I see Ted Bollard, Dr Din's NP at the Sahuarita office. Both Ted and Dr Din listen while you talk…read moreand include your ideas in treatment plans. Being referred to a Neurologist can be daunting. I am so glad Pima Neurology comes out here one day a week.

So, I've been going to Pima Neurology for many years. Dr Din…read more& Polina have been my docs. They are beyond wonderful and caring doctors. HOWEVER, I have to say that I can NOT recommend this practice. I saw Dr Din on June 10, 2026. We decided I would add the botox migraine treatments into my treatment plan. I was contacted by the office a few days later and told I was approved for treatment by my insurance. Well, here it is 2 months later with no contact to tell me what to do, what was going on... nothing. I have left messages by phone, spoke to someone and left a message for his MA directly and have emailed the office. NO ONE HAS GOTTEN BACK TO ME. I called the pharmacy to make sure the prescription was put in... they did receive the prescription, however, they had questions and NO ONE HAS GOTTEN BACK TO THEM. They (lab) had left multiple messages with the office. 2 MONTHS???!!!!! Is this patient abandonment? I CAN NOT RECOMMEND THIS OFFICE BASED ON THEIR STAFF. I wish I could leave 0 stars

So many negative reviews. I've been lucky I guess. The process I'm going through personally is…read morefrustrating not the staff trying to figure out the issue(s). I have seen NP Niemi-Olson and DR William Ross (Dr Valdiva briefly). Even though I've still not got all the answers and solutions I'm really grateful for their help. Front staff have always been very kind and I have found their communication very thorough. Yea at times you go here and it's packed, and people seem to be stressed (I put some of that down to the crazy parking situation, we legit got flipped of by an elder the other day), but in all honesty this is front line staff really working hard.

I would strongly caution other patients and families about my experience with Dr. Badruddoja…read more My father's first appointment with this doctor was rushed and dismissive, but unfortunately, his most recent appointment was even more concerning. During the appointment, my father attempted to explain his medical history and raise questions about symptoms he had recently experienced. He was repeatedly interrupted and was not given an opportunity to finish his thoughts or explain his concerns. This was particularly troubling because my father had an MRI in June that showed a small stroke. My father had in fact experienced a series of small strokes approximately two weeks earlier and had been hospitalized for a week as a result. He was attempting to explain this to the doctor, but the doctor repeatedly interrupted him and would not allow him to finish. Whatever a physician's level of expertise, patients deserve to be treated with basic courtesy and respect. A neurologist, in particular, should understand the importance of listening carefully when a patient is reporting new or potentially serious neurological symptoms. What concerned me most was not simply the doctor's bedside manner. It was the complete lack of communication. My father came to the appointment with legitimate questions and concerns and left feeling as though the doctor had no interest in hearing them. Patients should not have to fight to get their doctor to listen to them. They deserve to feel that their concerns matter and that their physician is taking the time to understand what is happening to them. I sincerely hope this doctor takes a hard look at the way he communicates with his patients. Medical knowledge is important, but compassion, respect, and the willingness to listen are equally important parts of being a good physician.

I had an excellent experience with Dr. Bodnar. He was booked out for a few months but put me on a…read morewaiting list by which I was able to get in to see him within a week of my initial request. He spent a good hour with me asking a zillion questions while slipping in "is there anything else at all that you want to mention?" (in case his questions didn't encompass everything) several times, and then did an in-depth physical exam of reflexes, sensory, etc. He was really thorough and a STARK contrast to the neurologist I saw for the same issue a year and a half ago who spent 5min with me after waiting 4mo for the appointment. Would HIGHLY recommend this doctor who very clearly exercises his profession with real conviction.

I was having considerable pain in my right hand and Dr. Peter Bodnar agreed to some testing to see…read moreif it was carpal tunnel. I found him to be very thorough, professional and personable. We are leaving town permanently or I would surely continue my medical treatment with Dr. Bodnar.

I am not sure about the physician's work here but the office staff communication is subpar. That…read moreis really a shame if doctors are great but their office does not get back to patients timely, communicate updates or even answer the phone. I spent 17 minutes on hold just to speak to a human only for their phone system to disconnect. Called back to the same thing. Such a shame that office staff can tarnish the reputation of good physician practices. Will probably begin to look elsewhere. Looks like this is not the first time there have been issues with office staff....just read older review..

