffer any longer.

Never on time 1:00 appt means nothing u may get in a hour later waiting worst scheduling I've seen…read more Every time I've come here with a appointment

This review is for Dr Nune and the clinical staff: The…read morereason for the visit was for both vestibular and memory issues. I wish I was more invasive and snapped a shot because you cannot believe this. The tech was dressed in a red themed jacket to top off an outfit more fitting of attending a rap concert than a medical office. I thought I was being punked. The guy was pleasant enough but dressed very inappropriately. I cannot take any doctor seriously that would allow for anyone working in said office to not be outfitted in proper scrubs etc.. The younger lady at check in was very pleasant but not able to obtain my MRI records while at my visit that was around 45 minutes (wait was around 10 minutes and 30 minutes for the visit. The doctor told me the visit was going to be be focused on one issue (not two) and this was going to be memory. I did a quick walk at the end to show instability when I walk (I had my balance nerve cut years ago during a resection). I got some archaic test complete with kindergarten animal sketches and other nonsense in a test that was likely created sometime in the 1960's. Meanwhile, I misplace everything all the time including cars I just parked minutes prior to a quick run into the store. So, how does this address help define my memory issues?! I am starting to think neurologist are completely pointless. I mean Chat GPT is more helpful and that is not saying much. Finally, I was offered a future EEG test. I was directed to a room with a woman with glasses to set that appointment. This was a woman with attitude (wore glasses and hair pulled back in a ponytail). I asked if I could have this test closer to home since this was a trek and I was told after developing care that future visits could be virtual. She took some attitude with me and stated twice about how the test needs to be done in that office. A good doctor would understand my situation and want to make it as easy for a patient as possible (imho). I kept insisting that I would not want to return to have this test there, so she hems and haws then gets up to ask the doctor (supposedly) and comes back to tell me it's a negative and I have to come there. Oh, and it gets better because then you have to wait a month if you want to get the results. Every single doctor posts results in your medical chart and if something is abnormal then they call you. Thank goodness this doctor is not treating something more dire (at least for me) because who needs to wait a month for a useless test....no one and I am out.

Myofascial Syndrome: A fortunate recommendation by my Neurologist, Dr. Edward G. Barton, introduced…read moreme to a renowned professional who uses his own specific and trademarked treatments. A year of suffering and a hospitalization had not led me to a solution or to the cause of my pain and rapid loss of mobility. After a series of weekly visits, I was guided back to normalcy. Some tips during treatment keep me on course. I will return for occasional visits as needed. Thank you, Dr. Barton, for your guidance, wisdom and empathy. I am 76 and I want to avoid surgery whenever I can and take care of my body.

Dr. Barton's office is tucked inside West Coast Neurology (Suite 175), and honestly? The whole…read moreplace feels surprisingly upbeat for a medical practice. There's a kind of warm energy buzzing through it. When I walked in, a few staff members immediately checked in with me--offered help, asked if I needed anything, and seemed like they meant it. It's the kind of place where you don't feel like an inconvenience for just... being there. Dr. Barton himself? Warm, sharp, unhurried. He asked specific questions, zero judgment, no rush--just actual conversation. You can tell he likes his job and takes it seriously. Also? He's a lot more personable than you'd expect from someone who's double-board-certified in neurology and clinical neurophysiology. (Which sounds a bit like a Marvel super-scientist resume, but I digress). ‍‍ Bottom line: if you're looking for a doctor who listens, thinks out loud with you, respects your time, and actually gives a damn--Dr. Barton checks every box, and then some.

Very compassionate Dr and knowledgeable. She made my 87 year old dad feel good today. She…read moreunderstood our situation right away and took immediate action.

Highly recommend Dr Lin. She was professional and kind. She never made us feel rushed. She LISTENED…read moreand spoke loudly and clearly to my 85 year old mother. She alleviated my mothers fears. We felt she was completely knowledgeable in her field.

My son suffers from epilepsy and was in remission for 7 years when out of nowhere it came back. As…read moreany mother does you research tirelessly trying to find the best doctor. Hands down, Dr. Apelian is the best doctor specializing in epilepsy. He was very detailed in the next steps and found his transparency to be refreshing. I can't thank him enough for taking to answer the whole list of questions I had. His bedside manner is compassionate and caring even when I was balling my eyes out, his confidence and expertise put my mind at ease. I can't thank him enough for everything. He is a game changer. If you suffer from epilepsy, definitely recommend Dr. Apelian. His office staff is amazing and are helpful with any insurance questions you have.

