My wife went to him when we first moved here in 2008. At 28, she was almost wheelchair bound and…read morehad several other doctors tell her nothing could be done to help her with her back pain that she had been living with for 10 years. One doctor even told her that her pain was mental and that she was a drug seeker. Dr. Hacker took one look at her x-rays and explained what was happening and that he could perform surgery in the next couple of weeks which would eliminate the pain so she had the work done. Today she is back to playing indoor soccer and running regularly. Still has some pain but nothing like what she had been living with. Another friend of ours went to him and she too had the same experience. Years of docs telling her there was nothing that could be done and then Doctor Hacker telling her that there was hope and then fixing the problem.

Peacehealth neuro sciences received my referral Dec. 2024 for a neck injury due to an auto…read moreaccident. it is now June 2025 and have not received a phone call back after 6 attempts leaving voice messages. who does this?

Came here with dizziness and was looked at quite soon but sat in ER 9 hours awaiting for doctor to…read moreclear me to go home. Inquired with the triage and basically told me to go sit and wait. Could have been discharged 2-4 hours earlier quickly.

Although this neurologist's understanding of his discipline seems acceptable, his bedside manner is…read moreso abysmal that it almost renders his medical proficiency irrelevant. He needs sensitivity training or training on how to conceal his contempt for his patients more effectively. He was rude, abrasive, and condescending. So he is only recommended if you don't mind being treated with utter contempt. He actually seems to understand neurology quite well, but doesn't convey respect for his patients. I would only go to him if there were no other neurologists on the continent because I don't enjoy being treated as subhuman (although masochists might enjoy him).

I was pleasantly surprised by the throughness and concern with which Dr. Lockfeld diagnosed my…read morecondition. He actually spent a lot of time evaluating the situation and scheduling a further test. Doctor visits are not my favorite but the view I learned of my condition at this appointment was moving down the road to healing.

This review is for migraine treatment, as that has been our experience. Dr. Balm exhibits not the…read moreslightest interest in this condition--two minutes of his time every 6 months is all the effort he wants to expend. He doesn't suggest different medications or treatments--he doesn't even seem to notice significant weight loss and didn't evince any concern over the development of seizures (another doctor determined it was due to too high a dose of one medication; they stopped when it was reduced). His staff reflects his attitude--patients are really annoying, even when they only call a few times a year. There aren't many neurologists in Eugene so choice is limited--but after two years of this, pretty much anyone would be an improvement.

$15 for a medical assistant to sign a piece of paper is insane. When I asked the reason for that,…read moreshe was rude and couldn't even give me an explanation why except that "we charge that for all paperwork" okay.. but why? And I had to come back the next day to get it!

Horriable office and aftercare. I would not recommend…read moreNeurospine. I didn't get my life back,what I got was neuropathy and a drop foot after the second surgery that was done because after my first triple lumbar fusion I woke up with both my feet numb. The second surgery was suppose to relieve the nerve pain and I'm in far worse shape then before I ever let Dr. miller operate. It's like a mill, run as many through as they can and when your left screwed up the Dr says" sorry that's all I can do for you"

I suffered from debilitating sciatica for almost two years. After unsuccessful treatment at a pain…read moreclinic, Dr. Gallo of NeuroSpine Clinic and Two Rivers Surgical Center in Eugene, OR, was recommended to me. She's a character, which helps to lighten the mood when talking about fusing two vertebrates. She was quite thorough in explaining the procedure and showing me the device that would be inserted. The surgery took place in an adjoining clinic, and I was able to go home by the end of the day. During the recuperative period, I had restrictions to adhere to though I was able to do a lot of walking. This was several months ago. Dr. Gallo and her wonderful team gave me my life back!! I cannot express the depth of my gratitude!! Thank you!! Judy Neebel