I saw Dr. Douglas Davies, Neurologist, at this office yesterday. If you are looking for a doctor who truly cares about your health and well-being and is not just a drug pusher, this is your man. I ran a bit late for my appointment and he rearranged his schedule to make sure that he had plenty of time to see me for my full appointment time. He was patient, warm, concerned, thorough, professional, and attentive. He acknowledged where I am doing well and let me know how and where he could be of assistance. He gave me a few options for course of treatment/monitoring of my condition. I haven't seen a neurologist in 13 years because I didn't want the drug pushing lack of caring, "nothing we can do about it, you're just going to get worse" kind of experience again. But Dr. Davies has renewed my faith in neurologists. I will happily see him again and would recommend him to anyone with a neurological issue. This man is a doctor for the right reasons. I saw Dr. Davies at Pacific Oaks Medical Group at 150 N. Robertson Blvd. in Beverly Hills. TL;dr: Dr. Davies is a doctor for all the right reasons. Will take the time to treat you as a fellow human being and will not prescribe drugs for you unless he feels they will benefit your health more than the potential side effects. read more

They initially told me that they do not perform the Nerve condition test, 95910. I called my PP and insurance to change it to 95912. A few weeks later it was authorized and I called Dr. Douglas Davies' office to make an appointment. This time they said they cannot perform the muscle test, 95886 because they do not have a technician, I should get it from somewhere else!! Wow! I already lost almost a month and because of their lack of responsibility and respect, I will lose another month just to get tested! Please Do NOT go to this office!! read more

I've been seeing Dr Davies for many years now. He's a very good doctor and has excellent bedside manner.

Excellent , Smart N Brilliant. Dr. Davies is a very remarkable doctor. He's Awesome. Doesn't take no B's b can spit a junkie a mile away.

Extremely sensitive and able to remember how my hand feels from month to month. Very satisfying above all all other neurologists.

I called the doctor's office to make an appointment. When I called, the doctor's assistant started yelling at me on the phone because apparently I was not speaking loud enough for her to hear me. I was so shocked by her screams that I could not talk for a few seconds. I then decided to not even make an appointment. The ruddest behavior by a doctor's staff, that I have ever encountered in my life. read more

I'm a Licensed Psychotherapist and am aware of how important it is to have unconditional positive regard, empathy and to provide quality care for the individuals we serve. I am so disappointed with the lack of respect for patients this doctor displays. He wasn't my fist choice to begin with but this is where my insurance company sent me, unfortunately. My neurosurgeon recommended I see a neurologist to rule out MS and am anxious about understanding what is happening in my brain. They keep rescheduling my appointment three weeks out at a time because the doctor keeps having "something come up". Meanwhile I have to move my schedule around to accommodate these changes. In addition to sitting with the anxiety about not having answers about my diagnosis. I refuse to see him now. I'm contacting my insurance company and demanding they send me to a neurologist that hopefully cares. read more

I'm a major fan of Dr. Davies, because he helps me to get cranio-sacral manipulation and bodywork that has, over just a few years brought my chronic daily headache from a pain level of a baseline (I'm talking all day, all night 24/7, not including spikes) of 6-7/10 to an easy to handle 3-4/10. Now if, for any reason, I miss more than one session in a row, the baseline goes up, so I know that these therapies do in fact have a positive impact. And the spikes above baseline, which used to happen several times a day, 6 months into this therapy lessened to once or twice a week, and now happen once to three times a month. Dr. Davies is a neurologist(not on Yelp's list of choices), and also supervises several physical therapists, whose work he prescribes, so it can then be covered by most (but not all) major insurers (including Medicare). Doug works in an office with another well-trained MD who has taken up alternative medicine and combines the best of east and west. Also in the office are 3 more Chiropractors with diverse backgrounds and practices and a number of skilled therapists with their own specialties, any of whom might answer the phone if they happen to be in the office when Linda is not. Linda is the Office Manager, a friendly, kind, and helpful greeter who will go out of her way to accommodate you if she can. The trip to Mid-Wilshire, next to the Israeli Peace Plaza, in the shadow of the Peterson Building, just west of the Miracle Mile, is worth every minute it takes for the care, comfort, confidence, and relief I find at the hands of Doug Davies and the people who create suite 701. Cons: Dr. Davies is only in 3 days a week, and sometimes only 6 days a month. The therapists are in on a more regular schedule, and I only need to see Dr. Davies occasionally so that he can evaluate my progress, so that's not really an issue for me, but it could be a consideration for some. Linda is good about finding a connection, though. read more

