ER visit led to me seeing Dr Hutchins. I was initially told by ER doc it was a muscle spasm. Dr…read moreHutchins happened to be in ER and checked me and ordered Ct and then an MRI and found what was wrong. She provided quality care and follow up.

Put in a phone call to ask if they did certain testing and if so wanted to make an appointment. Got…read moreanswering machine saying leave a message, someone would get back to me and not to leave more than 1 message. 30 hours later and no return of a call. Thanks for nothing

I was a new patient that checked in and asked for help filling out the new patient packet front…read moredesk told me that they could not help and that I just had to give it my best effort. My appointment was at 1:45 at 2:15 I asked the front desk where they running late the lady in front desk unapologetically told me yes they are always running late and that it would be at least a 2 hour wait. When I question why they didn't set the expectation with me correctly when I first checked in they told me that I needed to find another neurologist . Luckily I have family in Austin and will go to a neurologist there but I feel sorry for people in Abilene that have to depend on this office and this doctor.

I received good care and found the staff to be kind and caring. I had a positive experience overall.read more

first appointment was great and hopeful. Every appointment…read moresince has been awful. Never knew my file, including his OWN prescribed treatment I was doing for three months at a time between each visit. Very rude, refuses to answer most questions, told me areas of neurology I'm used to having treated by other neurologists was NOT his job. Literally walked out of the room talking and that was the end of my appointment! I didn't even realize he wasn't coming back at first. The office is very outdated overall in technology and equipment... not good methods of getting stats esp if you have POTS etc. Seems like he's just hiding time for his retirement and has zero interest in doing more than prescribing medication with zero questions or concerns from patients. I had interactions that put me in the ER twice and he didn't believe me nor check on me after notifying his office I'd been. Overall would NEVER go if he was the only local. I'd go elsewhere.

Dr. Johnson saved my mom's life and there are not enough words to express my family's deep…read moregratitude for his amazing care of her during one of the scariest times of our lives.  From the moment my mom was admitted into UCLA and assigned under his care, Dr. Johnson was extremely attentive and on top of her care plan.  He administered all the necessary tests in order to assess my mom's brain aneurysm accurately, but also acted quickly and made all the right calls in order to treat her condition correctly.  He was the perfect balance of thorough and time-sensitive. Dr. Johnson kindly and clearly communicated each step of the process and acted as an advocate for my mom.  Couldn't have asked for a better neurosurgeon/doctor for my mom.  We are forever thankful for Dr. Jeremiah Johnson and the whole neurosurgical team at UCLA!

Dr. Richeh and his team are receiving a 1 star review for me only because I cannot leave him 0…read morestars as they do not deserve any. I have been seeing Dr. Richeh for assistance with migraines, and fibromyalgia and unfortunately I began seeing him during the pandemic via telemedicine visits. Each telemedicine visit was 4 minutes where I just felt like he just increased my dosage and hung up the phone. Took no care as to what I was saying in reference to how I was truly feeling. I do not take the dosage in meds that he prescribed me for the pain for fibromyalgia because it is WAY too much, even my primary care provider said it was too much. In July, I finally had a face to face appointment with him, where I was in desperate need of assistance with a migraine that has been ongoing for almost 3 wks. He came in and I got the same treatment I got via telemedicine visits. I had to literally call him back before he walked out of the room, and make him listen to me about the pain, which now I'm in tears because at this point he's my only hope. He finally listened, so I thought, did a nerveblocker at the base of my skull, stopped my injections I was on because he said they were not longer working. I told him I needed a rescue med, which he prescribed. But he also wanted to move me to Botox injections. Botox Injections were going to require Prior-Auth from my insurance, which is fair. I followed up with their office in August and they said that referrals at the insurance companies were so backed up that it takes sometimes months to get a response from insurance...... Me being patient and giving the benefit of the doubt I sat and waited patiently, while popping exedrine like candy just to take off the edge of the pain, I finally call the insurance today, Nov. 13th, and they never even got a request for Botox Injections!!! Are you SERIOUS?!!! Other drs that I have had to get prior-auth on meds has come back within a week, with a letter in mail faster than dr. Richeh's office even submitted this request. I can not express enough how inconsiderate this is. WORST NEUROLOGIST EVER!! If you are able to find a different neurologist do so, because as a patient we are just a number and a payment that lines his pockets.