If you want a neurologist that is a problem solver, sympathetic, and very knowledgeable then this…read moreis the place to go. Dr. K was very compassionate with my dad who had Alzheimer's. Now he is working through my own situation with the same compassion.

I don't know if he was having a bad day or something, but I've never had a doctor make me feel so…read moreinsignificant so quickly. I said " I'm having 4 issues I'd like to talk about." I got one sentence out, and he immediately cut me off. Told me nothing was wrong, and asked why I was in a wheelchair. He spoke mostly to my husband. Apparently women can't understand medical dialogue. I could have understood that there might not be anything he could fix, but the wheelchair comment was snide, and very very condescending. I have never before been made to feel so small. I very much feel like he was trying to use my appt to make up for how late his schedule was running. I thought even if there weren't surgical issues, maybe he could point me in the right direction. Apparently I wasn't worth the time.

I was seen in a timely manor. The staff was friendly and courteous. Would definitely recommend…read morethis practice.

Dr. Kinsella is a leading neurologist in St. Louis. He is kind, considerate/compassionate and…read moreprofessional. An excellent practitioner! Office staff is always kind and considerate. Getting prescriptions refilled is the only challenging thing here at times. Dr. Kinsella spends as much time with you as needed- we have never felt "rushed" here.

Dr. Kinsella is the one of the only physicians in the St. Louis metro area to specialize in…read morePostural Orthostatic Tachychardia Syndrome (POTS), which I have the misfortune of having. It was a 3-month wait to get in to see him last November. At my first appointment, he was 2 hours late. At the end of the appointment, he said I could email him with any questions, no problem. He understood he'd thrown a lot of new information my way. I sent him an email a few days later with questions. His response: that's a lot of questions; you should make an appointment with my nurse practitioner to discuss all this. Okay... I met with the nurse practitioner a couple weeks later. She was on time and very helpful. At my second appointment with the doctor, he was 90 minutes late. He seemed rushed and talked fast. I told him some of the medicine wasn't helping; he just said, "Hmm." When I paused to think before responding to a question from him, he said, "I'm running really late today. I don't have time to deal with [your primary complaint.]" He said to make an appointment to see his nurse practitioner about it and rushed me out of the office. At the scheduling desk, the receptionist said he'd written in his notes for me to see the NP in 6 months. REALLY? Wait 6 months? Was he even paying attention to his own words? Dr. Kinsella was rude, unprofessional, and uncaring. My husband was with me for the appointment and was also taken aback by the doctor's behavior. I have seen dozens of docs because of my illness and am used to bad doctors. His blatant disregard was one of the most harmful (I didn't describe everything here) because it was demoralizing and shaming. He, of all people, should understand the challenges of my illness. And if he didn't manage his time well today, he should not punish me as his patient for that. I will never recommend Dr. Kinsella and will not be seeing him again.

Dr. Worsena is the kindest doctor. I have been seeing her for quite some time…read more Anytime I come in her staff is very friendly and outgoing at the O'Fallon location only Dr. Worsena listens to your needs, once and all your problems. She also sits there and let you vent and build a rapport with you. it does not rush you. She takes her time to find out exactly what you're needing to solve migraines in my case so they are not debilitating. I would highly recommend her to anyone with Neuro needs

They found something in my husband's MRI and we were referred to this practice. They were supposed…read moreto call me but, I ended up calling them because I hadn't heard anything. Their voice mail says they will return your call within 24 hours. I called on Thursday, January22nd. I called on Tuesday and was impatient. I called Wednesday and asked if they were just not taking new patients but, you know, if you wanted to return my call.... The lady called Wednesday night, said it was only her and I tried to apologize but she kept talking. Stating this is part of a car accident and obviously, I need to see a different neurologist. I wondered if the doctors she works for knows how rude she is to perspective patients. Except, it's not part of an accident, it's not part of a lawsuit. Today, I called the main BJC number to see about seeing a different doctor. The lady who answered the phone said they had a referral for this office so she calls. Nope, again, the lady tells her she's already talked to me, she is NOT scheduling an appointment for my husband. I guess if he has a stroke before I can get him seen, I know who I could sue since she's now told his primary care and the scheduling lady she refuses to schedule this appointment. (Yes, I can be rude, but I also know that if a customer is irate, my job is to calm them down and try and makes things better. All she had to say was, "I'm sorry, it's just me and I'm really behind on returning calls. I don't know how this doctor's office gets new patients.

I had a head injury when i was young and have suffered severe headaches. He ignores me when I asked…read moreif my hearing loss had anything to do with it because my hearing nerve is damaged. My 18 month old daughter and my mother in law went with me, when my daughter talked, he looked at me and told me he can't think when my child talks so "i don't know what you want me to tell you" and then gave me a packet on tension headaches. when he said he wanted to see me in december, he wrote down it was for seizures. never once did i say i had seizures....i will not be going back.

This Dr has no bedside manner. As a post stroke patient I am more concerned about my brain health…read morethan a sleep study. How about checking to see if there is reason to be concerned about another stroke? MRI? EEG? Any brain test? Nope, he ordered a sleep apnea test. Might not be a bad idea to have one but let's check more important things first. There is no reason to tell me you don't have time to argue when I ask a question, every question. I'm supposed to follow him blindly because " he's the expert". Even his nurses know he's grouchy and apologized for his behavior. Don't overbook patients so you feel you can't spend time to answer questions.

Great response and client service. They won't BS you into…read moretreatment if you/your child truly will not be affected by it. Treatment is not inexpensive and it is private pay. The sticker shock is shocking. But it's nice to know that they won't swindle you into the service either. Due to that alone I highly recommend checking them out to see if their services can benefit you.