IF I COULD GIVE THIS PLACE 10/10 STARS I WOULD!!! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!!…read more Northern Virginia Neurology is truly a life saver! I took my 80 years old grandma here because she was having back problems. Dr. Loufti is amazing! He took his time out to thoroughly examine my grandma and explained to her what maybe causing her back problems. Requesting an appointment on the phone was a breeze and getting to the office was easy. The staff and office management were very helpful and nice!

I was misdiagnosed and could have ended up unable to speak, talk or walk. He is rude and his…read moreequipment appears to be from the 1960's or 70's. He was serious and asked me if we ran into electric fences meant to keep cattle in "for fun". Very strange conversations and acted as if he didn'd know what he was doing.

Office experience was decent, the staff is friendly. Waiting room is small but clean, and the exam…read morerooms are well organized. However the lack of bedside manner, and overall dismissive attitude of Dr.Labbaf was enough to make me look elsewhere for care in the northern va area. Medical care is far too expensive to just see anyone, if you need someone who listens find a different practice than this.

I appreciate all positives at Neurology Services and any business. It helps when staff works with…read morepatients and their families in respectful ways. Prayers for mutual respect at Neurology Services and all businesses. ​Prayers that clarifying with each other patient, staff and a patient's family be respectful. Today office staff forgot manners and respect towards a patient. There was a misunderstanding and staff became disrespectful. The hostility was unprofessional. I mentioned mutiple times how I was being treated was disrespectful. An office staff member was dismissive about my concern of being disrespected. I mentioned that I understood what they repeated multiple times but was treated as if I didn't. I wasn't trying to do what they thought. Working towards understanding each other; patient, their family and staff helps prevent medical mistakes. ​Today my rating isn't positive. I am disappointed. Prayers. It wasn't the doctors that I talked to today.

I brought my mother to this department this Tuesday, and let me be truly honest here: If there is…read moreone office in Virginia that deserves praise for its manners, professionalism, kindness, and efficiency, it is Integrated Neurology Services, PLLC, located in Lorton Station Town Center. It started with 'Ruth' at the front desk, who was amazing--pure-hearted and very efficient--then continued with the incredible, caring Dr Grey, who did his best to care for my mother; he is not only professional but also truly one of the kindest and most caring people we have ever met. He is also very helpful, passionate, and persistent in prioritising my mother's needs, demonstrating virtues and values he clearly possesses. At the end of the day, we are dealing with patients' health here, and Dr Grey genuinely does his best to care for patients in need. In my opinion, he is a role model for how a person should behave when working in a medical setting.

I have to say Dr. Maquera is one of the best neurologist I have ever met and I have seen plenty he…read moreis patient I never feel rushed he takes his time to listen. His staff are amazing kind and so welcoming.

My son had an appointment with this practice for over one month. The day prior to the appointment,…read morethey called him and cancelled his appointment, stating they don't accept his insurance. They could have told him that when his primary physician made his appointment, but it gets worse. His insurance plan verified this practice is in the network and agreed to accept his insurance plan. When the healthcare plan representative called them for an explanation, they state they decided NOT to accept EPO plans, acknowledging they had agreed to accept them. This callous disregard for patients is disgusting and inflicts further harm on those needing these services. Avoid this dodgy, mercenary Dr. and his uncaring staff.

I've seen Dr. Gill since 1984. He started off treating me 4 carpal tunnel syndrome. I also saw him…read morefor my migraine headaches which came and went so I was not a frequent patient in his office but he always took time to explain how these headaches impacted my life and how I could handle them better than I was through medication, Stress Management and diet. Now I have been seeing Dr Gill on a more regular basis for those migraines but also for peripheral neuropathy in my left leg which has become a big factor in my life. I really appreciate the time he takes to sit down with me and explain what's impacting my balance which has gotten worse but he has really tried to help me in this regard. His office is nearby and I always have good access to make an appointments with him as need be. He's a great doctor and I don't feel bad talking to him about anything.

My appointment was timely, the staff was friendly and professional, and Dr. Soyer is highly…read moreeducated and compassionate. I highly recommend Dr. Soyer.

