Went for a consultation that lasted less then ten minutes. Basically just asked me the same…read morequestions that were on my intake form that I wrote about my current health. What a waste of time and money. To ask me about my symptoms that I already listed on the paper and medications that I already listed on the paper. And then send me an invoice for $235! Just to read my information back to me and say have a nice day. Yes I agree with the other reviews. They are very rude to people and think just because they are doctors they know everything and want to talk down to you. MRI's can in fact show signs of early dementia. It's a fact. Pls don't insult my intelligence

Dr. Kaylie is great! It's her office staff that are not so great. The billing department is…read moreextremely disorganized and very rude and not able to listen to what patients have to say to them. I have been billed for services that I did not receive and now it is going to a collection agency after I have called and called and tried to explain the situation. My friend also sees Dr.Kaylie and she has also had terrible experience experiences with the billing department.

Horrible office staff. My doctor was terrible. Don't come here if you have migraines. Waste of…read moremoney and time. They saw me after waiting almost an hour. There are much better options.

I called after experiencing a head accident yesterday. The office staff said I needed a referral…read moreeven though I had been seen by them before. I questioned it, saying my insurance did not require one. She insisted that they did and this is their rules. Then, she started yelling at me. When I called her on it, she tried to turn it around to say I was raising my voice to her. Awful experience! I won't ever go there.

5 stars - Dr. Sabet was my Sabet when I lived in the area 12 years ago, I moved back to the DC area…read moreand drive an hour now to see her as she is the most caring, intelligent, thoughtful doctor and her staff also understand medical systems/insurance which supports and manages care.

I have been seeing Dr. Sabet since 2016. Not only is she the best neurologist I've ever had, she's…read morethe best doctor I've ever had - and I've had plenty! All my previous neurologists specialized in other areas and basically just did - what they could - for my migraines which was me trying to figure out what to do, suggesting it, them doing it, and going from there. Dr. Sabet was the first neuro to actually take my migraines seriously and try to figure out how to stop them rather than having me just get through them. Are they gone? No...but I'm back to fully functioning b/c of the efforts she has put into my care. And my body hasn't made that easy - finding meds that work only to have my body reject them later. Dr. Sabet has actually spoiled me by setting what is apparently an impossible bar to meet. I've recently been diagnosed with an auto-immune disorder and finding all the necessary specialists has been tough because only my primary care provider comes close to the attention to detail, professionalism, and true concern for my care that Dr. Sabet provides every single time I see her. As for her staff, I've never had a single problem with any of them. They have always been friendly, courteous, and professional. I cannot complain. I'll close with this, I trust and respect Dr. Sabet so much, that even though I have moved out of the immediate DC area, I still drive over two hours one way to see her for each visit necessary and will continue to do so until I physically just can't. She is that good!

Came to the ER here very unexpectedly while in the area. I'm not from Virginia and had no idea what…read moreto expect. Cons: no live wait time on website, registration staff who truly DGAF, dirty waiting area Wait time: 2.3 hours just to get into an exam room (I was balled up in a corner in pain and begged for a blanket because it was cold inside and 50 degrees outside. They triaged me, took blood and urine and had me remain in the waiting room. Once I actually got into an exam room, things started to move more quickly. Care: Dr. Sidara was actually the saving grace here. He was incredibly nice and thorough, spoke to me with respect and care, and worked to address my issues as soon as possible. He was even able to pull info from past doctors visits, which included a slight ear infection and double checked my ears while I was there to make sure he didn't miss anything further. I won't go into all of the details of what he discovered, but had he not caught one thing in particular, I might still be in excruciating pain. What I didn't like is the fact that I was in an exam room for maybe 30 minutes, then they took me to get a CT. And once I finished the CT, I was not taken back to the exam room, but taken to the "results waiting" room. There, my IV hung in front of me, without being connected, for about an hour. When all of my results were back, the doctor returned to me and told me all the findings and the plan moving forward. I do wish they would have kept me overnight so that I could continue to be monitored and receive pain management medication, but I understand that's not necessarily typical treatment for what I was experiencing. Shortly after the doctor checked in with me, my discharge papers were drafted, and I was on my way out. I was there from 3:50-9 p.m. ish.

A few things could be better but overall an amazing experience…read more We got to the hospital for my procedure and immediately had parking issues. The "B" garage height limit is 6' 8" and our truck was a couple inches too tall. There was zero parking for large vehicles near the main building so we were forced to park on the street. After that, everything went smoothly and every interaction with the hospital staff was wonderful. They were helpful and caring. After surgery they put me in a huge recovery room. The sunrise and sunset views were very nice. The food was great and they never made me feel like I was a bother. The staff was constantly cleaning and keeping up with my medication. Before discharge I had to speak with a few nurses from different departments. Unfortunately, PT took many hours to see me so instead of leaving around 1pm, I was out closer to 7pm. These nurses, doctors, techs, etc. work very hard and don't seem to get the appreciation they deserve. They were all wonderful and easily the best part of my stay. Overall, besides the parking issues, this is a hospital that is significantly better than anywhere else I've ever been.

