Martin D Levine's Online Review Report Card
4.2
Average Star Rating
11
Total Reviews
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Recent Reviews
4
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Accepts Medicare
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List of Martin D Levine's Reviews
Dr. Mike Burnam highly recommended Dr. Levine when I was searching for a neurologist a few years ago. But Burnam has since retired and I've consulted with several neurologists without being won over by one. I did, however, feel comfortable with Dr. Levine and would like to talk with him again. Perhaps his office can schedule a session for me -- ??
Reviewed On HealthGrades
This doctor has an arrogant attitude. He pays little attention to what I have to say about my own condition. He doesn't listen well, and makes statements on medical reports that are inaccurate. For instance, he wrote down that I had a broken bone that I didn't have, he failed to detect an obvious heart murmer, and he kept referring to my condition by the wrong name. He kept insisting that I had totally different condition when the MRI results indicated that clearly what my condition was and it was verified by two other doctors. He misdiagnosed me after I was correctly diagnosed by two other doctors, even though he had the medical recores of the doctors right in front of him. He shows no empathy or concern for pain and suffering either physical or emotional. I only saw him once. Once was enough.
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