My migraines were occurring every day until Dr. Carter became my neurologist. She spent a lot of…read moretime listening to me and examining me. She was extremely thorough in testing me to make sure there wasn't something else causing my headaches. The time she spent educating me about my headaches and treatment options was amazing (way more then any doctor I have ever seen and I have seen many "specialists" and family doctors). She tried a couple different medications and now both my headaches and blood pressure (and other problems) are under excellent control. It is super easy to see her as a follow up patient and I even can get in to see her the same day or the same week as when I call her office. I have told many friends, co-workers and family members to see her and everyone has had a wonderful experience.

Dr. Megan (I don't remember her last name!) is very sweet, listens and genuinely seems to care…read moreabout her patient's health. She has never made me feel rushed or unimportant. The nurses are wonderful too. I definitely recommend her to anyone needing a nurologist.

I had to have surgery and this is where I was referred to. It was as good of an experience as it…read morecould be. Really nice staff and trustworthy doctors.

From the owner: Contact us today!…read more Neurosurgical Associates of San Antonio (NASA) provides a full spectrum of spine and brain surgeries. Our neurosurgeons and staff work together as a team with treating patients, communicating with referring physicians, and performing surgeries in hospitals. NASA?s nationally known surgical expertise includes the management of complex craniocervical junction abnormalities, cervical, thoracic or lumbar problems and a wide range of other conditions. Our neurosurgeons and support staff are leaders at Methodist Hospital and Methodist Stone Oak Hospital in San Antonio as well as in educating and training of techniques to other surgeons.

My insurance chose this off for me. But after reading the reviews I was very skeptical about my…read moreoffice visit. Dr Bass was booked until later October, I was given the option of seeing the nurse practitioner Ms Tina. Ms Tina was great! Very patient, friendly and genuine. I asked her personal questions and not once did she not answer me. The staff too were friendly and polite. Margie was hilarious. She and I talked about Florida and how much we missed oxtails. Lol

My son has been a patient here for years and has always received really good care. The Patient…read morePortal makes communication a breeze. We come in at least every 3 months for my son's Botox treatments. We have ALWAYS been seen on time. The staff have been courteous and helpful. We have only had 1 glitch in communication in the 9yrs he's been seen by the doctors and that was at the onset of Covid, but really had nothing to do with service they were providing, just needed some extra assistance due to an issue in reaching his PCP during the same time. We have been extremely pleased with the service we've received and have definitely recommended this office to other friends in need.

Saved mine & my baby's life. I had a 4x3cm acoustic neroma tumor removed while 14 weeks pregnant…read more Met him through the emergency route after 10 years of no doctor listening to me. I've seen a lot of doctors over the years and he is easily the best!

Dr Bogaev and his ENTIRE team is wonderful. They are professional and caring. I am seven…read moresuccessful months post surgery for a pituitary adenoma. They made a very stressful time much easier with their care. They all communicate very well. I could not be more satisfied with the care I received from the entire staff! I am thankful for them.

From office staff to PA and Dr always efficient and easy to work with. I love that he reviews your…read morelast visit with you and doesn't ever talk to you like you're in the medical field. I've never felt rushed or had to wait a long time for him.

I am a 71 year old male who has had open heart surgery and then prostate cancer followed by 39…read morerounds of radiation. On my first visit with my wife he properly diagnosed why I am having involuntary movements on my right side. Dr. Millar is also helping my wife and under his care he is helping us to have the best quality of life as possible. We are both blessed to be under his care and having the positive support of his staff. They answer every call with kindness and compassion. Gary

I love coming here! The staff is great! Candice and Jeremy are wonderful peeps. Dr. Sharron is…read moreamazing! I started coming here after my first relapse and my PCP did not know what was going on with me. I talked to Dr. Sharron and she was able to diagnose me right off the bat. I still had to do the follow up appointments to confirm her diagnosis. However, she was right! I was glad to put a face to the illness. She has told me several times to get a second opinion on my illness or prescribing therapies for my MS. I don't. I trust her and her expertise too much to do that. She is a wonderful doctor and person! The staff here are so warm and welcoming. I was scared coming here the first time but Jeremy and Candice were so friendly and helpful and funny. I would recommend them over and over again and again!

Had a referral sent over from my Eye Dr. never received a call back. Then my PCP referred me for a…read moredifferent reason and finally reached the office but now I can't reach them again and they were booked solid and no one is available to answer the call. You can't use the patient portal if you aren't a patient yet. How are you to use these doctors if you can't reach them?

PLEASE GET A SECOND OPINION!!! We met with PA Chen who made…read moremy son feel awful about himself. They said he needed a spinal fusion for 3 discs, possibly 5 at 24 years old, this would have severely limited his future. Finally"met" Dr. Cyr on a video call that made my warning bells go off. He gave my son a time frame of 2 weeks for surgery at the end of May. Then, we were told he was leaving the country the day after for a month and will not take accept our insurance in July. Immediately started looking for 2nd opinions and multiple spine surgeon, different offices, said he didn't need a fusion and admonished doctors that do this.

