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The NeuroMedical Center Clinic - Eating area on 6th floor

The NeuroMedical Center Clinic

2.8(35 reviews)
1.8 mi

I began my adventure with Neuromedical back in 2010. I injured my back at work and went to see my…read morefamily doctor. They x-rayed my back and didn't see anything and said I might have just pulled a muscle. I heard and felt my back crack, bur I'm no doctor. I followed up a week later because it was still hurting. They sent me to an imaging center for a MRI. They gave me the disc and sent me to see a Neuro Surgeon. The surgeon thought it was odd they would send me to him. Okay. He prescribed physical therapy, which I did at Neuromedical. Lots of squats and twisting and pain. No good results, but we did this until 2011. The surgeon then ordered another MRI, with contrast. A week later, I went back to get the results. He said, "I know why your back is hurting. You have a broke back... in 4 places". The next procedure, spinal fusion. The surgery went well. Now I had 3 months to recover. No bending, lifting or squatting. It was the first time I had ever been away from work and being a home bound person sucked. The surgery pain went away but I noticed that a new pain was there. 3 months turned into 6... 6 became 9 and the pain was getting worse. I started getting back spasms that would cripple me. They would come without warning and all I could do is cry out to my wife and endure until they subsided. After a year had gone by, they did another MRI. It appeared that the screws may have moved. The surgeon wanted to do another surgery. This surgery would involve going in from the front and back. That surgery happened in 2012. It felt like it had worked. When I went in for my post-op, the surgeon told me that the screws had backed out and the hardware had come lose. He said this hardware was much better. The spasms stopped and I felt better. He asked me if I was ready to go back to work. I immediately said yes. He released me to go back to work. I went straight to my employer from Neuromedical and gave them my release. They informed me that my old position was filled and that I would not be doing that job anymore. Instead, they switched me to a 10 hour schedule that required standing, bending and squatting. For about a month, all was well, then the lower back pain began. Along with that pain came the shooting pain in the legs. I stayed and endured for 5 months with the pain getting worse. In January 2013, the surgeon stepped in and said I was unable to work. A few months later, I was back on the operating table. An MRI showed possible hardware failure. He was fairly confident that the fusion was complete.and wanted to remove the hardware. Months went by and the pain was still there. He said he had done all he could do surgically and transferred me over to pain management. Pain management took over the prescription of my drugs. I have had 3 steroid injections which helped some, but never lasting more than a couple of weeks. In 2015, I was back on the operating table having a spinal cord stimulator put in. They did a trial run a couple of months prior. It helped enough for them to decide to surgically implant the device. Today, I still have all of the pains. The stimulator dilutes the pain if I turn it on fast enough. It has allowed me to be able to go grocery shopping and even helps me sleep sometimes. I still go to Neuromedical every 2 months for prescription refills. The waiting sucks. Long lines are common. Anyways, that my adventure from a pulled muscle to broke back. Oh, and all of this was written while waiting to see the doctor. Waiting sucks!

Had a great experience with Dr Burnett ... thank you Dr for listening to me and understanding …read more... no matter how my tests come out ... I trust you with my care

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Joseph Angel Acosta, MD

Joseph Angel Acosta, MD

1.0(1 review)
0.0 mi

My very sick brother waited four months to see Dr. Acosta. They cancelled the day before the…read moreappointment. Said they called but did not leave a message. My brother who has had several strokes and bladder cancer twice can barely walk with a walker and his wife who is recovering from cancer surgery both showed up yesterday not knowing appointment was cancelled. After checking in they were made to sit for an hour before staff informed them that the doctor wasn't even there. You seriously think they didn't know Dr. wasn't there? It only dawned on them after an hour that not only had they cancelled with less than 24 hours notice one day prior but the doctor wasn't even in the building? Instead of apologizing for cancelling and squeezing my brother in as soon as possible they put him back at the end of the line for another four month wait. What a sorry, impotent staff and what a sorry, impotent doctor for allowing his staff to treat his sick patients this way.

From the owner: Dr. Acosta received his medical degree from the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston,…read moreTexas in 1989. Following his internship in internal medicine, he completed a residency in neurology at Hahnemann University Hospital in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where he also served as chief resident of the program from 1992 to 1993. After his residency, he was fellowship trained in neurovascular disease and stroke at the University of Maryland Medical Center in Baltimore, Maryland from 1993 to 1995. Dr. Acosta has an interest in general neurology, clinical neurophysiology and is trained in neurovascular ultrasound with a special interest in the treatment of stroke.

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Our Lady of the Lake Physician Group Neurology

Our Lady of the Lake Physician Group Neurology

3.5(2 reviews)
0.0 mi

Let me start off saying this place is AMAZING... I call to make an appointment and I got in so…read morequickly.. everyone is so nice and friendly Ms Derriae is such a sweetheart she help me with setting up my appointment and was so nice and polite I don't know what I would of done if I didn't get in as quickly suffering from chronic migraines for so long ..a huge shout out to her ..Ms Marilyn and Ms Andria are so nice and friendly...also want to Thank Dr Vicki she listen to everything I was telling her.. that's is going on with me and she so patient and care about people health so grateful for her and last without least Dr Acosta vey kind and patient explain the procedure I had to do with out me have to ask .. I can't say enough about this place .. l love it here

First impression of the front office staff was not to great. They r not the most pleasant and…read morewelcoming people when u walk in the building. First impression of Dr. Callerame was good, he listened to all of my concerns and treated my issues. My second appointment is when the issue came to play. I came back for a 3 month follow up and was 7 minutes past my appointment. The Doctor had already left for the day is what his nurse said to me after I had checked and and sat in the waiting room, waiting for 10 minutes. They told me I would need to reschedule my appointment. I tried to reschedule my appointment with him for another close appt. Thi was an appointment to discuss if my medication that was prescribed to me, by him was working for my debilitating migraines. The medication had not been working, so I informed the nurse of this. She was very rude and told me that all she could do is schedule me out 3 more months. Keep in mind they have a 15 minute grace period for appointments, and I was only 7 mins late. I work for Our Lady of The Lake, and is in the process of trying to find another neurologist.

