Neurologists who are Physicians - Carrollton, TX

"Could not get in to see this doctor. The insurance company says I don't need a referral to see her, but the office insists that we first see a family doctor and get a referral. This is not an ambiguous medical condition, and Dr. Wang's office already has the previous records from another doctor in her practice, but still, refused to make an appointment without making us jump through unnecessary hoops. "

"Dr. Summakia is a great doctor and listens to his patients well and spends a lot of time with you one-on-one. I was very happy with his professionalism. His office staff is seriously lacking. You cannot ever get ahold of them by phone for appointments, refill requests, etc. I had an appointment that was cancelled for no reason and could not get ahold of the office to reschedule or get a temporary refill of my regular prescriptions in the meantime. I am very disappointed that I will have to find another neurologist simply because of the office staff."

"I have been going to SNI clinic for several years now. Their staff has always been very professional and friendly plus helpful. His PA has been helping me with my neurological problems and is not only very understanding but patient and thorough. I wouldn't consider switching to a new neurologist - I would change insurance plans first."

"I am normally not compelled to write reviews, but my experience with Dr. Vora was particularly upsetting, and I worry about the effects he might have on others. From the beginning of our Zoom appointment, Dr. Vora would not listen to my concerns, constantly interjecting with a strong, unexplained antagonistic attitude. While I acknowledge that my medication-related queries might have been premature without a thorough medical history evaluation, his comments toward me in response were particularly rude and inflammatory. When I attempted to apologize and explain my reasoning, Dr. Vora continued to interject and proceeded to talk about the many awards he's received, including “top psychiatrist of 2023.” (My appointment was in the middle of 2023.) When searching online for any signs of awards or accolades, the only evidence I could find of some awards were his own website. Regardless of the truthfulness of his claims, they should not have been relevant to the conversation at hand. Dr. Vora's conduct seemed more focused on self-aggrandizing rather than demonstrating empathy or providing patient-centered care, which I find deeply troubling. This review is confined to my personal experience and the services provided. However, I would strongly encourage potential patients to explore additional information available online about Dr. Vora, specifically concerning past licensure suspensions in both Arkansas and Louisiana."