Dr, Nelson is so great!. she is not one of those pop in and out doctors, so if your appointment…read moretime is running a little late- you will soon know why. she is very caring and asks you lots of questions about your child. makes sure you have all the prescriptions you need, any equipment you may need for your disabled child. makes sure you understand the care plan, even to give you a drug schedule if you need to build up to a certain dose. she answers any questions you have and makes sure you are clear on the answer. She has a great personality, she even asks what other doctors appointments or tests or procedures the child is having and makes sure to share information with those doctors so that everyone is on the same page. I highly recommend this doctor and i dont mind drving the 40 miles to visit!

Let me start off by saying I am Not a headache or migraine…read moresufferer. So why was seen here lol My ENT sent me to Dr Karner I have alot of facial pain , across my nose an eyes. Nobody can figure it out allergy tests negative an sinuses look good they say. Dr Karner listened to what I thought sounds crazy but he was very nice. Asking not just about my medical but about me. Which pretty much leads us to the high volume of stress in my life an I grind my teeth in my sleep like Im eating steak all night lol He was great we are trying a medicine to see if it will help:) He thought outside the box which I like he didn't just move me along an say I cant help you very refreshing. If your looking for a neurologist seek this practice for Dr Karner :)

Dr. Withrow provided excellent and compassionate care for me during my surgery discussions, the…read moreprocedure itself, and comprehensive post care. He has a holistic lens that, as a patient, I appreciate so much. He is proactive and has the courage to take on complex cases such as my own. His care team is very supportive and responds quickly. Thank you for everything.

Wha a hortible experience. The "specialist" who I do not even think is more than a nurse. Was…read morearrogant. Rushed. Showed age discrimination. Prejudice. NO COMPANSION. DISMISSED WHAT WE KNEW TO BE TRUE! Worse experience of our lives.PA stopped by for like 5 min. Ignorant about the new E shunt waiting for to approved. Total 0. We will never go back to Carolina Neurology. Just an assembly line. They could care less about the complicated picture my husband has. A dismive diva.. not a professional.,A huge 0 pit of 10 for Lisa. WE WERE SUPPOSED TO MEET WITH PA Lauren. Furious.we wasted months for this vital months.

Was a 5 star untill Susie Platt Dr will not get back to me or explain the mri she ordered for me…read moreand I completed. Also after numerous attempts to talk to her after she left me a short call me back voicemail and stopped at office to get a person to person note for her to call back and schedule a routine start on a cream for foot neuropathy. Got no response. I guess she is going on a year vacation as she cant handle her work anymore. I hope she calls me and I will delete this review. I even could go with same office and another neurologist but leaving me hanging re concussion from car accident MRI and Foot issues is just plain unprofessional ! Jeff mueller

Don't go here. They don't care about you. You will make an appointment for almost 4 months out and…read morethen the night before they will cancel on you. So now you need a new appointment, you have to wait 3 more months. And when you say "this is frustrating, I have so much pain and I have been waiting and now the doctor can cancel the night before and I lose my spot." And they will shrug They will not care about you, your time, or your health. Find someone else that will.

I have been seeing Dr. Rao for about a year and a half now. I was diagnosed with MS almost a year…read moreago. Dr. Rao and his staff have shown me so much compassion and support through this difficult time. He is extremely knowledgeable and has his patients best interest at heart. They work hard to get the patients seen and taken care of in a timely manner. I highly recommend Dr. Rao.

I have been a patient of Dr. Rao's for fifteen years. He is brilliant and has such an in depth…read moreknowledge of all conditions affecting the brain and nervous system. Having a kind and patient manner, he listens carefully and gives helpful feedback.He never overbooks, so you never feel rushed. I highly recommend him.

Dr. Hunter has made me feel very comfortable about considering back surgery for a pinched nerve on…read moremy lower back. The staff was very helpful to help me understand how my condition was, and how the surgery will help me with high percentage rate of success.

Performed a beautiful work on my neck including hardware and fusion with minimally invasive surgery.read more

Back surgery after receiving a Epidural a few months back. Legs barely worked still in recoveryread more

