Minneapolis Clinic of Neurology Ltd

Lisa Xiong 

on Google

a month ago

I now understand why this practice has such a low rating. I saw Dr. Alapati, and my experience was extremely disappointing. She was rude, dismissive, and showed little compassion for my concerns. Given the seriousness of my appointment, I expected professionalism, empathy, and appropriate care, but instead I felt belittled and unheard. What was most surprising was that after treating me this way, she actually suggested that I return for future visits. Based on my experience, I would not recommend this provider to others seek... read more

Jaime Ballard 

on Google

a month ago

We visited Dr. Sakallah for a child psychological assessment, and it was a stunningly smooth experience! I couldn't believe they got us a same-month appointment. The child stayed positive the whole time and said the 'games' were challenging and fun. I felt listened to and like the care was capable and responsive, we learned everything we hoped to know and had clear treatment recommendations. I just got the bill from the clinic for our appointment less than a month ago, and they've already processed our insurance completely c... read more

Terry 

on Google

2 months ago

I have been a patient of the Minneapolis location since 1997 and I was lucky to have my neurologist advocate for me after I suffered a brain aneurysm and another doctor tried to talk my children into pulling the plug while I was on life support, but my neurologist, Dr. Brodsky, said he knew that I was a survivor and to let me heal with the life support and coma and 38 days later I came out of my coma and was weaned off the life support, thank God without any cognitive deficits. Dr. Brodsky is now retired and I miss him. 

Ginanne Vanvalkenburg 

on Google

2 months ago

Electromyography (EMG) tests can be ineffective or "fail" to diagnose certain conditions due to limitations in detecting small fiber neuropathies, early-stage disease, or specific compression sites. False negatives often occur because the test cannot assess small, unmyelinated fibers, may be performed by technicians, or misses focal nerve issues.Conditions and Scenarios Where EMG May "Fail" (Negative Results):Small Fiber Neuropathy: EMG/NCS measures large, fast-conducting nerves, meaning it cannot detect nerve damage affecti... read more