I was referred to Dr. Crozier for numbness in my left leg and foot and she spent an hour carefully…read moreevaluating me. She referred me for a brain MRI and called me an hour after that test was done to discuss next steps and helped set up my surgery appointment. She listened well, expedited my medical services and was instrumental in the medical breakthrough I am now experiencing. Thank you!

I went to Dr. Crozier in February and March of this year because I was having some bad…read morepseudoparkinsonism as a side effect of one of my medications. And also might have been having absence seizures (?) She spent a long time interviewing me, longer than the 15 minutes that the appointment was supposed to last. She took a complete history, asking thoughtful questions. She was sensitive and considerate of my other medical conditions. She did an extensive physical examination. She told me to get an EEG, and after I had that done I went back to see her again, at which point she made recommendations as to how I could solve the problem. I saw her a few times, but now I won't be going back anymore because, thanks to her, my pseudoparkinsonism is all gone.

I'm a physician who has consulted Dr. Ryu a number of times RE my lumbar and cervical spine…read moreproblems. He's exceptionally well-trained and knowledgeable with a stellar reputation in the medical community. He spends the time needed to hear my questions, address my concerns and answer my questions. Office Experience was great.

Excellent physician recommended to me by two friends of mine. I trust his judgement and diagnosis…read more He is also a warm and personable Neurosurgeon with a ton of experience dealing with difficult cases. Office staff are very nice and so helpful. Highly recommend this physician. He takes on the difficult cases.

Dr Joelson does not accept new patients. Or, rather, he picks and chooses. What is worse, his…read moreoffice gives insane excuses and runarounds, gives additional hoops to jump through, cancels appointments, and then refuses to give any explanations.

All my diagnostics were acurate my L4 and L5 were really agitating me preventing from me enjoying…read moremy retirement after the first visit I felt better were work in progress and the reliff is amazing I can do what I want at 66 and active im so glad to have meet Dr. Joelson , He listens and is concerned about my health and I like that ,highly recommend Dr. Joleson

An outstanding caring professional. Palo Alto Medical Foundation is fortunate to have him on its…read morestaff.

I met Dr. Saleh so many years ago I can't remember how far back we go! What I do recall is I had a…read morestroke in 2012, and I suddenly remember him being in my life. He brought me back to health- giving me the encouragement to regain my left side, my vision, walk again respectably, and be able to speak and be understood. Years later I am indebted to him, and see him for shots for Migraine headaches on a regular basis. I owe my life to this man, and hold him dear in my heart!

I recently met with Dr. Paul Jackson to discuss my ongoing spine related issue. The idea was to…read moreunderstand medical intervention options and get his expert opinion on whether a surgery is warranted for this condition. He was very forthcoming and answered my questions and concerns satisfactorily. The most important aspect of this interaction was that he was to the point and pragmatic in his view of the situation. He didn't try to scare me or influence me in any way. He simply laid out the facts of the matter and said that it is upto me to decide whenever I feel that my situation is affecting my quality of life. He explained the procedure and any risks involved and allayed any concerns that I had about this particular procedure. The check-in at the Sutter facility in Palo Alto was smooth. They do seem to enforce masks during the visit which, in my opinion, is a very prudent thing to do these days! I didn't have to wait long after the check-in and also didn't have to wait more than 5min for Dr. Jackson after the assistant added my details to their system in the exam room.

Paul Jackson is a highly intelligent person with a passion for science and medicine. He is also a…read morevery accomplished neurosurgeon. He gives his patients a realistic view of what a proposed procedure can and cannot accomplish. He explains all the possible upsides and downsides. He is not a marketer. He does not over promise. My wife had truly excruciating pain from a herniated disc. It was debilitating. We tried all alternatives to surgery including steroid injections. Opioid pain killers were ineffective. In short, nothing worked. Paul Jackson proposed a microdiscectomy. He predicted a good chance of pain relief, but was less optimistic about nerve recovery. Yesterday he performed the operation at Sequoia Hospital in Redwood City. My wife had an incredibly good outcome. Her horrible pain is completely gone. ZERO pain one day post op. She's walking around pain free just like she did before the disc herniated. Before the surgery, she couldn't even walk a few steps without horrible pain. Some numbness remains as predicted but it's manageable. We are so grateful to Dr. Jackson. He has given my wife her active life back.

Some physicians practice medicine as an art. Dr. Weisserstein is one. I will always be grateful for…read morethe meticulous care he took in discerning my diagnosis and crafting my treatment. In the three long years that passed before I arrived at his door I suffered excruciating pain, anxiety an depression. Granted that my condition is very rare but none of the other doctors at PAMF listened to me. Dr. Wasserstein did. He was patient, empathetic and thorough.. How rare is that these days? As a result of the extraordinary care I received from Dr.Phillip Wasserstein I have a new lease on life. I am finally on the road to recovery. Thank you, kind sir. Truett CV

