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If you need a neurosurgeon in Connecticut, Dr Patrick Doherty is the man to see. You might have to…read morewait to get in to see him but he's the best! When I had some serious SX, the nurses at L&M Hospital called him "the wizard"! He's down to earth, talks to your like your a person (not a number) and explains everything. He does not try to stop you from asking questions. His PA and the staff are professional and I have never had a single problem with his office, I recommend them 100%.

If you are going to have any surgery related to your neck you go to the best, Dr. Patrick Doherty…read more I have had surgeries my entire life and never have I had the confidence and trust that I have in him. I thought I was on deaths door five years ago (2019). I was passing out at work because of the pain and pressure on my spinal column. I was fortunate enough to get an emergency surgery with Dr. Doherty. He showed me a picture of the bone growth he removed from my neck that was the size of a quarter. He then performed a fusion on my C6-C7. I walked out of the hospital the next morning with no neck brace, no physical therapy, and no pain or narcotic medicine needed. If I did not have sleep apnea, he was going to send me home the same day as the surgery. Five years later, 2024, I had my C5-C6 fused. This surgery was more difficult because of the scar tissue which has made my recovery longer. Dr. Doherty is the best there is and I would never go to another surgeon for neck issues. His communication with his patients is amazing and it is in a timely manner. I have to clarify; it was Dr. Doherty got back to me not anyone else. I have never had that commitment and dedication from a doctor, especially a surgeon of his caliber.

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4.1(17 reviews)
39.1 mi

We found Dr Turok and are glad we did. He is thorough…read more He finds what is wrong, & treats you. He can address any type of pain with his many treatments of therapy, chiropractic care, yoga, injection treatments, & many more. I refer anyone that I know needs someone like this. His entire staff is available there and on the phone. He has freaking skin care. He is also located in Stamford besides Wallingford, covering both ends of Connecticut.

This is the worst doctor I seen so far. Very arrogant!…read more What a waste of time! This is the worst doctor I seen so far. I have dizziness and can't function normally He did not even tested me on the visit, just briefly looked at the eyes and said follow the pen Said the the tests will be performed by the stuff in the office but not him!!!! And as per the office stuff the test can't be scheduled before 2 weeks from the office visit as insurance not going to cover it!!! What a Joke ! Called the insurance and they told me it is not true!! Stuff and doctor is very unprofessional! Turok said that his physical therapist can do vestibular therapy but apparently he was not trained to do it at all ( as he told me himself) Wanted me to do the ultrasound if the arteries but there person only comes one time a month Asked him to give me the RX to see another ultrasound office- refuses to do so I would stay away from this office Going to complain about this doctor:(

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4.0(4 reviews)
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Probably the best Dr I have ever been to…read more I have been seeing Dr Moodie for the past 3 or 4 years for a neurological condition. She's thorough, smart and has a very pleasant bedside manner. Appointments are never rushed, and every time I walk in, she is on top of my previous appointments, symptoms, test results, etc. In other words; she does her homework, takes the time to know her patients and genuinely seems to care. I have been doing very well since under her treatment, and pretty much, all credit goes to her her for keeping me ambulatory these past few years. Initially, I was probably not the best patient. As likely true with most any drug(s)/treatment, sometimes they can come along with a certain amount of risk for some nasty, sometime serious side effects. Dr Moodie has always made me aware of this--and not once was I pressured, or rushed into making a decision on any particular treatment. She always gave me the facts, urged me to look into it, and I was the one who ultimately who made the decision. I'd highly recommend her, and hope she never relocates.

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I was referred to Dr. L'Europa for a nerve conduction study and EMG by Dr. Hubbard over at RI Hand…read more& Orthopaedic Center. I arrived Friday about 25 minutes in advance to fill out paperwork & when finished, I was promptly brought into a cheerful, brightly lit examining/testing room. The RNP (who I THINK was Kathleen: I really, really wish I could recall her name!) was amazingly sweet and went over everything I should anticipate from both exams. Dr. L'Europa popped in briefly to quickly feel around my wrist before the RNP took over for the nerve conduction study. She was completely professional and caring while performing the procedure (which, I'll be honest, wasn't painful in the least. It felt like a TENS unit on super low) and had a great conversation with me to pass the time while doing so. Afterwards, the doctor came back in who then performed the oh-so-scary EMG. ....this test literally lasted all of two minutes and despite all the horror stories easily read online and by word of mouth, it was pain-free. The "worst" sensation were slight pricks where the needles were inserted however he was so fast and gentle it was over before I could sneeze. I 100% recommend Dr. L'Europa for those needing EMG/nerve testing. After having a brief conversation with him, as well as research online, I'm convinced that the individuals who were literally tortured during the testing, unfortunately were 'cared' for by inexperienced technicians or medical students instead of the actual doctor. It's also worth adding that their facilities are so pretty and welcoming! Much different than intimidating, white walled examination rooms.

What a terrible experience. Dismissed completely by doctor…read moreDrobnis and the admin woman, Jessica. So demeaning and dismissive. Young pregnant woman going in to seek help with nothing but terrible repore. Super disappointed. Will look elsewhere. Was hoping to find good, kind, and compassionate care here in RI, but will go back to Boston for what I need. Terrible and just

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1.0(2 reviews)
28.3 mi

Dr. Krinsky has a terrible bed-side manner and the office staff and answering service have no…read morecompassion for patients. My husband got a letter saying that his EEG was abnormal and that medication treatment is needed. Since we got the letter on Friday afternoon after office hours, I decided to call and press 0 to speak to a physician (since patients must not DARE leave a voicemail unless they are canceling an appointment). I considered this an urgent matter since the letter was so vague and my husband was now imagining the worst. The answering service woman spoke to me as if I was bothering her; nonetheless, she put me on hold and called Dr. Krinsky after I explained that my husband and I were simply anxious and worried and wanted clarification. When she got back on the phone, she said that she had just spoken with Dr. Krinsky and he said we would have to call on Monday. I get that doctors have days off too, but this man knows that my husband has been going through test after test, desperately trying to determine what is wrong with his memory and motor skills. This doctor should show some compassion and take five minutes out of his day to put my husband's mind at ease. Normally, potential doctors are aware when choosing their career paths that their jobs will not be the usual "nine-to-fives." If this doctor is too busy to be bothered with his patients' fears/ anxieties, then he should find a new career. I KNOW it is time for my husband to find a new neurologist.

My husband has epilepsy. We moved from California to Connecticut and saw Dr. Krinsky as a new…read moreneurologist. My husband started having daily seizures, saw Dr. K who told him he was fine and sent him home. Our GP said we needed a second opinion, notified Dr. K's office and requested records. No response We sent a written request No response My husband requested records in person, notifying the front office staff that according to HIPAA, we had a right to our medical records. We were told it is office policy not to give them out and that the law didn't matter. We had to file a complaint with HIPAA, the state medical board and the attorney General to the office to give my husband his medical records. Run far away from this office.

Camille Salame, MD - neurologist - Updated October 2026

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