Love this office. I give Dr. Apelian and his staff an A+. I have been going here for years and I'm…read moreso grateful for Dr. Apelian alleviating so much of my pain. Botox in my shoulders, neck and head have been life changing. I have referred three other people and they all love Dr. Apelian. He explains everything so you completely understand it and leave his office feeling confident. Over the years I've seen many neurologists and trust me, Dr. Apelian is the BEST.

Had two injections of Botox for headaches that didn't resolve my problem by her. Received a bill…read morefor almost three thousand. I researched what the average cost is per vial for botox by doctors and it's fro $300-$1200. Something way out of line here and wrong.

I saw Dr Yeung on the recommendation of my current neurologist…read more Dr Yeung was very knowledgeable and explained things so they were easy to understand. She took her time with me and never made me feel rushed. I would highly recommend Dr. Yeung.

As a doctor, whose role is to serve and out of respect for his patients, Dr. An attitude was…read moreabysmal. He repeatedly required patients with return visits, if not, it will terminate their prescription drug authorization and withhold their visits. The consultation was slapdash, requiring patients to spend a considerable amount of money for a brief conversation that ended in five minutes. I've never experienced such a horrible attitude and the indignation of paying for medical treatment!

Dr Ann is a terrible doctor would not recommend, he completely discouraged and degraded me to a…read morepoint of making me feel like a hopeless failure saying I would never be able to drive my infant daughter anywhere legally,, I got a second opinion and got my license back. I have been driving My daughter and wife legally for the past year now. Hopefully he has a change of heart with new patients and that nobody feels the need to give up

Stay really far away from this place. My Father with advanced Alzheimer's had been seeing Dr…read more Wogensen for a couple years. He put my Dad through a bunch of inappropriate tests to see if he would qualify for the new drug they were pushing for it. After a multitude of intense imaging and labs, then he did a simple memory question test at the end and said he was way too advanced to qualify for the drug. Which he should have known just by seeing him every few months! His assistant Jennifer is a joke. You will never get a call back from her for refills, to reschedule, etc. when I finally had to go through the office manager to get everything done I knew it was time to leave. I requested my dad's records to move onto the next doctor and was appalled by the information in them! He referenced me as his wife in every note and also had his previous occupation and age incorrect. This whole place should be shut down

I have been under Dr. Wogensen's care for almost a year and I can't recommend him enough. When I…read morestepped into his office I was feeling a little defeated, but he asked the right questions, recommended the right tests and checked in periodically to make sure that the prescribed treatment worked properly. It is rare that one would find such a thorough specialist. I'm very grateful for his expertise, his follow up and his very efficient and friendly office staff.

I met Dr. Andrew Geleris today to get his thoughts and recommendations on my migraine history, and…read morehe was one of the nicest doctors you could ever hope to meet. I immediately felt at ease by his calm and gentle demeanor, and he had a great sense of humor too. A very good listener as well, but more importantly, he understands what migraine sufferers cope with. He gave me hope that there are other proactive treatments we can try to lower the frequency of my migraines, rather than just treat them reactively. I highly recommend him and will see him again in June to try one of the new, suggested treatments. I have the utmost confidence in him.

He was so uncaring. My sister has alzheimers and his office would NOT renew her meds before she…read moresees dr Geleris. Her confusion got very bad after she had run out of her alzheimers medication. When we finally got in to see him-it took 2 months to get an appt, and asked why he wouldn't give us just enough meds til we got to this appt, he said it was the clinics policy to not renew meds if u haven't been seen in a yr. I asked why he couldn't make the decision to tell the clinic he wanted his patients to get enough med til they see him. He said,"it was NOT worth my energy". What dr says that to a patient and family? Basically he said he was on a salary and doesn't make the decisions. Really? So he could care less about my sister. That's what he was really saying. As long as he gets his paycheck. What happen to the the oath he took when he first got his degree? A Geleris you need to retire and do patients a favor. I'd give him no stars if I could.