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Louis Geigerman

(20 reviews)

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So far, so good. I found a flier for National ARD/IEP Advocates while at a doctor's appointment. I…read morecalled and Mr. Geigerman was quick to get back to me. Look, I'm not trying to suck unneeded things from the District and cost them a bunch of money but my daughter needs to have proper supports while at school so that she doesn't get more symptomatic. I've tried working with the District when my oldest daughter was a 5th year senior in 2015-2016 and saw how nasty a teacher, her AP and other District staff got at the high school level (and she'd had a BRAIN SURGERY in December of that year)! Then I tried working with the intermediate school staff in 2016-2017 after my youngest became symptomatic in 6th grade and was eventually diagnosed with the same genetic disorder and primary diagnosis as my oldest. Instead, the same District staff got involved and rather than providing any real help, the District manipulated us and my daughter was treated horribly by one of her teachers, which all led to her becoming even more symptomatic. I knew I needed help after giving consents last year only to find out the District staff evaluating my daughter never contacted any of the providers who I gave the consents for and then the admins I was working with delayed having the meeting to talk about the results of their PT and OT consults until the very end of the year. I know my daughter qualifies for an IEP but they keep telling me she doesn't. So this year, I asked for an IEP evaluation. When we did that with my oldest, they sent a report shortly thereafter that she didn't qualify but then decided rather than failing her, as the District 504 coordinator said they could do, they would provide her services under her 504. Those services enabled her to graduate so we stopped fighting (and I say fighting because that is exactly what it feels like. It's not supposed to, as a parent, you are supposed to feel like a valued member of the 504 team, but it hasn't for me no matter if I am kind and polite or frustrated and aggressive). So I did my research on Mr. Geigerman. I don't take any stock in people who review on Yelp only 1 time. As an Elite Yelper, I review customer service, whether it's a restaurant, a retail store or any other customer service, particularly when I'm paying money for it. Mr. Geigerman costs money. I'm ok with that as I know he knows how to help me get my child what she needs because he did if for his own child. I'm not afraid of a fight because, in my opinion, I tried hard enough to do it nicely and have been mislead, manipulated and my child mistreated. And, without even meeting him face to face, what Mr. Geigerman has given me is more motivation to keep fighting! My daughter deserves a free and appropriate education just as much as the next child. The District doesn't have to invest in her for very many things because her disorder prohibits her from participating in most sports and many other activities that require high impact or repetitive movement. I'm sorry if they don't want to spend money so that she doesn't get further disabled by the school environment, but the way I see it, they waste far more money with all these meetings we have to have because they won't just give her what she needs. We have doctor's notes, we've provided all kinds of information, all for naught. While her AP thinks last year was a good year, my child came out of it more disabled, both physically and mentally, then when she went in. That is not a good year in my book. I'm hoping with Mr. Geigerman's help, 2017-2018 will be a better year for my child. More as time goes on, but I'm very thankful right now to have Mr. Geigerman on our team!

I have been involved in several ARD/IEP meetings over the years and understand that strong advocacy…read morecan play an important role in ensuring students receive appropriate support and services. Unfortunately, my experience with Louis Geigerman has routinely been deeply disappointing. Rather than fostering productive collaboration, his approach consistently appears rooted in unnecessary confrontation and performative outrage over relatively minor procedural issues. Meetings that should have remained student-centered are repeatedly derailed by his argumentative behavior that adds tension without adding meaningful value to the educational planning process. Equally concerning is the repeated display of absolute confidence while presenting interpretations of special education regulations, policies, and procedures that are, at times, inaccurate, outdated, or lacking important context. In a field where precision and professionalism matter, that combination can create confusion for parents and unnecessary conflict for educational teams attempting to serve students appropriately and in good faith. Effective advocates educate, clarify, and most importantly, collaborate while still holding districts accountable when necessary. The Louis Geigerman experience feel far more focused on self and escalation than resolution. Parents deserve representation grounded in expertise, professionalism, and a genuine commitment to the child's best interests -- not ego-driven confrontation that turns every meeting into an adversarial performance.

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They took my money (over $2,000 for a premium) on April 3rd. It's April 19th and I still do not…read morehave coverage. According to their website, I'm enrolled, but my insurance still comes up as "inactive" by the insurer. I have called in, created a ticket, called again and escalated, called again in a 3-way call with the insurance and still NOTHING. Sure, it will be retroactive to April 1st when it's finally activated, but what does that matter when we have to cancel appointments because we're refused because we can't afford to pay? And for the appointments we were able to keep, we're already getting hounded to pay. We've explained this is URGENT and we need this done NOW. Our lives our in their hands and they JUST DON'T CARE. We paid our money, our insurance should be activated immediately or at worst, next day. "Processing times" are just excuses, probably just gaining interest on our money while they hold on to it. Just a useless, pointless, worthless middleman to make insurance even more difficult to deal with than it already is.

0 stars. I have…read moremedical and legal power of attorney for my father. After he had a stroke, we needed to get him to rehab. I wanted to know if the plan would let us take him directly there, or if he had to be referred by a hospital. That's all. They said they couldn't give me that information until I faxed them my PoA form. I kept saying I only needed general, available information, but they refused to answer until I faxed them the PoA. Which I did, at $2.50 a page. Then they said it would take TWO DAYS for the fax to arrive. Which is not how faxes work. In a panic (because we needed to make health decisions about him NOW), I called the company that hires Empyrean to do their management, and they said Empyrean doesn't even have that plan information, and that they would 100% know they didn't. And that no, PoA is not needed for anyone to ask such a general question anyway. So they put me through all that for nothing!

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