Dr. Wasserstein changed my life…read more In eighth grade I had a gran mal seizure. Full on unconscious, frothing at the mouth gnarliness. No underlying cause could be found and I haven't had one since, but after that I started having these small "episodes" where my muscles would tighten uncontrollably when I started to walk or run. Unless I stopped and/or leaned on something, I would fall over. It would last for 5-10 seconds and then go away. The neurologists I saw in New Jersey, where I grew up, didn't know what was happening except that I had irregular EEG (brain-wave scan) results. They said it seemed seizure related, but it wasn't epilepsy. They prescribed phenobarbital which helped the EEGs become normal, but didn't do anything for my symptoms at all. At least I could get hopped up on barbiturates, if I was so inclined (I wasn't). I came out to California for college and a couple years in I decided to see a Neurologist at Stanford to see if they had any ideas. At that time, Dr. Wasserstein was heading the Motion Disorders Clinic at Stanford, though as you can see from the listing, he has since moved to the Palo Alto Medical Foundation. I described my symptoms. He nodded and said, "It sounds like you have PKC (Huh?!?) or Paroxysmal Kinesigenic Choreoathetosis. ([slaps forehead] Of course!!) It's a movement disorder. Not very common, but I've seen several patients with it . . ." Yada, yada, yada. Long story short. He ran some tests (sleep deprived EEG's are the bomb) and changed my meds and I haven't had an episode since!! (well as long as I don't forget to take them (Bad, Andrew!!)) That was 17 years ago. Now I don't have to take awkward pauses when I start to walk and have to explain why over and over again to quizzical friends and acquaintances or keel over in a crosswalk whilst grabbing a random person next to me for support (it's happened). Wooo hooo!!! Sometimes seeing a specialist isn't enough. You need to find the specialty within the specialty. Motion Disorders? Who knew? Thanks Dr. Wasserstein!!

My dad was recommended to see Dr. Cassini when he wanted an evaluation related to his ability to…read moredrive. My mom joined the appointment and was stunned that the doctor did not perform any evaluation. He talked about trucks for 30 mins and how men need to be able to drive. Rather than perform an objective test, he looked at my father and told him "you seem fine to drive" and insisted that he go get his license. Insisted. I assume this was because he knew that's what my dad wanted and it was an easy $500. I wouldn't go here if you need a true and honest evaluation.

My partner and I saw upwards of ten medical professionals before getting him a diagnosis, but the…read moreonly one that leaves a sour taste in my mouth is Dr. Cassini. We were under his care for several months, and probably saw him for 5 appointments. When we came to Dr. Cassini, we had a neurospych analysis that showed that something was really wrong, and he made clear that he was going to use that as his basis - not what we were seeing or experiencing. He also did not perform basic neurological tests. Instead, he said that he wanted to get imaging done. At the time, while that seemed reasonable, Dr. Cassini thought everything on the imaging looked "normal" after 2 MRIs and 2 EEGs. We just found out from UCSF that his imaging was not normal, and that in fact it showed some significant shrinkage in the region consistent with Alzheimer's. Our doctor at UCSF made clear that he would never use the imaging alone to make a diagnosis, but it is what he would expect to see with Alzheimer's, given all the other evidence we had provided. Since all Dr. Cassini thought he needed was imaging, he never had the other evidence present, and therefore... could not provide a diagnosis. Except he didn't really ever tell us that. He just kept stringing us along, lethargically (though personably) suggesting a next step. I am really glad that other patients think that Dr. Cassini is a more attentive doctor than I did, but I do want to document what I think were severe weaknesses on the part of this doctor. He did not listen to us, and he did not take the time to put together a picture of what was happening, and even though he wasn't sure what was happening, he never suggested anyone (like the Stanford memory clinic or UCSF) might have a better idea than he did. If they had, we would have had answers months sooner than we did.

I am the parent of a teenager who had been unhappy in school for many years. For a long time, we…read moreassumed the struggles were "normal," but by sophomore year of high school things became truly miserable. We didn't know what to do or how to help. Finding Neuropsych Kids changed everything. The care, attention, and insight Dr. Aronowitz provided gave our family a whole new understanding of who our child is as a learner and as a person. Instead of focusing only on what wasn't working, they helped us see the strengths and guided us with practical, meaningful recommendations. For the first time, our child felt understood and supported in a way that gave them confidence to define their own path. I can't recommend Dr. Aronowitz enough. When my child's school saw the report, they were blown away and said they had never seen anything so comprehensive. And my teen liked her(!). This week, we are sending our child off to college --to a program that is the right fit and one that they are genuinely excited about. Dr. Aronowitz has continued to provide support in this part of the learning journey as well, helping to line up the right accommodations for our child to be successful in university studies. We truly believe this journey would not have been possible without the clarity, compassion, and expertise we received here. Dr. Aronowitz gave our family hope and helped open the door to a much brighter future. I truly wish that all children could have access to this kind of assessment early in their educational experience; it makes all the difference.

I wish I could give more stars than 5! We recently had a comprehensive assessment completed for our…read moreson, and it was sooooo incredibly helpful! Dr Jen's assessment was so comprehensive, and truly helped us to better understand our kiddo (both his challenges but also, his strengths!!) She works so well with young kids (our kiddo really enjoyed his sessions!) but also, she's so thorough -- both in the information she gets from us as parents, from teachers, and even other medical professionals (Dr Jen met with TWO of our kid's support team, to make sure she had the right information to form a complete perspective.) The final report was so detailed! Tons of data but also, thorough explanation. In our review meeting, she really took the time to talk through it with us, to make sure we understood it and had the opportunity to ask (a million!) questions. Her recommendations were very helpful and are giving us great next steps to help our kiddo. Genuinely, we can't recommend her highly enough.