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    Ilkcan Cokgor, MD

    3.4 (115 reviews)
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    Updated 3 months ago

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    Ever had a full on seizure? me neither. Then I did. She was at marin general and helped me get through one of the most difficult times of my life. Thank you again Dr Cokgor..

    I am grateful my pcp referred me here.  I always look for signs.
    Lynnette F.

    After two years of putting off this dreaded visit as referred by my PCP for treatment of migraine and other types of headaches, I finally made it today! The office is immaculate, the staff are all very efficient and friendly. The waiting room is well appointed with information about migraine headaches, Alzheimer's, magazines and so much more! I arrived and was greeted by a woman who commented that I was very early; indeed I was, which afforded me time to meet another lovely woman who works at the front desk, and went over the paperwork, took me to a room, and took all my vitals; she took the time to explain the doctor would be in soon, and that she was a very good physician. That really put my body at ease, as I was very nervous and then I saw the Turkish Evil Eye hanging in the exam room, I knew I had found the right doctor; as I believe they protect against evil as well. Dr. Cokgor is not your warm, fuzzy, let me hold your hand and sugar coat the reality; she's more like, "I see here you've (fill in the blank) so I'd like to try (fill in the blank)" and you either respond accordingly or not. I of course responding accordingly, we talked about a treatment plan, she was very kind, and is highly educated in how the brain works, and took in to consideration the chronic nature of my health, and the fact that I didn't want to add any medications to a daily routine. Dr. Cokgor gave me a nasal spray sample for migraines, as well as a supplement to take, insisting that it was not a pharmaceutical drug; which I understood. I was given an order for an MRI to check on the cyst that's been on my brain for eleven years or so, and a bag with the sample and supplement, and a date for a follow up. If you're looking for a warm fuzzy doctor who is going to sit down and coddle you, this is not the place for you, if you want a doctor who gets right down to business, this is the place for you. I left there feeling so much better, and less stressed than when I walked in. I'm knocking one star off until my follow up ... I'm stingy with the five stars.

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    The best doctor!! Very thorough, efficient, knowledgeable, and personal. She takes time and makes sure every patient is taken care of.

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    Dr cokgor is brilliant and caring. Office staff caring and professional. I am most fortunate to be her patient

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    Several other neuroscientists have told me that she is considered the best in all of the Bay Area. Very thorough. Nice bedside manner too.

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    Dr. Cogkor is not interested in dementia. She is no doubt terrific on other issues. Go elsewhere if cognition is the problem.

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    Kind, compassionate, smart and truly gifted neurologist. I'm grateful for her extraordinary care.

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