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    Dee E Silver, MD - Primary Address: 9850 Genesee Ave, Suite 860 La Jolla, CA 92037

    Dee E Silver, MD

    2.4(7 reviews)
    0.1 mi

    Dr. Silver recently retired. He and his staff were the consummate professionals. My headaches…read moredecreased dramatically and significantly under his care. I would go quarterly for Botox injunctions. He never needed to reschedule me in 3 years! If I had another issue, like an episode of BPPV, he would address it and never make me feel rushed. He's an old school doctor and always asked how I'm doing, how my family is doing. He even had a sense of humor! My husband even said, "I sure miss Dr. Silver." Kanaiya (sp) was a true professional and handled all my billing issues expeditiously and correctly. I'm suffering daily now with incredible migraines daily, morning till night, because the new-huge neurological conglomerate treats me like a number. They even cancelled on me my FIRST "Botox injection appointment" with them and it was with one of the numerous PA's they have. They had to push my appointment out 5 days! Yay-Five more days of daily, intense 24 hour headache pain. My husband told me that the days of doctors like Dr. Silver are gone where quality care of the patients was priority whereas now, it's just a number$ game.

    RUN! I saw this guy in 2017. At my first appt he said things that have me hope that he would be…read moreable to help me. Those hopes were smashed to bits when I returned for a follow up appt & was told that everything was normal. He had ordered labs, a brain MRI, as well as MRIs of my full spine. He told me everything came back showing nothing was wrong. He told me "You have way too much going on" (referring to my symptoms) and said he would refer me to two other neurologists. I asked him what he meant by saying "Nothing was wrong" and that I have "too much going on". He said something along the lines of I have too many symptoms, but that the tests don't show I'm having those symptoms. (Like many drs before, he suggested that it was stress, depression, anxiety, some other mental issues or weight related.) I was ready (again) to give of hope of ever finding answers and help. In the last 3 years since seeing that dr 2 more neurologists, a gastroenterologist, a cardiologist, 2 rheumatologists, a chiropractor, an acupuncturist, 2 therapists, ENT, sleep specialist, 3 physical therapists... the list goes on. (Unfortunately) Anyway, I did find a neurologist that was more than willing to help me, but was finding it challenging. (She didn't give up) She referred me to some of the other specialists I listed & she redid the MRIs that I had done by the previous neurologist. When we read thru the full report of my C-spine and my lumbar spine, we saw that there was a lot more than 'nothing' going on with me. Herniations and determination, as well as stenosis are a few things that the other neurologist neglected to mention (which were listed in the report) as well as these things and other issues be very easy to see when taking the time to look at the images. I could go on and on describing the neglect & failure to diagnosis or even make an attempt to figure out even one issue. There are lots of good drs out there, please don't waste your time on this guy, because he's not worth the stress.

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    Dee E. Silver, MD Medical Group: Coastal Neurological Medical Group Practice Specialty: Neurology

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    UC San Diego Health Neurological Institute

    1.8(19 reviews)
    1.0 mi

    This review is based on my years of care under Dr. Sara Siavoshi. Dr. Siavoshi is an exceptional…read moredoctor and problem-solver. She changed my life & is the best doctor I have ever had. After years of dwindling physical health, pain, numbness, & weakness I was finally referred to UCSD Neurology. Fortunately my appointment was with Dr. Siavoshi. This woman is amazing. She let the data lead. Rather than let prior hastily arrived at opinions influence her assessment, she took test, got labs, and developed a treatment plan to help alleviate constant pain. This stood in contrast to prior evaluations of my condition apparently informed solely by my age, gender, & appearance. We had some scary moments for sure but we also could rule out things such as MS. Dr. Siavoshi is attentive to the science of medicine & the care of her patients. I cannot speak more highly of her as a doctor. She identified & drastically improved my migraines, she identified & stopped peripheral neuropathy & associated pain due to poor nutrient uptake and, she took charge of neurological monitoring. I am forever grateful.

    My experience with Dr. Galasko in the UCSD Memory Disorders clinic was deeply disappointing…read more Despite coming in with objective, documented biological data--including a positive CSF amyloid spinal tap (phase 1 of the Alzheimer's process), a 3.5% single-year volume loss in my occipital lobe on NeuroQuant, and progressive visual-spatial symptoms that forced me to stop driving--my concerns were completely minimized. Because I am 46 and presenting with visual-spatial failure rather than classic memory loss, the approach was dismissive. Objective biomarker findings were brushed off as potential "flukes," and real-world functional losses were met with a striking lack of clinical concern. Advice for Atypical / Young-Onset Patients: Be aware that even specialized Memory Disorder clinics at major academic centers can be heavily biased toward classic, late-onset memory presentations. If you have an atypical, young-onset, or focal variant (like PCA), do not expect standard clinical appointments to connect the dots. At this point I'm not sure how it's possible to get my biomarkers and focal symptoms evaluated appropriately. Good luck, but this guy and UCSD definitely aren't the answers.

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