Kane Hall Barry Neurology

Cindy Knights 

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4 months ago

The staff are always very nice. The office is very clean and comforting never a long wait to be seen. Dr Wu is always very professional and easy to talk with. I have never felt like I was dismissed or my concerns weren't taken serious. I would recommend this office to anyone who needs a neuroligist. 

Chase Milner 

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3 weeks ago

This was one of the most disappointing medical appointments our family has experienced. My grandmother has worsening dementia and was seeing PA Hill. Rather than taking the time to listen and gather information, the PA repeatedly interrupted instructing my grandmother to answer only “yes” or “no” and seemed uninterested in hearing any additional details about her symptoms, or concerns. Even more frustrating was the dismissive attitude whenever questions were asked. When trying to better understand medication recommendations... read more

Laura Glasser 

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7 months ago

I wasn't going to write a review; however, one of my Dr's said I should to make other patients aware. I have never been treated so bad as I have with Shivon Hill. 1st & 2nd visit good. 3rd visit, no compassion,never looked at me, never smiled. I was told I was only allowed to talk about current conditions. I have bad headaches, dizziness unbalanced, numbness in feet and hands. She did a few tests, they came out ok. She refused to do anymore tests. She told me our time was up, opened the door and said we are done. I tried one... read more

Cesar Mercedes 

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3 months ago

I had a very disappointing experience at this neurology clinic. During my visit, the doctor made me feel doubtful and uncomfortable about my concerns rather than taking them seriously. What made it worse was the nurse in the room she was shaking her head and giving me looks that felt judgmental and disrespectful. As a patient, you expect to be treated with professionalism and respect, especially when discussing your health. Unfortunately, this visit did not meet that standard at all. The only positive part of my experience... read more

Cari Riley 

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4 months ago

Shavonne Hill, NP failed to renew an antipsychotic prescription, despite repeated calls and messages via the patient portal, led to the patient's abrupt cessation of the medication. This drug was prescribed to manage aggression stemming from a diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease. The sudden withdrawal of the medication coincided with the patient experiencing a fall for the first time. An immediate call was placed to the office, resulting in an appointment scheduled for the following day by the office manager. During the visit ... read more