Omg, omg, what an amazing doctor!!!…read more Dr. Goldenberg is a very rare find...he has it all; most importantly, he has time for his patients; outstanding listening skills; fabulous bedside manner; amazing personality; oh did I mention he takes time with his patients..... He kinda-sorta summed it up best, when he said, "you know where it hurts and I have the knowledge to help, so together we can make it better!" Wow, what an amazing concept!!!! Dr. Goldenberg is very down to earth and is the VERY BEST doctor that we have ever found! We are very grateful for him!

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Just two days ago, I took my 86-year-old mom to her initial appointment with Dr. Renata Chalfin…read more Mom and I both liked her personable and professional approach. I was very impressed that she actually read through my mom's lengthy medical history and forms/documents that I have submitted online. She took her time, patiently listened, and thoroughly examined my mom who has severe memory loss. Dr. Chalfin recommended further diagnostic tests and bloodwork before giving her diagnosis. Next day, she followed through with her recommended referrals on the patient's portal that is helpful to remind me of all the necessary tests that I must schedule for my mom. Dr. Chalfin is a very thorough, compassionate, empathetic, and caring doctor that I highly recommend to anyone seeking a knowledgeable neurologist.

Dr Chalfin is amazing! She is a doctor who takes the time to really understand what is wrong. I've…read morebeen to an ENT, an ophthalmologist, my primary care doctor and a gastroenterologist and Dr Chalfin is the one doctor who has started to put my medical issues into perspective. She is a medical detective and I feel so lucky and grateful that I found her. I recommend Dr Chalfin with no reservations.

This doctor caused my mothers death. My mom had her treat her 10 years before she died and at the…read moretime because my mom had a stroke she said she needed to be out in a nursing home. We switched doctors. My mom lived another 10 years going to Vegas, the Bahamas, living a full active life even though she had 3 more strokes. Then due to the blood thinners she started bleeding internally. She was rushed to Bethesda. She had surgery and came out of it fine. She was getting ready to be released. The next day when I came in my mom was seizing. After the nurses helped her when I yelled to help her they told me her doctor had put her in DNR because that's what the family wanted. I was her health surrogate and no other family lived here! Found out it was Dr. GERSTLE. My mom had a stroke that night and died 2 weeks later never recovering because Dr. GERSTLE took her off her meds! Don't trust her!

This so called Neurologist saw my mom who has a history of dementia for a consultation for medical…read moremanagement while she was hospitalized for a broken hip. She evaluated and woke up my mom at midnight the night she had surgery. Who does that. I was horrified that she did this to my poor mom. She wrote orders for my mom to have testing done in the hospital that she didn't need, which caused my mom physical and mental pain. Stay far away from this person.

This is a review for Frederick Boltz, MD, who is one of neurologists associated with South Florida…read moreNeurology Associates. He is board certified in internal medicine and neurology, and has been in practice since 1988. Boltz is a caring, compassionate physician, who is not an alarmist when addressing symptoms brought by a patient. He is exceedingly thorough, and will order various blood work as well as imaging to rule out (or in) neurological conditions as evidenced by a patient history. He listens to his patients, eliciting a thorough history. He is also very much interested in hearing from family members who have ongoing contact with a patient, as they are frequently in a very good position to provide patient history. He has been my husband's neurologist for more than 12 years, and has consistently shown concern for his condition, and has involved me in providing information. I have also seen him on several occasions to address some neuropathy issues. He has always approached the "whole patient" when making recommendations and does not simply prescribe medications. His practice is quite busy and while he accepts new patients, the wait time to receive a new patient appointment is longer than many would like. He is affiliated with Delray Medical Center. If you or a family member is in need of care and you can deal with the wait time for a new patient appointment, you will not be disappointed.

Dr Mueller is great! He listens to you, answers all your questions and explains everything so that…read moreyou understand it. His staff is always helpful and professional. I highly recommend him.

Dr mueller tried to put a fistula in my arm now my arm is numb and hand goes numb when holding…read moreanything

I just recently had my 2nd EMG Test with Dr. Barton. Prior to my appointment I read some of his…read morereviews. Some good and some not so good and most reviews complained about the front office. There were 2 women when I went in working at the reception area. One woman looked as if she absolutely didn't want to be there. Never smiled or greeted me into the office. The other younger woman was more pleasant. Both though could use a Course on, "Reception Area Requirements!" My visit with Dr. Barton was pleasant as usual. He's understanding, explains the test, explains in detail what he's doing and what he sees on the screen. I highly recommend him.

I was referred by my hand surgeon to check on possible carpal tunnel…read more Dr. Barton was very thorough and explained each step and the results