My comment is in regard to scheduling an appt at the Dublin Hospital location. My husband has been…read moreseeing his PCP since Feb 2024 for an issue and was finally referred to an OhioHealth neurologist in Sept 2024 only to find the first appt available would be Jan 9, 2025 -- a 14 week wait. This is where Donna (don't know her last name) in scheduling was so very helpful. When I called back a week after scheduling the appt to see if we could be put on a waitlist for a sooner appt, Donna asked if she could call me back and when she did a few min later she told me she was able to move the appt from 1/9/25 to 10/23/24 -- 2 1/2 mos earlier! I will be forever grateful to Donna for her advice, understanding, kindness and compassion.

From the owner: Where there's a We, There's a way…read more OhioHealth Neurological Physicians, formerly Columbus Neurology & Neurosurgery, provides comprehensive treatment of brain and spinal disorders. Patient treatment is rendered with care and respect, providing the highest quality diagnostic, medical, rehabilitative and surgical services possible

I truly believe that Dr. Barfield and his staff are as good as it gets when it comes to…read moreneurologists! He has excellent bedside manner, he spends plenty of time with his patients, his staff is friendly and caring, and they always make me feel like to really do care about how me and my family are doing! I really feel like I am lucky to have found him while on a hospital stay in February. I hope that he stays in practice for a long time to come in the area, because my husband and I will be going to him as long as he is in business! I would recommend him to anyone with migraines, sleeping problems, etc.

Felt understood and not rushed. The doctor and staff were very helpful and friendly. Recommendread more

I needed to see a new neurologist and "Dr. A." (as he is…read moreknown), Mourad Abdelmessih MD., at 1916 Tamarack Rd. in Newark, OH was suggested to me by another Yelper, my daughter. Admittedly, I was hesitant to make the drive all the way to Newark. Since I was unfamiliar with Newark, however Yelp provided clear directions to get there by traveling out Dublin-Granville Rd. (Rte. 161) from Columbus. It was encouraging to see that the parking lot had ample provisions for handicapped parking adjacent to the front entrance, where I could easily navigate with my walker. Since I'd already filled out most of the necessary paperwork sent to me, my check-in time was greatly reduced. I had been told earlier that I would feel at ease with Dr. A., and welcome his friendly personality and professional thoroughness in dealing with me as a prospective patient. As I looked around the simple waiting room, I saw the typical magazine rack with contemporary albeit up-to-date reading material, a water fountain with hot and cold water, and unusual wallpaper along the entire wall, that pulled me into the picture that depicted a beautiful relaxing garden setting. From the time of my arrival at Mid-Ohio Neurology, when my wife and I met the receptionist, Heather, at the front window, she was able to allay my anxiety about seing a new Neurologist and my concern that this might mean I would be "starting all over again" after several years with my former doctor. As my wife and I sat in the waiting room, only a few minutes later, my name was called to step onto the Truck Scale and get weighed before following her again to a patient room. I'm certain that Kristy sensed my anxiety when she took my blood pressure. Normally my BP is actually low, but my anxiety, and trepidation about seeing a new Neurologist resulted in a higher reading. She attempted to calm me by asking me about the issues I was having that brought me to see Dr. Abdelmessih. She then commented that I would like "Dr. A." just as my daughter, who set up my appointment, told me, "I would really "love" Dr, A. Then, Kristy told me he would be in shortly, left the room and closed the door. After that happened, my anxiety and tremors jumped into high gear. My wife tried to help me calm me. It's pretty obvious to my wife that I get anxious and my tremors increase when meeting a new doctor about my Parkinson's. Well, that's why I'm here! I would have been willing to wait 30 mins. or longer for the doctor to come in, but it was only a minute or so before he walked in. Mispronouncing his name, he laughed, which helped put me more at ease, yet I quickly asked if I could call him Dr. A. He told me, "Of course you can and probably should after butchering his name the way I had." Again, I relaxed a little more. Then he proceeded to talk to me about my issues, about my life, and then conducted more tests within my examination. By this time, I was putty in his very capable hands. We discussed meds I was taking and asked if my wife and I thought they were working. He seemed to have all the time in the world to conduct his examination and talk to us. This was just what I needed. By the end of his examination, nearly an hour long, he provided his diagnosis, his medical plan of action and prognosis. My wife and I were very relieved, yet surprised that he didn't look at things that had already been done, but instead started with a clean slate. Wow! That's just what we hoped would happen. He told us how he was planning to wean me from medications that were not working as they should and introduce me to prescription for a new medicine that I'd never tried before. Then, he said he wanted to see me again in one month, rather than the typical four-month followup I was used to. Before leaving he asked us if we had any other questions and said if I had any problems, be sure to call me. I thanked him and as we were making my next appointment with Heather, Alexis, another M.A. talked to us and gave me a 30 day supply of samples of the new medicine. Alexis told us, that Dr. A. didn't want me to pay for a medicine that I was uncertain whether it would work or not. On the way back to our car, my wife and I looked at each and said, "I like this guy!" If you are looking for a Neurologist who will take the time to investigate your issues, treat you as someone who is working with your doctor in the same team, and demonstrate professional attention to your personal Neurological issues; Diabetic Neuropathy, M.S., memory loss, migraines, Fibromyalgia, Parkinson's Disease, or another Neuroligical disorder, Dr. A. at Mid-Ohio Neurology is the man to see.

