I recently had an appointment with a neurologist at MUSC…read more Before my appointment, the receptionists were thorough in explaining where to park and how to access the neurology floor. (Parking in the tower is $3 with an appointment.) On the date of my appointment, the receptionists were kind and caring. The neurology floor lobby is freshly updated, modern, spacious, and clean. The nurse and neurologist spent an adequate amount of time with me to truly hear my concerns before developing a plan. So far, I am impressed with MUSC's neurology.

I wish I could provide a five star review for MUSC Neurology department - sadly, I cannot and will…read morenot. My personal experience with the Nurse Practitioner, Katie Smith, was positive but I cannot say the same for many on her staff. Instead of keeping me up to date and informed in a timely on my tests results, along with, providing accurate information, weeks would go by without a returned phone call. When I could get someone on the phone they were more often than not, unapologetic and rude. My requests for basic info re: my care went unanswered for weeks on end - not a returned phone call or email. Imagine being unable to reach anyone at your physicians office when you are in pain and need medication or would like test results and you are told "someone will get back to you" and, yet, no one does. I was warned that MUSC Neurology was difficult to deal with - I wish I had listened - It would have saved me alot of stress. Bottom line: I felt unimportant and that I was a bother --my needs were not a priority.

Visited once after a head CT scan following an accident found an anomaly. Dr. Hughes was…read moresuper-nice and explained everything well, and listened to my questions and answered them thoughtfully. He wanted a follow-up MRI to get more detail to determine what the problem was and when I asked if I could have it done closer to home (1.5 hr drive to his office), he readily agreed and said he'd call me with the results so that I wouldn't have to drive all the way back to Mount Pleasant. Very nice. The receptionist however is another story. Every interaction I've had with her has been negative, as she's been rude , dismissive and condescending. As a patient with a history of cancer, anxiety and depression, and now dealing with an anomaly spotted in a brain scan, the last thing I want to have to deal with in the doctor's office is a bad attitude from a receptionist.

This office has the worst back office system I have ever experienced and I am the caregiver for my…read morefather, my uncle, and my own experiences as a 74 year old. Communications are difficult at best and practically invisible. My script was miswritten and I got no response for a correction. I made an appointment for my doctor and found that I was meeting a PA when I arrived. The only help for my pain was to increase gabapentin and see a pain management doctor. I have been going to this office for 9 months for pain and I am no closer to ending the pain than I was 9 months ago. I suggest replacing the office manager who puts patients first and not the bottom line.

I don't care for their office personnel at all, especially the ones in the front office. Their…read moreback office folks are okay. However, I'm giving this rating for Dr. Bahadori and NOT his staff. Dr. Bahadori has been amazing addressing my issues.

The girl at the front desk is rude and has no clue as to what she is doing. Poor customer service!read more

Clean facility and great doctors. We had tried 3 Neurologist in Savannah but all were lacking…read more When we called our Neurologist in Ohio, he told us about the neurology and neuroscience department at MUSC. It is worth the 2.5 hour drive to see Dr. Edwards and Mary Catherine Gill. Both are excellent and their help has been amazing.

An absolute disgrace to his profession ! Nasty, rude , arrogant, just to name a few of his…read morelowlife qualities. He is very insulting to his patients.

I am reviewing based on the appalling behavior today of Dr. White. My child was in a music class as…read morethe kids were learning the letters outside and he was beyond sexist, condescending, and demeaning to their teacher in a way I am embarrassed on his behalf by his behavior. Dr. Stewart took his behavior with grace, but I under no circumstance will ever recommend this neurologist and office to anyone. If this is how he treats others, I don't even want to know how he treats his patients. As a wife of a neurosurgeon, I am surprised he is not aware of the neurological benefits of a music education from a young age as it pertains to prevention of Alzheimer's, dementia, and let's not go down the benefits in regards to music therapy. I can attest there are many neurologists in the Charleston area far better than this one.

Dr Jackson, and Dr Gabi are Amazing! They are both incredible chiropractors. Extremely kind, and…read morecaring. They spend a lot of time making sure you get the best possible care. Their techniques are slightly different, but I love both of them. Highly recommend. I love going to the office, and have sent many of my massage therapy clients, family, and friends. !0 Stars!

From the owner: At Lux Chiropractic we aim to serve the entire family, taking care of everyone from newborns to…read moregrandparents. We want to help you achieve your health goals and to live a full and vital life! Dr. Gabrielle is Perinatal, Webster and Pediatric Certified through the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association and is an expert in care during pregnancy, postpartum and throughout childhood. Dr. Jackson is proficient in soft tissue techniques including Active Release Technique. At Lux Chiropractic we incorporate Functional Neurology into all treatments so that your nervous system can function efficiently and effectively.