Dr. Asif take time with you and there's no rush. I felt completely comfortable with him repairing…read moremy aneurysms after our meeting. I was also impressed with the post care I received after my surgery.

The provider is part of St. Joes they do not work with "My Chart" therefore you cannot see any of…read moreyour medical information. The office staff is rude talks over you and refuses to let you speak with a nurse unless you go to the ER, They dont return calls My husband has been trying to get my MRI results for almost a month he had to go into the office and ask to speak with a manger that was 3 weeks ago no one has returned the call I still do not know the results of my MRI and when ever I call they take a message and again no one return calls. I had to get Cigna involved to get some answers and still have NOT gotten a supervisor to return any calls. I am now filing a complaint against this provider and his staff for medical neglect.

Dr Hersonsky has always been extremely professional If I…read moreever had to have surgery again my choice would be the same. So knowledgeable, kind, excellent caring exceptional bedside manners.

Dr. Hersonsky is the greatest neurologist in the area. I had surgery three years ago and I'm very…read moresatisfied with the outcome of the infusion to my lumbar spine....Unfortunately his associates reviews are not good.

Be warned: Dr Leslie Masood is the insurance company's friend -- not yours…read more That's the best way I can describe my experience with Dr. Leslie Masood. From the start, it felt like her goal was to serve the insurance company's interests -- not to understand the full picture or provide fair, medically sound evaluation. She barely engaged with what was actually happening in front of her. Instead, she leaned heavily on selective records -- some of which were noted to be inaccurate -- and dismissed real, ongoing symptoms that had been documented by multiple trusted physicians, including specialists from the nation's #1 brain trauma recordist center. How can someone be trusted to assess a patient when their scope of vision seems firmly planted in whatever narrative benefits the insurance company? That's not medicine -- that's strategy disguised as care. If you're sent to her, go in with your eyes open. Bring a witness. Record if you're allowed. Take notes. Because in my experience, this wasn't about help, healing, or truth. It was about limiting liability -- and she did her part.

I was misdiagnosed for almost 2 years after asking repeatedly for her to consider another diagnosis…read morebased off my MRI which she never looked at. I finally am getting help from a pain doctor and have the correct diagnosis. I get the sense she gets some kind of monetary gain from always suggesting Botox (lots of quick money for the fast procedure). She races you through your 15 min appt. When I was in a severe headache state for months she suggested I take Aleve. I don't get why she wouldn't help me. I really don't.

Dr. Richa is one of the most caring doctors I've ever come across in my 55 years. She really…read morelistens to all of your concerns and addresses your pain issues like she can feel your pain. I can't say enough good about her and her staff. They all are so nice and so friendly. A true find! I highly recommend Dr Richa and this office.

Dr. Wilson is probably a fine neurologist, but I have absolutely no confidence in him or his…read morediagnostic ability. He was the lead neurologist for a parent and he had no real answers and, in fact, didn't even seem to be completely familiar with the treatment plan and/or medical history. From October '16 through February '17, he and his group had several bites at the apple and were completely stymied by the symptoms. Thankfully we were able to be seen at one of the academic medical centers in Chicago and found answers that make sense. I'm not saying that all doctors need to know everything about everything, but I do expect that a neurologist who sub-specializes in seizures to know something about seizures.

I had struggled with migraines for years. Dr. Wilson was quite thorough and patient as he worked…read morewith me on a plan of action to prevent them.

My very elderly dad was taken to the St. Joe ER rather than his usual hospital as it was closer to…read morehis home. We heard about bad reviews so we were surprised how well he was treated. He probably went through ER fairly fast as he had a severe breathing issue. He saw plenty of different doctors because he had several issues, the 5th floor nurses were great and helpful to answer our questions. Only issue was communication with the food service - since Dad was on a special diet they sent him wrong stuff a few times. After almost 2 weeks, he recovered enough and got into the rehab wing where he has a big private room and 3 different therapists to keep him busy.

There are about 2 doctors in this whole hospital ... so be prepared to wait at least 5 hours in…read moreemergency. Also they don't check up on u ever & when they do they they are super rude & ignorant . I'm starting to realize I rather pass out or die than come here . Also not to mention this hospital is dirty & ghetto .

I work for a law firm - called to get status on records we requested. The receptionist, Cary, was…read moreSUPER RUDE. I'll be working with my case management team to avoid using this clinic for future clients. I can't imagine how they must treat their other patients, extremely concerning.

My initial visit with the doctor was rushed through. He kept cutting me off whenever I was…read moreanswering his questions. He sent me to get 2 MRI's & a nerve test. I got it all done, and saw him for a follow up appointment. I waited 3 weeks for my appointment only for it to last 4 minutes. Between the first appointment and the last appointment, I received a new insurance. I went from BCBS to Medicaid. Before I saw the doctor for the second appointment, I had asked the receptionist if she could verify my insurance and she said "we don't do that." I said, "okay." Which I know she was lying or just didn't know how to do because I've worked as a receptionist and I've been able to do that. It does depend on the type of office. Spoke to the doctor over the phone for 4 minutes. None of my questions were answered and we didn't get to discuss any of the imaging or nerve test. I waited all week for the doctors office to call me to schedule the follow up appointment like they had in the past and no one called. I finally called today, and I rescheduled. I let the receptionist know that I was unhappy with the 4 minute appointment. Not once was I rude or condescending. She didn't care. But she thought I was attacking her because she said "instead of coming at me with this, you should inform the doctor." I was explaining my frustrations about the terrible 4 minute experience I had. I said to her, "I will let him know but you can also relay this to him." I hung up on her and she called me back only to tell me that I wasn't eligible for Medicaid. That this next visit and the last (the 4 mins) were to be self pay. Somehow magically, they were able to look up eligibility this time but not last time when I asked. This is a terrible terrible office. They're unprofessional and not people friendly at all. Don't come to this office.