Dr. Cyr is an excellent surgeon who helped my daughter tremendously. His front office staff in San…read moreAntonio is horribly rude. We've been going to this office for follow-ups and physical therapy for nine months. Every time we see Frances, she has a disgusted look on her face and is incredibly rude. She actually tossed an envelope containing imaging at my daughter upon arrival. She is curt and her tone is angry if she speaks at all. There is no politeness from this woman. I'm currently looking for another surgical facility because I'm tired of paying thousands for us to be treated poorly. It's not conducive to the healing process.

This review is about Dr. Christopher Bogaev as he is the doctor that performed brain surgery on my…read morewife. He was our second doctor to visit as the first doctor that saw her in the ER at Saint Luke's would not operate on my wife until the advil she had taken was out of her system. This turned out to be a blessing as that gave us time to research and find a doctor that specialized in brain tumors. After much research, we came across Dr. Bogaev and made an appointment to see him. The office folks were so nice to us and were able to work her in in a couple of weeks. In order to save time, they asked us to bring in MRI. Cat Scans, and notes from the other doctor for Dr. Bogaev to review. In our visit with Dr. Bogaev, he pulled up all the scans/x-rays and explained what was going on with her brain. He discussed all the options and made his recommendations to us. We liked how he was with us personally, his knowledge, his skills, and his sense of humor. We decided then that we wanted him to do the surgery. The day of the surgery, he came in and visited with us and let us ask all the questions we needed to. He brought in the other doctors and nurses that would be with him, and we got a real good feeling about all of them. He said the surgery would take a minimum of 2-3 hours, and that after it was over, he would meet with me to discuss everything. After the surgery, he came and found me in the waiting area. He was very happy with how everything went and made me feel a whole lot better. About the hospital: Stone Oak Methodist, as ranked by Healthgrades, is one of America's 100 Best Hospitals in critical care for multiple years. For us, everything about them was top notch! Our follow-up appointment is next week. At that point he will advise us of our next steps. I can say, up until today, we are very happy. The wife has no problems with speech, movement, expressing her thoughts, etc. Would I use him again? I hope I never have to use them, but I would without any hesitation if I needed that type of surgery.

Could not ask for a better doctor's visit. Dr. Arnold Vardiman is 100 percent realistic about…read moresurgery and is very conservative when it comes to surgery.(which I appreciate) Great consultation.

Great support staff, was a first visit found him pleasantly asked lots of question got answers that…read moremade sense. Easy location to get to.

I am a 100% Disabled veteran, a Doctor of Healthcare Administration, and a patient experiencing…read moreprogressive neurological deterioration. My experience with Dr. Peter Tarbox has been, without question, one of the most disappointing experiences I have had with a healthcare provider. From my first appointment, I have repeatedly felt dismissed, belittled, and unheard. I have raised concerns about inaccurate information in my medical records, medications being prescribed despite my previously reporting unsuccessful treatment with them, and recurring administrative and referral problems. Despite repeated assurances from his staff that these issues had been addressed, they continued to resurface. What troubles me most, however, is how Dr. Tarbox has spoken to me. During our interactions, he has made statements such as, "Why do you think you're disabled?" and compared my circumstances to patients he believed were worse off than I was. These comments were not helpful, compassionate, or clinically constructive. Disability is not a competition, and another patient's suffering does not invalidate mine. When I have asked about treatment alternatives or ways to manage my deteriorating neurological health, I have repeatedly left feeling that my concerns were dismissed rather than meaningfully explored. I have been given the impression that because certain neurological damage cannot necessarily be reversed, there is little point in discussing what can still be done to improve my quality of life. There is an enormous difference between explaining that a condition may be irreversible and telling a patient, through words or actions, that there is nothing worth doing for them. I have spent decades studying leadership, organizational accountability, and healthcare systems. I understand that medicine has limitations, that diagnoses can be complicated, and that physicians cannot promise outcomes. I do not expect miracles. I expect professional communication, accurate documentation, thoughtful consideration of treatment options, and a willingness to listen. My neurological symptoms have continued to progress, and recent diagnostic testing has provided objective evidence of neurological abnormalities. Rather than feeling supported through an increasingly frightening medical situation, I have consistently felt that I must defend the legitimacy of my own symptoms. I am now seeking neurological care elsewhere. I cannot speak for his other patients. I can only speak to my experience, and I would not recommend him to someone navigating a complicated, progressive neurological condition who needs collaborative, patient-centered care. Patients deserve more than being told what cannot be done. They deserve a physician willing to explore what still can be done.