The Oregon Clinic Neurology - West

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He is great. His specialty is multiple sclerosis. I went to him to find out in fact if I did have it and he said no and I was grateful. Instead of saying you can leave now like 5 others did. He said well lets see what's going with your balance and with the weakness in your legs and stuff and then he sent to all these different people and then I found out it was my eyes because of the person they sent me too. My eyes were not working in a team. They were going one way and then the other one going the other way. It was just very strange and I have improve so much that its just amazing. He is just top in everything. He has very very good reputation coming from a lot of doctors that I see. When I tell them I see Dr. Smoot they know him. He thinks about me. Lot of people wrote me off right when I left and he thought about me and it did not take long for him to think about me. Every time I go he rechecks. He is very comprehensive.

Easy to get appt. He explained things to me as a layman. Took us into his office before and after exam to discuss my symptoms. He made me feel that he was taking me seriously and made a treatment plan and appointments for further testing.

Everything went fine.  My problem was solved quickly.

I found another neurologist.

She is a very thoughtful and excellent medical doctor in her field!  If she had not retired I still would be seeing her.

Dr. Robert A Rosenbaum was very very thorough and he explained everything in layman's terms where you and I could understand it. He was excellent. My husband had had a brain aneurism, 7 centimeters, and most people don't live. Because of this, it caused a stroke and really affected his vision - prior to that he had eyes like an eagle. It also messed up his speech, because it hit that portion of the brain. Doctor Robert is the one who told me from his right side of each eye he sees nothing. It is black. I'd taken him in to specialists for his eyes, but the eye doctors didn't tell me that. So this guy really knew his business. He retired a few months ago. I'd give him a Triple A grade! You couldn't beat the Doctor or his surroundings.

Like dealing with Dr. Sax. She will go into as much detail as necessary to anwser any questions you may have regarding the condition of the patient,

Office staff friendly, efficient. Saw two different practicioners on different days. Dr. Marshall and Dr Ellison. They brought me right in and I didn't need to wait. Thorough and professional. Dr. Marshall could have been more personable the first visit and given me more information as to what to expect. He redeemed himself during follow up consultation, answered all my questions in a friendly professional manner, provided needed referrals. Dr. Ellison, pleasant, listened and thorough in her testing and informative in giving the result

His service was excellent.  Everything turned out terrific with the surgery.  He is friendly and is willing to answer all my questions.  He spends time with me and he is very personable.  I like him a lot.  He works out of three different offices.

She is very kind. She is very attentive. I will see her in the future.

He is very good and I would recommend him. He is very thorough. The overall experience was excellent. He is punctual. The staff is friendly, and the office environment is excellent. He is very kind. I would use this provider again.

He in knowledgable, professional and efficient. He is punctual. He seen me when he said he would.

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He's young and willing to try new things.  He seems to have taken a great interest in multiple sclerosis and patients of multiple sclerosis.  He's knowledgeable about the disease and it's effects.  He seems more caring than a lot of guys. 

Very well. First visit. My wife is unable to speak, but Dr. Sax made her feel very at ease and it was very visible that she was able to grain her confidence. She is looking forward to future appointments.

During my initial appointment, the doctor asked me a lot of questions, listened carefully to what I said, and gave me an examination that involved testing my reflexes, observing my walk, testing my eye-hand coordination, etc. After the exam, the doctor ordered a series of non-invasive tests for me, and offered good explanations for why she was ordering them. She also ordered them in a timely manner so that they could be performed before my insurance deductible reset at the end of the year. When the test results came back, the doctor personally called me to discuss the results over the phone and ask if I had any questions, rather than making me come back in for another time-consuming and expensive appointment. I did have a lot of questions, and at no point did she rush me or cut me off before I was finished. She was very empathetic and sensitive to the plight of my condition and seemed genuinely interested in helping me. She is knowledgeable and professional and I would recommend her to anyone I know who needed a neurologist (and I don't say that about many doctors).

She knows all about her disease and is constantly trying to get her in remission.

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Dr Goslin was very thorough with her exam, looking for neurological problems that were not examined by other doctors. She was able to provide me with diagnostic feedback during my visit.

I was seen by Dr. Goslin for MS, but that was not her specialty. But while I was there,, I was treated very well. Her mannerism and professionalism was sincere. She got me through a bad experience and referred me to someone who can help me. I would probably not see her again since MS is not her specialty

He conducts neuropathy and tests for me. I need to get my hands and arms checked due to diabetes. I have probably been going to him for 5 or 6 years now. I got his name from another doctor. I like him and he is personable. I usually stick to one person and keep visiting regularly but I will switch doctors if I have a very good reason. I only pay a percentage of the treatment but the rest is taken care by my insurance.