Cassandra Curtis's Online Review Report Card
3.9
Average Star Rating
60
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Recent Reviews
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List of Cassandra Curtis's Reviews
Dr. Curtis was able to get me in quickly and spent lots of time listening to my issues. She was happy to help me explore many (non-opioid) options for treating fibromyalgia pain and symptoms. Her office is willing to fight with insurance even when don't want to pay for most treatments and is helpful exploring different programs and options to be able to afford the medicines that work best.
I am only giving her a one because she took the time to see me. She talked to me badly, she would not address my needs, and whenever I would call her office with the same complaint that was never resolved , her MA would tell me I had to come in even when she saw me the week before. Her office overcharged Medicare and then tried to make me pay the difference. Needless to say I found another neurologist quickly.
That means "0" stars. Dr. Curtis was belittling, arrogant and wouldn't even examine me or listen to my story before she made a spur-of-the-moment diagnosis (which has been declared incorrect by two other neurologists, one at the Cleveland Clinic). Not only did she not help me, she told me there was nothing wrong with me and that she refused to see me again. I would never WANT to see her again, but indeed I do have serious issues as explained to me by the physician at the Cleveland Clinic. My husband and I were both shocked by the way she comported herself.
Dr. Curtis always takes time to listen to my concerns and she has a team approach when deciding on treatment methods. I have recommended several people to Dr. Curtis and they love her as much as I do.
This woman is a horrible Doctor, Who has no education in diverse culture backgrounds. She saw my husband a total of two times. He has a 20 year history of cluster headaches. During their first appointment he informed her of medications he had previously been put on for this issue. She gave him the exact same medications and a seizure medication. She did not ask history. She did not ask him if he was a smoker. She did not offer any other type of education. She had asked his PCP to start him on steroids. A common treatment for this condition (also after my husband suggested it and told them his regular starting dose) When he walked out of her office, she did not give new instructions on how to taper off the steroids. He had to call back in to find out how she would recommend his taper for this episode. Her medical assistant/nurse was very rude every time he called. My husband is in the union, he has a personal savings account for these type of health issues, so he will still get paid. She refused to sign the union paperwork so that he could get that payment. Thankfully, through the union we were able to get that pay, after fighting with her for over a week and eventually telling her we no longer wanted her as a doctor. When we went in for the second (and last) appointment she informed my husband that he was too well-dressed, to articulate, and he was on time for his appointment; so there’s no reason he should be off work. Mind you he was on oxygen (it was in the car) for when his cluster headaches flared up, to help suppress it. My husband is an electrician, for new build worksites. Hardhats only. You cannot be on oxygen and that type of work environment. You cannot no be on a lift with his regime of medications. We tried to explain this to her. She said “my other patients do it.” I am a MEDSURG RN, you did not compare a patient with other patients. This woman then put her hands in my husband’s face and told him if you really wanted to stop you would stop smoking you smell of cigarettes right now. But she never offered in his first visit any education about smoking secession nor did she ask him if he was a smoker. She is a horrible doctor. She will not even talk to you on the phone. Her assistant/nurse also left my husband’s information up on the computer before they knew who I was. When we left the room they also left the information up on the computer. So, not only could anybody see his information, but anybody could get into their system which is an obvious HIPAA violation. She has a serious anger management problem and could use some education in culture diversity. Avoid this doctor at all costs. I have a voice recording of the second and final appointment. This woman is not professional.
Trying to prescribe a med to me which I dont need because pharma paid her... I'm a pharmacist and showed her the evidence, she dismissed it. Until I read online how much she got from that company. The fda also warned her. Google it!
Dr. Curtis is the best neurologist I have ever had in my life, and I have had a lot of them. She is caring and concerned. She is very open to trying new ideas and making certain to do anything she can to help you move forward. I absolutely love her and only left because her group no longer takes my insurance. I would love to be able to have her as my neurologist once more.
Dr. Curtis SAVED MY LIFE!!!! I am so grateful for her!! I have been tossed around from doctor to doctor and I gave up but my "migraines" were debilitating!! I tried one more time. She knew EXACTLY what was wrong and worked STAT!!! THANK YOU DR CURTIS!!!!!
Dr. Curtis listens, cares, and serves her patient. She asks questions to determine the whole medical puzzle. After 5 years of searching for a medical answer with many other doctors, Dr. Curtis found it. I finally have hope again that I can live my life.
Dr. Curtis is amazing and by far the best doctor I have met. She is pleasant and attentive. Visiting her is like visiting a friend. If you have a real medical problem, and not a drug problem, she’s the best doctor to help you. I don’t need to see any other doctor now that I have her. She’s treating my medical problem and I feel so much better. She’s genuinely concerned about her patients’ health. She doesn’t RX painkillers or opioids. All of you bad reviewers move onto a substance abuse doctor.
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