Jamal Taha - Advanced Neurosurgery Inc

Maria Page 

on Google

a month ago

My husband, Lewis E. Page (86years old then) had brain surgery in Nov 2014 on a Sunday. Dr. Taha did a great job. He is the best with several plaques: BEST SURGEON OF AMERICA. He is a very caring doctor. Enjoy your retirement. Thank you so much. Sincerely, Maria Page 

RICHARD DANIELS 

on Google

a month ago

Dr. Taha fixed my low back after Laser Spine conducted first surgery at the Cincinnati Ohio office. He also fused my neck and some years later inserted artificial disk in my neck. Excellent Surgeon 

Cassie Nixon 

on Google

2 months ago

Before surgery, I could only walk a short distance and could barely sit for more than 20 minutes. I had lightning pain wrapped around my leg and was miserable. I was terrified going to see a surgeon because I’m 29 years old and didn’t know what my life would look like after surgery. Nathan and Dr. Taha took more than enough time to talk me through all of my concerns and options. Dr. Taha is not one to jump into surgery and told me he avoids operating on people my age, but gave me the option to move forward because of my qual... read more

Kathy Frazier 

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2 months ago

I saw dr that back in 2015 he done surgery on my neck inserted 2 rods with 12 screws said I would have a 4 in incision i have a scar almost down to the middle of my back and I still have the same issues with my neck, I can no longer stand straight and my muscles in my neck and shoulders are harder than those of a quarterback, unfortunately before I was healed from that surgery I let him do my lower to mid back. I'd been better off letting a child try and fix my issues. Needless to say I still have all the same issues I had b... read more

Julie Noble 

on Google

2 months ago

My spine is now compromised for the rest of my life. Required two surgeries back to back just 30 day apart. Other providers are 99% certain the first was done in the wrong area/side the first time. Does not listen to patients or their concerns. Will not explain decisions either—just says you aren’t a candidate. Released me back to normal activities when I was unable to walk more than 5-6 steps and was still in excruciating pain.