I have Epilepsy, have had for 38 yrs. have seen my share of Neurologists; Dr Dean is wonderful!…read moreCares about his patients, always listens to you carefully, not ignoring u to get to the next patient. I've been seeing him for 6 yrs now & he's the best I've ever been too, my illness is under control thanks to him; would recommend him to anyone needing a compassionate intelligent Neurologist. His office is so so, sometimes great sometimes not, but I go to see the Dr not the office. Dr's of this status are hard to find these days.

Gonzalez, He's friendly but I can't understand his tech that comes in before him I waited an hour…read morean a half just to go over mri results then tried to push supplements for anxiety and when I saw him prior with new numbness in my face he didn't think it warranted a brain mri he says he'll run tests but you never get a call for them to be set up it's impossible to reach his office by phone and rarely return calls I still don't know the mg of one he prescribed in August bc they never called back with quantity and mg. So I haven't filled any meds with him. He just keeps my ms infusions going. My husband refuses to in with me now because he hates how he constantly dismisses my concerns. The care is pretty much not there only neuro I have not liked besides the one in the mayo hospital in mn.

Well, you sent an email to me asking for my opinion so here it is. The staff is very disorganized…read more I've been forgotten about a few times while everyone went to lunch. One of the techs always says my blood pressure is 120/80. (Textbook normal) Right! And I have ocean front property here in Oklahoma to sell you too. Learn to take a proper blood pressure. Sometimes life depends upon it. It's difficult to understand a couple of the techs. I'm hard of hearing and have cognitive issues so they need to work with patients like me. Make note of it in patients charts. I'm not a fan of repeating myself every time I go to the same doctor. I've also called the office for things like changing my address or phone number. They never write it down and change it. Then I miss appointments because they're calling the wrong number. As for the doc, he's pretty cool. He was the first medical personnel to suggest speech therapy years after the shooting. My only thing with him is that he gets tunnel vision with headaches. It's difficult to talk to him about anything else because of his focus on headaches. But he is easy to talk to too.

We had images, image report, referring doctor. And DR. Jeanne Edwards refuses to see my daughter…read moreand would not provide a reason. Her office never once called me and refused to call the referring doctor to sort a paper problem that I later learned they admitted to the referring doctor they had the paperwork the whole time. They told me all information has to come from the doctor would not take my insurance over the phone, the after they finally asked me why my daughter needed the apt. They interrupted and questioned if we lived in Oklahoma and if they were even on our insurance. I found them on my insurance website, so yes. I explained we recently moved to Oklahoma. The office is rude, their process is broken. They lied. I suggest you avoid the stress entirely and seek help somewhere else. Our referring doctor contacted another neurologist yesterday for us, they called me first thing this morning and her appointment is this coming Tues. They saw the need and the urgency and was kind and considerate. You don't have to accept this kind of bad behavior from a bad doctor. Seek help with a doctor that actually cares.

I'd rather be anywhere than here. But Access Emergency on Utica sent me over after doing their…read morebest. Upon arrival it was fairly empty. That's a first. In the first *two hours* of waiting, however, it filled up with any walk of mankind you can imagine. I cannot figure out why their wait is always hours upon end. I've heard complaints from so many people. Don't they triage? I think broken bones, cracked skulls, extreme bleeding, etc. should get priority over druggies (comment made to me by another). Another I know calls it, now, the ghetto hospital. I assure you it didn't use to be this way. I've taken wounded children to St John and rec'd the best of treatment, even if it meant keeping me isolated. One night my son's pediatrician happened to be there; I called as he had a high fever. Doc said, "Come on over". He stripped the toddler down to his diaper and we hung out while baby ran around and Doc watched over him. You think that'd happen now? I digress. When I FINALLY got in, the team hustled, worked hard & I felt confident when I left. They knew I'd be seeing a St Francis doctor I know & they certainly didn't hold it against me. They seemed to care and be proud of their work. I always get along with the nurses and doctors once that opportunity arises. I hugged the young doctor who'd really given it his all. Hate to add: I agree with the submitted pictures. So sad.

i went to St johns hospital to get a replacement handicap place card for a recheck on my knee…read morereplacement This dr did my knee 6 years ago at St francis i didnt have a problem with dr He gave me a handicap place card for 5 years This time they gave me one for 6 months My knee will never be normal and i want to know why i was treated like this I have suffered for 6 years and now this

I would give this excuse of a medical clinic ZERO stars if I could. If you make an "appointment"…read moreexpect to be an hour late. Arrived 20 minutes early as requested to fill out paper work. Sat in waiting room for an hour after the scheduled appointment. The staff is very unfriendly and offer no explanation for delays. In essence, I WOULD TRAVEL TO ANOTHER CITY OR STATE OR COUNTRY IF THAT WAS MY ONLY OTHER OPTIONS.

They called and scheduled an appointment to see the gender of the baby with an unltrasound. We came…read moreon the scheduled day and waited an hour in the waiting room, just to be told that she came in 3 weeks too early. The app she had downloaded said the babies genitals are visible. The reason being is there was another thing the doctor wanted something else scanned at 20weeks or the insurance wouldn't cover both the untrasound and the ohr scan. They literally called this morning to confirm the appointment. On a side note, before COVID, we didn't have to wear masks in hospitals. We are forced to now.

The Best place next to Saint Francis South. My doctor and my…read moreneurologist are very professional and I felt compassion and I felt like they knew what they were talking about. Definitely will continue here.

Don't waste your time on Dr. Connor. He was largely uneducated and unwilling to listen or help my…read morecondition, called iatrogenic botulism, which I received from Botox injections given by a nurse at Dr. Greg Ratliff's office on 15th next to AAA. Dr. Connor was completely ignorant about the most toxic substance on the planet and how it can affect the human body and central nervous system, and he's a freaking neurologist! He should be embarrassed that he hasn't kept up on what is happening to thousands of people. Need proof? Go check out realself.com and search "Botox nerve damage" and read the heartbreaking stories Allergan doesn't want you to see. Dr. Connor was clueless about a very common cosmetic procedure (Botox) and the fact that it spreads from the injection site (part of the warning on the package insert that comes with the vial that the patient never gets to see). Botox can go systemic and do irreparable harm. I have been sick for 10 months, with no studies done about when or if I will ever be normal again. The side effects of this poison are hideous and relentless. He was zero help. Educate yourself about Botox. Don't poison your body. Wish I would have known before it was too late.

I have had Epilepsy for 45 years and Dr. Connor was the first Dr. I have seen that discovered a…read moretreatable solution to my seizures. Under his care, I went from having sporadic seizures at any point in time to being seizure free during the day and only having a few seizures a year. My son who has seizures goes to him and is also seizure free under his care. As a Neurologist, he is ranked highly by healthgrades.com, webmd.com, and vitals.com. Google his name and make your own opinion on his board certifications. As for the previous reviewer Anne, she has made nine reviews of restaurants, so I guess that makes her a "Restaurant Expert." Ask her about a restaurant she has never eaten at and has no knowledge of and see how she answers. Her anger should be at herself and at Dr. Ratliff's office for shooting herself up with Botox, not at other Dr.s who are simply not educated in her non-neurological condition and by her word's told her "they could not listen to her about her condition." Google "Dr. Gregory Connor."