My mother goes here and she called to reschedule her appointment and Joanne said "You knew It was…read moretoday. Look I don't want to argue with you" my mother want even arguing? My mom always tells me how rude Joanne is and this is unacceptable. Why are you working and being rude to patients. She is giving this place a bad name even though the doctors are great. Why is she still employed?? I'm shocked. If I hear of this happening again I am contacting management, corporate whatever. Be nice JOANNE

Dr. Neil Maru was my dad's neurologist for over 5 years. I have never met him but, feel like I know…read morehim after my Dad's torturous ordeal dealing with end of life and severe dementia. My dad's is 82 years old and his mental state took a drastic turn for the worse in the last few months. My Stepmother Joyce has been lovingly taking care of my dad. She did this with the thought of keeping him at home and not committing him a facility. I came 2 weeks ago to help my father who was in a highly agitated state. He was hallucinating ,panicking, falling out bed, generally in a state of panic and terror. Dr. Maru prescribed a med in such a low dose that it did absolutely nothing and possibly made things worse. We finally took him to the ER at Dr. Maru's suggestion and found out his only issue was severe dementia. At this point we hired a home health agency to sit with dad 12 hours per night, When they saw my father they immediately said he was a candidate for hospice. We got an order for hospice and palliative care. I carried the ER report to Dr. Maru's office he refused to sign the order for hospice, stating he had seen him weeks ago and he was not in such a state. We were at a complete loss. My dad was in mental agony couldn't stand, eat or even recognize us. At this point we hired an Md. to do a house call and assess my dad. He immediately agreed my dad needed to be in the care of hospice. He is now unconscious But fortunately in a comfortable state. He will pass away soon fortunately at peace. Dr. Maru completely failed my dad. He is at end of life and needed care and compassion. Dr. Maru offered absolutely nothing and didn't have any idea of my dad's condition who was his patient for 5 years. It's as if he didn't believe family members or for that matter the ER. To let my dad be in such state of misery for weeks is unacceptable. While he may be a good MD for sleep studies. I would "beware" and not trust your loved one to his care. Especially at end of life. He completely failed my dad. He has a total lack of attention ,caring or compassion.

The overall care was okay, but I was concerned that I wasn't given any time alone with the provider…read moreas an older teenager. Ruth did not ask my parent to step out, and sensitive questions--like whether I feel safe at home--were asked in front of my mom. She also didn't ask about sexual activity at all. I had planned to discuss birth control, but I didn't feel comfortable bringing it up with my parent in the room and didn't want to ask her to leave myself. I think it's important for teen patients to have some private time with their provider so they can ask questions and be honest, especially about topics like safety, mental health, and reproductive health. Big fail on the behalf of this provider, will stay at this practice but I will be switching doctors.

I was expecting to see a doctor, but my son was seen by a nurse practitioner instead. I came in…read moremainly to get my son's school physical completed, but she insisted he needed vaccines that same day. My son wasn't feeling well, so I didn't want him vaccinated at that visit. She refused to sign the physical form unless he received the vaccines, even though I explained the urgency of needing the paperwork for school. The visit felt unhelpful and like a waste of time. I'll be finding another clinic that listens, communicates respectfully, and works with parents on timing and concerns. Also, the scheduler should mention who i am seeing if i am seeing a nurse or a doctor. I will not go back there, it was a waste of time, we can find another doctor who can listen to us and really care.

I read the other reviews before going so I was a little hesitant but Dr.Gill was awesome, he's…read morekind, funny and very smart. I found him very personable. I'm overweight and he didn't make me feel Bad about it. I really like him a lot, his office was beautiful and very quick to be seen and quick to get in, I didn't have to wait 6 months. I would definitely recommend !!

If I could give ZERO stars, that's exactly what he deserves…read more My wife went to him once, a few years ago... His bedside manor is horrible. He was so rude to her that I almost said something, but I refrained. She was constantly having horrible migraines and towards the end of the visit, she asked if he was going to give her anything to help her migraines. He said something like..... Oh, you're here to get drugs... if so, you won't get it here. His reference was appalling. Constant migraines with aura "can be" a higher risk of a future stroke. A couple years later she had her 1st stroke. In the hospital she was seen by a really nice neurologist. He was thorough and easy to speak to. He listened and didn't walk out of the toom in 2 minutes. He spent about 15-20 minutes listening and explaining to our concerns. She still sees him. After that hospitalization, I went to Dr Gill's office to get a copy of her transcript of her ONE office visit. The receptionist told me there was a "search fee" and a per page copy fee I'd have to pay. I don't remember the exact amount.... but I want to say the "search fee" was about $50 and it was about $5 per page. The actual charges could be wrong. They could have been higher or lower but that's what I recall. I kindly asked the receptionist why did I have to pay $50 to type my wife's name and date of birth into her computer. I told her I knew it was the doctor, not her and she was just doing her job. She was nice and understood why I felt that way. I never got the copy. Since then she's had 2 more strokes.