Similar experience as others. Doctors (Washburn) mentioned aren't engaging and type with back…read moreturned alot it seems. My dad's original doctor abruptly leaves with no notice even though my dad had an upcoming appointment. The replacement didn't specialize in the originals field and when I tried to tell her where the original left, she went on another track and began suggesting medications instead of giving more info on what the previous doctor mentioned or refer me to someone who DID specialize in that. 2 appointments later after more assertively expressing interest in the original doctor's suggestions, my dad gets an appointment with the specialist. As a new patient (to him), the only time you can see him is 8am, they say. On the way to the appointment, a wreck on Independence causes us to be late. I try to call ahead to let them know (about 7:40) but the phones don't work until 8am. Same time as the appointment. I manage to call at 8 on the dot and tell them and the women seems to want to discourage me from trying to make it, but she does say she'll tell the doctor I'm trying to get there. I get there too late. She says she tried to call but the number she reads back to me I've never seen or at least recall slightly. My emergency number was there. I have both phones on me, they just didn't use it. We reschedule for the next day, and they try to imply I should be grateful because they "fit " me in. We finally make the appointment. The "specialist " repeats information the original doctor mentioned and questions about my dad's living situation. Gloomy tone, even though we're past the part about accepting the disease is incurable. We're treating symptoms like the original doctor spoke about. He seemed to have an idea that we thought botox injections would make my dad 21 again. We didn't say all that, but the original specialist suggested it could help with the symptoms (arm rigidity, muscle tone) and we wanted to explore that option. Turns out he doesn't specialize EXACTLY like the original. He botoxes faces not arms so he refers me to a CMC group that does. I let him know how long this process was just to come up with this conclusion, and not once did he apologize for any inconveniences. He only said, "You got misinformation" and continued to downplay any optimism the procedure would work at all. Always circling back to the fact that it's not a cure. Any important information should be given to me as my dad has neurological issues but he only looked at my dad. I understand looking at the patient out of respect but he's not going to execute anything he says. He needs to make sure I understand what he's saying. Didn't look at me unless he was defending the whole sloppy process. Poor listener. No we didn't come to make him 21 again. Yes, as mentioned several times throughout, this procedure is for his arm, not face. If you don't have the right specialist, tell us that 3 appointments ago. It's in the original doctor's notes that this doctor was reading with his back to me. Even if briefly, it's in the notes. I was prepared to not have a problem with this doctor because he just happened to be the last person I encountered and he may not have been aware or even have control over the events, but lack of apology with dismissive AND defensive posture changed my mind. 2 of the prescriptions are somewhat effective, but overall, we got got for 3 appointments.

I genuinely do not understand how a facility that is supposed to specialize in neurological care…read morecan provide such an incredibly frustrating, dismissive, and dehumanizing experience to the people who are trusting them with their health....From the communication to the way concerns are handled, the entire experience has been exhausting. When you are already dealing with a neurological condition, the absolute LAST thing you need is to feel like you have to fight the very people who are supposed to be helping you. The biggest problem is the complete lack of feeling heard. You can explain what is happening, explain what has changed, explain what you are experiencing, and somehow still walk away feeling like nobody actually listened. Instead of feeling like a patient whose concerns matter, you feel like a number being pushed through an appointment schedule. There is a massive difference between treating a patient and actually caring for a patient. This facility has made that distinction painfully obvious. Neurological issues aren't something you can simply shrug off. Symptoms can affect someone's ability to work, drive, sleep, function, care for their family, and live a normal life. When someone comes to a neurological facility looking for answers, they deserve to be taken seriously. They deserve communication. They deserve compassion. They deserve providers who are willing to investigate rather than make the patient feel like an inconvenience. Instead, my experience has left me feeling frustrated, dismissed, and completely defeated. What makes it worse is that patients shouldn't have to become their own neurologist just to get someone to pay attention. I shouldn't have to repeatedly explain my symptoms, advocate for myself over and over again, chase down answers, and essentially beg for appropriate attention to my concerns. If I wanted to be ignored, I could have saved myself the time, money, and frustration and stayed home. Healthcare is already stressful enough without having to wonder whether the people treating you actually care about what happens to you. I expected competent neurological care. I expected communication. I expected professionalism. Most importantly, I expected to be treated like a human being. Unfortunately, this experience fell drastically short. I would strongly encourage anyone considering this facility to do their research and read the reviews carefully before choosing them. Your neurological health is far too important to gamble on a place where you may feel like you have to fight just to be heard. Absolutely one of the most frustrating healthcare experiences I have ever had. I would not recommend this facility to anyone who expects to feel genuinely listened to, respected, and cared for.

Dr. Braunstein is a young, bright gentleman. He is a great listener. He takes plenty of time to get…read morehistory & physical info from patients. I'm a retired paramedic-firefighter, and have lots of experience with physicians, both observing and assisting. If Dr. Braunstein were not 4 miles from my home (Statesville) I'd happily drive a couple of hours to see him.

I was misdiagnosed for almost two years before I decided to go to a neurologist. I saw that Dr…read more Braunstein had great reviews, so I drove a long way to see him. He ordered labs the first time I saw him and I received a quick and accurate diagnosis, FINALLY! The disease spreads quickly and almost two years had already gone by, so I am very grateful that he knew to test me for certain things -- things that two PC providers and one ENT did not test me for. If he had not tested me, I would have ended up disabled eventually. His nurse is always nice. I have called her many times, especially when I was in more pain than usual. They completed paperwork very, very quickly. What I was diagnosed with is not even in his specialty, really, but he knew to test me for it because it does affect the nerves. I am so grateful for him and his staff! After almost two years of being misdiagnosed, it was a relief to know what I really have, although not a good disease to have. Some doctors don't even know to test you for some things, despite you having ALL the symptoms. Again, I am GRATEFUL!!! Fourth and fifth opinions are sometimes necessary. I'm glad I finally got the right doctor!

This Dr takes his time with you! Most thorough Dr. We have ever seen! (Don't go if you're in a…read morehurry...lol) but totally worth it! Very nice! Very thoughtfully explained everything in detail to me and my mother! Great Dr!

This place is the slowest place I have ever been too I've been waiting to see the doctor for 5…read morehours. Would not recommended if you work with a busy schedule. After visiting with the doctor he had great bed side manner however I had been at the office from 3:30pm till 10:30pm when my appointment was at 4pm.