I thought this charlatan-of-a-neurologist was doing such a good thing by helping Medicare patients like me get chiropractic help and other related bodywork. His MD authorizes him to be a Medicare provider. I originally went there for cranio-sacral therapy which did help my jaw. But Davies is teamed up with a chiropractor named Jill Ruesch-Lane, and the people coming into their office are not there for neurological treatments. You just have to meet with Davies so that he can write up a reason for you to be authorized for treatment under Medicare. Because I have chronically weak ligaments, I was thrilled that I could get help so that I could avoid injuries to my joints as I age. They have a physical therapy room in their office. Ruesch-Lane prescribes lots of PT, and so I had regular physical therapy treatments there in addition to chiropractic. Lauren, a non-licensed physical therapist worked with me over many months. She knew very well that I had weak ligaments in my knees and ankles. She had me do core-strengthening exercises, and that was working out OK. But on May 17, 2016, this stupid, incompetent woman had me do an exercise that caused the meniscus in my right knee to tear. That form of exercise was contraindicated for a person with weak knees. In helping me work on a different issue that day, this moron forgot that she was supposed to protect my knees from torquing, and two years later I have two permanently-injured knees, frequent problems with my ankles and occasional issues with my hips. Following the injury that I incurred in Davies' office, I endured weeks of excruciating pain. Virtually unable to walk, I was trying to get help from Ruesch-Lane. But she treated me as though I merely had inflammation from arthritis. She gave me inadequate treatments and things to do at home, and it just kept getting worse. I had trusted her, but that witch kept downplaying what was wrong with me, and I finally blew my top. That's when she suggested I go see an orthopedist, and he was the one who diagnosed my torn meniscus. He said I didn't need surgery and that physical therapy should be very effective. That was a relief. But when I tried to book an appointment with a reputable physical therapist, it turned out, unbeknownst to me, that Davies and his cohorts had used up well beyond my years' limit of Medicare therapy coverage. And although I had a prescription for physical therapy to rehab my injured knee, I couldn't get any PT practice to take me as a patient. They did not want to fight Medicare to get an extension. Douglas Davies, the goddamned neurologist with the link to Medicare...Instead of helping me get some therapy for my knee, wrote me a letter "firing" me as a patient. All I ever wanted from him and his office was some help dealing with the pain and dysfunction. Instead, all the people in that office who couldn't have been nicer to me over the course of the previous year...week in, week out...Once they realized they were responsible for what they did to me, they kicked me to the curb!!! I languished for over six months without any appropriate physical therapy because I couldn't afford to pay out of pocket. And in all that time I suffered terribly; I was debilitated; it affected my work, I had to ice my knee three times a day just to subsist. But because I couldn't get help in a timely manner, I ended up with permanent injury to that knee and my other knee as well. It's taken a toll on my ankles and hips. When one joint is so compromised, it throws everything else off and favoring my bad knee put inordinate strain on those other joints. Douglas Davies and his cohorts should burn in hell for what they did to me. They are money-grubbing, coldhearted bastards who will make you think they're your best friend. They're using you to line their pockets, and if you get some benefit out of it, that's just wonderful for you. But make no mistake about it... as a patient you are merely a means to an end. And that end is M O N E Y !!! PS: I spent months calling government agencies and advocacy organizations. I couldn't get anyone to help me get the Medicare coverage I needed. I talked to a personal injury attorney, but it turns out that this is a case of malpractice. In trying to get a malpractice attorney to help me, I found out that you have to have lost an arm and a leg in order for one of them to take your case. They won't be bothered with something that's this "inconsequential". Well, it's not inconsequential to me. I've been damaged for life! I've lost mobility. I used to walk long distances for exercise. If I walk three or four blocks now it's going to take a toll on me. I can't squat down anymore. If I have reason to sit on the floor, I virtually cannot get up. I had none of those problems before they damaged me in that office. Dr. Davies is a scammer and an opportunist. He should be ashamed of himself. They all should. You have been warned!! read more

I was seeing dr Davies and he referred me to a physical therapy in his office. Due to me canceling a couple days because I had the flu the receptionist cancelled all my upcoming therapy appointments. When I tried to call the doctor to understand why this woman didn't want me to come back, she would not let me talk to the doctor. She is either insane or on a power trip. I want to know why doctor Davies does not want me back. I don't care what the obese older receptionist thinks. read more

Amazing doctor and staff. If you are a migraine sufferer, he is the dr I highly recommend

This man is quite possibly the kindest, most empathetic and 'human' doctor in LA. He's extremely knowledgeable about medications and can explain most of them and their history at the drop of a hat. He's also a 'less is more' guy - so he's not just going to write you a bunch of prescriptions or send you for unnecessary and expensive tests. He's open to Eastern medicine and alternative therapies. I get the sense that he's someone that is open to trying anything to heal the root causes of issues his patients have, but will lay down the law when things get serious. He's clearly above and beyond his area of expertise, but there is no arrogance or coldness. He has the best 'bedside manner' I've seen from any doctor and should be teaching other doctors how to be human. Linda, who works at the front desk is an absolute doll. She's kind and open. I was sitting in the waiting room (for all of ten minutes) and every patient that came in was greeted in an open and friendly way and, she seemed to know all their names! I cannot recommend this office enough. I only wish that I could go to Dr Davies for any ailment I might have in the future rather than some of the numpties I've had the misfortune to meet in this town. read more

If you need a neurologist, Dr. Davies is great. He is pleasant, knowledgable and a good listener. In addition, he took time to explain my condition, the course of treatment and did not rush the exam. It was a pleasure to see a professional who gave that "old school" type of attentive health service. read more

I just called this office because I was not sure who my doctor was and was trying to locate him. The woman who answered the phone was extremely rude and condescending and acted like I was asking the stupidest question. I didn't get her name but when I told her she needed to work on her attitude she said in a very crude tone, "OH don't ever call here again!" Just thought your offices should know that. Especially dealing with healthcare and patients like me who have been injured should not have to interact with such hateful negativity. I will never ever come here and will be telling friends and passing this on. read more