Albany Medical Center Neurology

Kelly Edgar 

on Google

3 weeks ago

BEWARE. I have been suffering with severe neurological issues for FIVE years. I was referred here 5 years ago, where I was evaluated for under 5 minutes and told I have functional neurological disorder, and then told I need to see a therapist. I told them that doesn’t explain the renal tubual acidosis and k+ dependency. They said to me verbatim that has nothing to do with this and that they can’t consider those symptoms. 3 years later I retuned with a chiari diagnosis for advanced care by my neurologist (Ian Sherman). They s... read more

Taylor Caputo 

on Google

4 weeks ago

I had been going to this office for some time and I was generally satisfied until I questioned my treatment plan for complex regional pain syndrome. When I asked about my plan of care, alternative treatments and seeing specialists, Kristen Czosnykowski, NP responded with unbelievable rudeness and accused me of “cherry picking doctors.” I would caution others who want an open and collaborative care team. 

E P 

on Google

5 months ago

The multitude of one-star reviews should be a red flag to anyone considering this office. While the front desk staff were professional and helpful, the visit with Yvonne Coiteux, NP, was extremely disappointing. We normally see Dr. Stetzer, who is thorough and attentive, but this appointment fell far short of that standard. The NP was unable to answer questions, spent much of the visit with her back to us, and her evaluation of my mother—who has late-stage Alzheimer’s—was limited to asking her to squeeze her hands. The after... read more

M C 

on Google

5 months ago

The multitude of one-star reviews should be a red flag to anyone considering this office. While the front desk staff were professional and helpful, the visit with Yvonne Coiteux, NP, was extremely disappointing. We normally see Dr. Stetzer, who is thorough and attentive, but this appointment fell far short of that standard. The NP was unable to answer questions, spent much of the visit with her back to us, and her evaluation of my mother—who has late-stage Alzheimer’s—was limited to asking her to squeeze her hands. The after... read more