What a wonderful neurosurgery practice we have here in Tucson! We're blessed. Dr. Putty performed a…read morelumbar minimally invasive discectomy on me and I'm feeling better already. Everyone from the front office staff, to Dr. Putty's nurse practitioner, Kasey, to the schedulers are all professional grade people. Thank you all so much!

She is FABULOUS. My husband has been a patient of her for the last 15yrs. She listens to our…read moreconcerns and will try different medications which has helped my husband sooooo much. He is dealing with Parkinson. We never feel rushed or have to wait long to see her.

I find it hard to believe the negative reviews are about the same doctor I know. I have been her…read morepatient for about five years and she has been the best doctor I have ever had, and I've had plenty of doctors. Everything said in the previous five star review is completely accurate. If she is changing practices I only hope she can take her Parkinson's patients with her.

Wrong diagnosis by a PA who would not allow me to see the neurosurgeon. Had to go to a different…read moreclinic to get the correct diagnosis and treatment which involved neck surgery.

It had been some time since I had seen a neurologist and after 6 months of uncontrolled migraines,…read moremy PCP referred me to Western Neuro. I loved my experience.. until I didn't. The doctor was very thorough and I felt like my concerns were heard which I appreciated. I left with several referrals and tests after my initial appointment. I felt overwhelmed but I got it done. It wasn't until an EEG and a diagnosis I disagreed with, when things went wrong. I was prescribed a medication which I never took because I trusted my gut and sought a second opinion. If seeking care here, I highly encourage you to be your own advocate. I felt I was being treated based on tests and not symptoms which led me to another practice.

I waited months for this appointment. After confirming with their office that my visit was on…read moreTuesday the 8th (not Monday), I took a half day off from my job at a busy hospital and drove 35 minutes, only to be told they had canceled my appointment in error and couldn't see me. They admitted the mistake but refused to accommodate me, offering a new appointment months out or another visit later in the week , which I couldn't do after already I waited months for this appointment. After confirming with their office that my visit was on Tuesday the 8th (not Monday), I took a half day off from my job at a busy hospital and drove 35 minutes , only to be told they had canceled my appointment in error and couldn't see me. They admitted the mistake but refused to accommodate me, offering a new appointment months out or another visit later in the week , which I couldn't do after already missing work and wasting my time. Extremely unprofessional and poorly managed. I will not be returning and do not recommend Vita Medical Institute.

It's hard as a natural path and studying towards ph.d as ND, to rely on medicine and pharmaceutical…read moreworld. But after a major surgery leaving me with severe neuropathy, headaches and pain, I was referred to a neurologist. Finding the technology in place and All the studies, I found they were the neurologist I needed. We quickly were able to access due to the right side handicap of my body it was not a stroke, prompt MRI to discover we could rule out the stroke or such. We went with the ambulatory EEG and discovered I had many issues to resolve. The EMG discovered chronic neuropathy on the right side. Left, minor. Linked to Lumbar 4 and SI along other minor damages from long surgery. We have so much still to do, but the evidence is now clear of my path with referred physical therapy to get me back in the path of recovery. My only complaint is, office isn't very prompt on following up on referrals. Too many hands relying on each other and slips. So you can do your own follow up and allow them to do the neurological work, they are worth it. Staff and doctor are friendly and juggle to get you the test needed. It's just insurance that delays the process so you do the leg work.

my experience with dr. robert bina turned out to be a horrible nightmare…read more his schedulers leo and christian incompetent. but not nearly as incompetent as dr. bins office manager miranda. she was to return my call 7 dats ago, no call yet. who do you call when the manager is so busy that she cant return a call ? if you like how this sounds go ahead, personally, i think we all deserve better.

I tried them again and Dr. Kulin is great so far. It was a male I saw before, and so far Kulin is…read morebetter and scheduling has improved. Bad experience, scheduling issues, unaware doc, just not good at listening and communicating, and figuring what is best, especially in unusual situations.