Dr. Murk was one of the most through doctors I have ever seen. He saw me on a day that he usually…read moredoesn't see patients and did a very through work-up on me. I am devastated that he retired. But I hope he has a very happy and blessed retirement!!

Dr. Steven Murk is an excellent neurosurgeon. Great bedside manner. He took the time to explain to…read moreme and my worried family about the neck surgery I was about to have. More about my experience at http://oinkety.com/?p=1815

My PA neurologist Kimberly is very attentive, very compassionate and very friendly when things are…read morenot right in front of you. She helps work and keep working and wants you to find the problem. The office ladies are great. I highly recommend Peak Nuerology

Dr. Kim was so kind and informative as she explained my complicated records from a recent…read morehospitalization .for neurological issues She gave me idea's for how to stay brain healthy All of the staff and Doctors in this office are great at what they do Thanks to all of you , Donna Bonestroo

I was fired as a patient after questioning staff as to why their office doesn't fill out pprwrk for…read morelawyers, employers, schools, etc. When I started going to their clinic, they were aware I had a lawyer for a SSDI application, but when I needed them to fill out pprwrk for my lawyer, they refused saying they don't fill out any pprwrk for anyone for any reason.

Dr. K has been treating me for severe migraines with botox for years. I have had many medical…read moreissues and have dealt with many types of doctors over the years. To be a doctor is a special thing, you get status and eventually you can become successful. There is nothing wrong with the people who go into the careefield for this. However, some people are actual healers. Ones who seem to want to help people. See each person as an individual, not a 15 minute appointment. My years of being taken care of by Dr K tells me that she is a healer. She has taken such great care of me and I would recommend her to anyone I truly loved and cared for.

My spouse is a veteran with a documented TBI from blast exposures overseas, saw Dr. Chough for…read morepaperwork confirming his diagnosis, which is already supported by MRI results and multiple neurologists. Instead of reviewing the existing documentation, Dr. Chough questioned the legitimacy of his diagnosis and essentially called him a liar. It was dismissive, disrespectful, and incredibly disappointing especially for someone who served and is dealing with long-term injuries. Veterans deserve better care and basic respect.

Dr Brinley is my doctor at CSNA and while I've seen other PA's that are awesome, she is one who…read moredeserves a lot of accolades. I don't know how I lucked into having such a good neurologist but I'm so glad I did. She actually cares and that seems to be exceedingly rare. The staff at CSNA is always helpful and friendly and I actually enjoy going for my appointments there. Thank yall for what you do.

Went to Dr. Illig for a second opinion on another doctor's recommendation that I get surgery for my…read moreherniated disc at C6-C7. He was a little curt and brusque, but you know what? When you're a doctor of this caliber, you get a pass. The bottom line is trust, and I trusted him completely. More about my experience at http://oinkety.com/?p=1815

Here's a doctor you can trust. Several times he advised against surgery. As long as I was…read morefunctioning, don't risk the potential problems. He's not out for the quick $, but truly honest. Rare type these days.

I was with my wife when Dr. Scott performed an EMG on her legs. He was incredibly kind, patient…read moreand answered all my questions. We mostly live out of state, but I would want him to be my neurologist if I lived here full time. - Tony B.

cruel-crude-irate I…read morewas tested for neuropathy. Dr. Scott appeared to be angry and hurried, as he stated he was late. This was the second time i had this test. He was very rough,pushing the needles in deeper than they needed to be. I was left with several punctual wounds. He did not discuss the results of the test or have any recommendations. I find this unexceptable.

Kenn had an appointment with radiology to have a procedure done check in at 6:45am... whewwww these…read moremornings.. we were greeted upon arrival. We waited maybe about 5 mins to be called to the back to the waiting room to be called. Megan came and got him in about maybe 10 mins or so to get him set up and read vitals, labs etc. The doctor Dr. Gronkiewicz came in about 20 mins later to let him know what he would be doing this morning. He was straight forward and explained everything. Megan came back 15 mins later and took him back for the procedure. I waited in his room. He was gone about 45 mins. They willed him back in. Let me know he will be observed for about 2 hrs. I started to ask for some of what they gave him because he was sleeping so good!!!! Megan was very attentive, friendly and very polite. She took care of me as well as him. I was feeling very nauseated and she bought me a sprite and some crackers... it made me feel much better. The restroom was clean and so was the room. We got him up to make sure he felt ok. He got dressed and they wheeled him out to the car. Everything was good and we have no complaints..

The valet BOSS is how he introduced himself, not good afternoon or a proper greeting. Because I…read morewould not roll my windows down ( I was on the phone with a nurse about a discharge) The boss decided to yell in a unprofessional matter. Not a good look for UC Health.

I have been seeing Dr Adams and his team for almost 20 years. I had a medical emergency and was…read moretaken by ambulance to the ER, and he was the doctor assigned to me that day...and I couldn't be happier. We moved here from Chicago, and I had gone through over a dozen neurologists who didn't bother listening to be, or didn't understand the drugs they were prescribing. Dr Adams is kind, thoughtful, and always willing to take the time to listen to any concerns or ideas I might have. If I could take him back to Chicago with me, I might consider moving home... but Dr Adams also referred me to my othet specialists who are just as understanding and wonderful as he is. He is an exceptional human being and physician. You can't possibly go wrong.

I don't know what office the other reviewer went to, but it surely wasn't Adams' office. Never have…read moremy wife and I been treated so rudely by any business, much less a doctor's office. Calls are never returned. Requests for prescription renewals have taken weeks or months. Simply getting an appointment is harder than getting an audience with the Pope. If you ask to speak to Adams on the rare occasion that a phone is answered they will transfer you to voice mail or the physicians assistant. In two years of "care" we have actually seen Adams once, after spending two hours in the waiting room. This after a three month wait for an emergency appointment. The final straw has been this week when, after a migraine that lasted ten days, the person answering the phone was rude, demanding my wife say yes or no to a treatment plan which she had no information about. When my wife asked for clarification of what this medicine was, the secretary/nurse said, "I don't need to put up with your rudeness. Do I need to get the office manager on the phone?" My wife said, "sure, I'd love to talk to her," so the woman hung up. We called back and asked to talk to the office manager and was told she was out if the office, yet a call from a friend inside Penrose got the office manager to talk to her five minutes later. Today, after threatening lawsuits if they didn't contact us, the PA finally called my wife, claiming she'd called "several times" and left "many messages" -- do people seriously forget we're in the age of Caller ID? Then she prescribed a medicine. But when I got to the pharmacy I found out it's a federal crime to get this medicine without first receiving it by IV in the office. If I had gotten it, both me and the pharmacist would be committing a felony. And they weren't just rude to us, the pharmacist called the office FOUR times, and never got to the PA or the doctor. Never, ever, ever go to this office. A trip to Denver would be fifty times better than this horrible, horrible place.

I cannot say enough about Dr. Sparaco. She is a top notch chiropractor and functional neurologist…read morewho has helped me immensely through a concussion and prevention of grand-mal seizures. The official name of the business is "Kiropraxis" - she has clients in many different states so she is always on the move and in high demand because of her outstanding work in her field. She does not accept insurance, but the price isn't outrageous, and it's worth every penny for how well she treats you and how much better you feel afterwards. She is the closest thing I've found to a miracle worker in this field. I live an hour away and I will continue to see her because she really is that good! Highly recommend her, easy five star review!