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Neuromedical Center Surgical Hospital - Sept. 2018

Neuromedical Center Surgical Hospital

3.7(3 reviews)
1.8 mi

Everyone is very nice and professional. They are all well informed and communicate well during the…read moreprocedure with me. Only problem today was that I was never told to remain NPO for my procedure. I finally asked someone who called last week to confirm appointment and she told me I could eat. This resulted in my receiving injections in my neck without general sedation. It wasn't great. I would've appreciated someone telling me I needed to be NPO and if you don't know if I can eat, find out to give me an honest answer. Anyway Dr Patel is very nice and is working to squeeze me in for an earlier appointment for another needed procedure due to my leaving the state for work shortly. I appreciate everyone's concern and I feel like they are really trying to heal.

I called to schedule an appointment, and the soonest I could get was 4 weeks in out. About two…read moreweeks later, their office called me to reschedule to a later date during that time frame. On the way to the office on the day of my appointment, their office called me again to reschedule. Since I was already two minutes out, I arrived anyway to make the appointment. They did get me in to see another doctor, but this person was not familiar with my medical history and failed to give me a thorough exam. I was told to come back in a few weeks for a follow-up MRI. In the weeks before the MRI, I received a letter in the mail stating that the MRI would need to be rescheduled. On the day before the (now rescheduled) MRI, their office called me stating that there was a major portion of my bill that wouldn't be covered by my insurance, and they refused to work out a payment plan that didn't involve at least a 50% payment; this was an obvious attempt to blackmail me into paying immediately, since they undoubtedly had this information in advance and waited until the last minute to inform me. I told them to cancel all my appointments as I wouldn't be dealing with them further. After three (3) appointment reschedules during what was a month and a half, I booked an appointment to see a neurologist at the Baton Rouge Clinic. I only had to wait 4 days to see a doctor who could spend the time to exam me thoroughly and do all the lab work I needed that same day. Having worked in the medical profession myself, I realize that it's a difficult and stressful life; that however does not compensate for unprofessionalism and incompetence. If you care about your health and finances, I recommend the Baton Rouge Clinic instead.

Ochsner Health Center - O'Neal - Nice waiting area on 4th floor

Ochsner Health Center - O'Neal

2.3(3 reviews)
7.0 mi

this health care dermatologist scheduled multiple appointments for the same time. they indicated…read moreyou should allow for 2 hours for a visit. Really this is unacceptable my time is just as valuable as yours. Stop treating people with such disrespect

Absolutely disgusted with the post-op "care" I received after spinal surgery at their O'Neal Lane…read morefacility. I had to call and remind the nurses that it was time for my pain medication every 4 hours, because no one was checking. Even after reminding them I still waited 45 minutes sometimes just to get my medicine. I had to get out of the bed after having surgery 9 hours prior, dragging my iv cart to the nurses station during the night because I had been waiting 50 minutes for someone to come refill my water. All of the girls were sitting at the station playing on their phones, once the girl I previously asked for water from saw me she said my bad, I forgot... I had to drag my IV cart to the nurses station for a second time the same night because my IV cart kept beeping ridiculously loud, I pressed the call button on my bed once to let them know, I pressed it again 10 minutes later to ask if anyone was coming and after 15 minutes I went to the station. APPARENTLY the girl who stopped the beeping just shut the entire machine off, and sent me back to my room. I wasn't receiving fluids for almost 7 hours. I told my morning nurse that my IV was hurting badly in my hand and she started checking everything and asked why my IV cart was powered off, so I told her that the girl at the nurses station did that and she didn't even look surprised. Unrelated to surgery, Ochsner owes me a refund from a visit in 2022 because a claim was incorrect. I had the claim revised by my insurance after I paid the claim in full and Ochsner making me run in circles to provide them with information that they already have to "prove" something. Not exactly sure what. ALSO, SHIRLEY J. (she refused to give me her last name because she knew she was wrong) was the RUDE customer service rep I had the displeasure of speaking to on 5/15/23 regarding the claim issue above. She did everything except help me, she yelled at me several times, acted like she couldn't see notes that I knew were in my file concerning this, and once the conversation was over and I was asking for her credentials her attitude went from menopausal old woman to innocent and apologetic. she needs to be fired unless this is how Ochsner likes their company represented. I owe Ochsner over $900 after surgery and would pay it in full right now if they didn't owe me money, until then i will drag this out paying minimum. Once this is taken care of, this company will never see another penny from me or my family. I have also pasted this same review on any platform that I found.

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Ochsner Health Center - O'Neal - Nice waiting area on 4th floor.

Nice waiting area on 4th floor.

Ochsner Health Center - O'Neal - Nice, big waiting area on 4th floor.

Nice, big waiting area on 4th floor.

Ochsner Health Center - O'Neal - April 2022

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April 2022

Yuvraj Heir, MD - neurologist - Updated October 2026

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