I have been a patient for at least 15 years and I absolutely love this practice. Dr. Cohen and…read moreAnnisse are wonderful to work with and have helped to keep my migraines under control. Their warm and friendly demeanor help me to feel relaxed and I never feel rushed like at some doctors offices. My husband is also a patient of Dr Yusef and she is amazing at well. The office staff had also been a pleasure to work with from check-in to check-out and make customer service a priority.

My husband and I scheduled neurology appointments with Dr. Neal M. Kurzrok a doctor with the…read moreNeurology Center. We traveled from Bethesda to MedStar Washington Hospital Center expecting to receive the care we had arranged. Instead, I was told that I no longer had an appointment because I had supposedly been "dismissed from the practice" due to an alleged incident in 2016, ten years before my scheduled appointment. I had never been notified of this alleged dismissal. No one could tell me what the incident was, who made the decision, why it was made, or provide any documentation or explanation. I learned of my supposed dismissal only after arriving for my appointment. If a medical practice decides to dismiss a patient, there are generally accepted practices intended to ensure the patient is informed and has an opportunity to obtain care elsewhere. Based on my experience, those standards were not followed. The situation became even more troubling when my husband, who had his own valid appointment, respectfully questioned what had happened. Shortly afterward, Dr. Kurzrok personally informed him that he also would not be seen. As a result, neither of us received the care we had scheduled and still urgently need. This experience was not simply about a canceled appointment. It was about a complete lack of transparency, accountability, and respect for patients. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend Dr. Kurzrok, The Neurology Center, or MedStar Health. Patients deserve honest communication, fair treatment, and continuity of care, not unexplained denials of care after traveling to a scheduled appointment.

Unable to schedule an appt. I tried the option using my chart no reply. I literally spent over an…read morehour over two days trying to talk to someone. I looking for another provider this office is dysfunctional.

I highly recommend INOVA Neurology if you need neurological support. The team of doctors and nurses…read morelove what they do and are willing to go above and beyond truly are heroes without capes to patients like myself! I am so grateful for them. They have been instrumental to my success and progress by ensuring the doctors are able to provide me with the best care possible. They have been a huge part of my success as I recover from an unexpected medical emergency. I will always remember them for giving me a new lease on life and am thankful for being able to share my story! Thank you for taking the time to read my review and I hope you have the same experience as I did.

I had a consultation with him regarding my ms. He was very positive and knowledgeable and was able…read moreto help us come up with next steps on how to tackle it. He was not only incredibly knowledgeable but also very empathetic and caring.

Dr. Mandler is a very thoughtful and wonderful person! I recommend him to anyone who is seeking a…read moreneurologist who will go the extra mile.

Dr. Davis runs a superb practice out of the National Rehabilitation Hospital, specializing in…read morepediatric as well as adult neurology. I came to her frustrated and disillusioned with my previous neurologist and primary care physician, neither of whom showed any interest in exploring the deeper, underlying causes behind my chronic insomnia. The difference between Dr. D. and most physicians is that she isn't dismissive; yes, the doctors have the education, the training, but what they don't have is a lifetime living in YOUR body. Only you have that. Dr. Davis understands this, and she listens. She's also funny, and caring, and accommodating, very passionate about her work, and instantly puts you at ease. If you have the pleasure of getting to know her a little bit, she'll also tell you fantastic stories about her travel and her native Argentina, and the arts, and life - anything you want or feel you need to talk about. This is the kind of doctor who makes you sorry you didn't find many years earlier. Her office staff of two, both of whom I'm quite chummy with at this point, are also extremely professional, competent, and kind. If you have sleep or stress issues and aren't satisfied being indiscriminately drugged, Dr. D. is the lady to see, a real class act. It is my honor to give her my full endorsement.

He listens to his patients and is very empathetic. He truly cares for his patients. When I first…read moremet him, he had read my medical history, but he wanted to hear my story. My husband and I met Dr. Potolicchio almost 15 years ago, after having seizures for 38 years. After extensive testing, I had my brain surgery. I have been seizures free for over 14 years. He changed my life.

Being a good doctor is a collaborative affair between him and his practice. Doctor Potollicio has…read moreover forty years of experience. I knew him in the mid point of his career when he saw my wife for a seizure disorder. He outright cured her through dogged determination. She was referred to him when he was at Georgetown University Hospital after many other failed attempts at diagnosis. The difference was the collaborative approach between he and the hospital where he served both as a teaching professor and neurological specialist. He was a top doctor then at the top of his form. The hospital did not rush him and he took advantage to serve his patients based on need. He went on to transfer to George Washington Hospital. Though his tenure was exemplary there he suffered from the rigours of the timeclock manner of appointments. After he left GW I understand he has set up his own practice. I trust that he has the same deliberative, thoughtful and insightful approach that I saw in him years ago. ....CEB

Finding a physician nowadays that listens to the patient and spends time answering questions and…read morediscussing your concerns without being in a rush is rare. Walking into an office and being greeted with respect and treated in a professional friendly way is also rare! Dr. Peter Bernad and his staff are amazing. Dr. Bernad is all about quality of care. This doctor is a gem. I highly recommend him if you are in search of a neurologist.

The worst medical practice I have ever had the misfortune of seeing. The staff is intensely rude…read more Dr. Bernad is a nice guy. I don't think he has a clue when it comes to his staff. I felt I was way overcharged for " administrative fees" such as letters and documents. Anyway, Maria, Heather, Kelly, and especially John are the worst.