Dr. Nikhar has been my neurologist for over 10 years. I am willing to drive the distance to see him…read moreeven after his office relocated a few times. He is a good listener and a caring physician, always treats me with respect and is very pleasant to talk to. I appreciate his conservative approach in taking care of my issues. His staff at the Rockville office is friendly and I have not been to his Olney office for a while. Parking is also convenient at the Rockville location. I would recommend Dr. Nikhar to anyone who needs a neurologist.

Quick and efficient...excellent staff. Comfortable waiting room. Only problem was finding a parking…read morespace!

Run away from here as fast as you can! You'll save yourself from being demeaned and degraded by…read moreoffice staff and a 7 month wait for an appointment. If you don't like your doctor, you need to wait 3 years before you can see someone else in the practice.. in the meantime, you will have wasted hours of your life and energy on this useless practice.

I had very good care from the hospital while I was in there! I was able to receive the medication…read morethat I needed and the Doctor was very helpful!!!

The doctor I see is Awesome! The lead neurosurgeon has been rated by Washingtonian Magazine as one…read moreof the best in the area.

Dr Katz has no bed aide manners at all. He is very rude and does not seem to care. On my virtual…read morefollow up appt, he never even looked at the camera/me. So glad he is retired.

Excellent experience with Dr Katz - he figured out my vision issue quickly. When I needed to see a…read moreneuro-opthamologist, I called several offices. The big offices just gave me the "next available" appointment, which was several months away. Dr Katz's office is small, so Dr Katz himself looked at my referral and saw me quickly. My recommendation to new patients: hold your questions. Let Dr Katz ask all of his questions. Answer them clearly, but briefly. He has a method to figure out your vision problem, but follow his lead. I still had questions at the end of my appointment and Dr Katz patiently answered all of them. Tip #2: when you go to the exam room, sit in the "patient" chair if you're the patient. Good luck if you're seeing neuro-opthamology, but you're in good hands with Dr Katz.

Booked out almost a year for the next appointment in a series of Three to evaluate cognition in an…read more80 yr old ... me

Dr. Cohen may be a knowledgeable, experienced neurologist but that doesn't help if he's never…read moreavailable. He's been my neurologist for over 3 years and I've been able to see him maybe 3-4 times. Usually it's with his PAs. And when I do see him, it's rushed. Not happy with his practice and I'm looking for a new neurologist that I can actually make appointments with when I need to.

Dr. Galdi managed my migraines for about the past 6 mos and came at the recommendation of one of my…read morephysician colleagues at the best in the area. Unfortunately, his office staff isn't the most professional but they do always gave him my messages and called in my rx refills. Dr. Galdi himself was a little strange and didn't really want me to do any talking, "just the facts ma'am." My migraines improved somewhat, but I have added acupuncture twice weekly. Dr. Galdi's style of patient management is actually 'telephone-management": you don't come in again, you just call, leave a message and then he calls you back between 12 and 1pm. The problem is he tells you to call back in X number of days and then he just changes meds again. I feel like I'm talking to a robot for the 60 secs he's on the phone. Sorry, but I need a flesh-n-blood person and have since switched practices.

I find Dr. Galdi to be very professional. He listens, runs the necessary tests and is open about…read moremed management. His staff is always professional! I have been seeing him for three years. Would highly recommend him. He really knows his stuff!!

I was an avid exerciser. I particularly liked biking in the gym. I started noticing that my…read morebuttucks became numb after my rides. I didn't think much of it, but decided to get a deep tissue massage. Suddenly I found myself in severe pain whenever I was sitting. The nerve pain was so disabling that I had to carry a pillow everywhere. Sitting at my desk was impossible. Carrying a pillow into a meeting was embarrassing. Going out to dinner was a sacrifice. I became more and more reclusive. In my search for help, I miraculously found a book that lead me to a retreat with others suffering the same pain. I went all the way to Big Sur California for three days. There I was treated internally by a physical therapist who understood pelvic floor pain. Upon my return home, I went on a search to locate a therapist with the same understanding. I was blessed to find Miriam Graham, founder of Restore Motion in North Bethesda, MD. After suffering for two years, my condition began to resolve. It wasn't a quick fix. Nerves are the slowest things to heal in our bodies. I went to therapy with Miriam two times a week and continued for many months. My pelvic floor needed retraining to stop the muscles from re-tightening. I have been pain free for years now. I can sit anywhere on anything. No more pillows. This is a complicated condition. Miriam is an expert in this arena that few PT's know much about. Her work allowed me to return to a normal life.

Restore Motion is magical. I have seen multiple physical therapists at multiple other clinics for…read moreabout 3 years for a nagging shoulder issue without resolution. I met with Patrick, who talked with me for half an hour really inquiring in depth about my pain and limited range. He then worked with me and made some adjustments, and I walked away feeling some relief for the first time in years after my very first session. After seeing him once a week for 6 weeks, I am pain free and have almost 100% range of motion restored. I feel as if the other clinics I visited were treating a cough when I had pneumonia. Patrick got to the crux of the problem and treated me accordingly. I cannot rave enough about this place.

We were referred here by our 2-year-old's primary care provider. And we were glad that we were…read more Dr. Patel was able to fit us in at the last minute. Parking was easy and free. The receptionist was very friendly and the check-in process was easy. The waiting room was clean and uncrowded. When we saw Dr. Patel, I really appreciated how she took time to explain what tests she was going to run, what she was looking for when running each test, and then explained how she evaluated my child. Couldn't have asked for a better experience.

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I've been a patient of Dr. Einbinder for the past 5-6 years based on a recommendation from a…read morefriend. I had been working with a neurologist who never called me back, never answered my questions, and treated me as if he really couldn't be bothered with me. My first appointment with Dr. Einbinder not only changed my opinion of neurologists, but changed my opinion of physicians in general. He made sure that I knew that our appointment time was "My Time"...no matter if it took 10 minutes or an hour. He asked me what I knew of my condition (most of which I had learned from the internet since my last neurologist couldn't be bothered with answering/returning my calls) and we went down a long list of information, dos/don'ts, and coping mechanisms for myself and my family. Since starting with Dr. Einbinder, I have been able to speak with him regarding various new medications and treatments and he's always been very open to discussion about them. He always gives me his honest opinion whether it's something that I want to hear or not and he seems to be a "partner" in my physical welfare, again, something that I was not used to in a physician. I should also mention that the staff at the Neurology Center is always kind, VERY efficient, and ready to help/assist in any way. I have happily recommended Dr. Einbinder to others and will continue to do so.

Einbinder's staff pay no attention to detail, nor have any sense of alacrity…read more When asked to fill out simple medical form that they are responsible for submitting to the Department of Motor Vehicles every six months, they've consistently gotten it wrong (and continue to do so). Two pages, 19 fields of quick information to fill out was incomplete or wrong 16 times over a 2 year (five form cycles) period. This is a form that medically certifies driving privileges, which was lost three times due to these delays. Unacceptable.