I see Laura at this location and she is awesome! I'm always taken back on time and treated…read moreperfectly by staff. And Laura - she is a little bit of awesome. She comes in and sits down and she really listens to what I have to say - and she's willing to try new methods of treatment - I hate the doctors but I do look forward to coming here!

These guys are pretty great. Staff is very friendly across the board and they have been…read moreon-schedule every time we have been there. Our doctor is great and I would highly recommend him and this office to anyone.

Dr. Mallik is the Doctor that I would trust with my life, or any of my families. He has done 3…read moresurgeries on me over the years, 1lumbar and 2 spinal. Aside from coming through fhe surgeries superbly, I have had many many surgeries over the past 40 years, and I have never had a surgeon or doctor for that matter that I felt so safe with. He also only did the surgeries as a very last . My whole family will be eternally grateful to him for the care I received from him. I could have possibly ended up in really bad shape if not for Dr. Mallik's expertise, so to him, I shall be eternally grateful!

Dr. Ahmad Anouti MD.is the single worse neurologist in this city and maybe the state!!! Firstly he…read morehas absolutely no compassion for his patients, and his competence is questionable at best. I was unfortunate enough to have to see him due to insurance for the last two years and have had enough. He changes my medications at will with no discussion or appointment, and that is when he writes the right ones. Most months getting the medication I need for a serious condition is like drawing the lottery. I can never tell what is going to happen. There have been more than ten instances where I had to argue with his nursing staff about which medicine I am on because the doctor doesn't always look at my chart to see what he has prescribed, and then when his nurses pull my records and show him, he still argues with his own notes and refuses to admit he made a mistake, leaving me with the wrong medicine for an entire month not knowing what the next month holds. He has also given me referrals without my knowledge or consultation and I have to find out when the University Hospital sends me appointment papers. Then when I called to ask his staff about the referral they had absolutely no knowledge he had even given one. When he finally confirms that he did in fact make the referral he tells me it is for one thing only for me to travel three hours away only to find out that the doctor he referred me to doesn't even handle the care he referred me for in the first place. Lastly, I have no confidence in this doctor or his decisions, mostly due to his inconsistency, and causing me personally undue suffering. I recommend that everyone should steer clear of this quack!

Great caring staff and doctors took the time and attention to detail making sure everyone was doing…read moreeverything possible to help us.

I saw a NP with an apparent hearing problem. Not going back. Waste of time and money.read more

Dr.Bauer LIES! After having a Tilt Table Test done & it coming back negative, he put in for a Drug…read moreScreen, WITHOUT notifying me in ANY WAY! He also stated in my notes, that I'm "Non Compliance with Medication Regimen" when I take ALL my Medications when I'm supposed to be. I have a Friend that is a Nurse, who has been doing my Migraine Injection for me MONTHLY as scheduled. I'm only 36 & VERY involved in my Community & it seems like Dr.Bauer has sadly developed the Mercy Mentality, since leaving NOMS & joining Mercy. I'm livid & people need to know, if you see him for Neurology, to just be cautious. I have filed a Grievance with Mercy Health Hospital in Lorain.