Braden T. Nago's Online Review Report Card

After six long months of making the rounds with every conceivable specialist to determine the cause of my long-term dizziness, Dr. Nago not only knew right away what the problem was, he was incredibly kind and empathetic. He's genuinely interested in you as an individual. I'm not someone who requires that in a doctor, but it's such a breath of fresh air when you stumble across it. I HIGHLY recommend him, both for his expertise and his care.

Dr. Nago completely cured my almost constant headache pain after an automobile accident and has helped me with other hard to treat medical problems. He is very thorough, patient and listens carefully. He also helped a friend with her debilitating migraines. He is the best of the best, but hard to book appointments with at times.

Dr. Nago really listens to patients. I felt truly heard for the first time when so many others had dismissed me. It's hard to find a good provider, even in a big city like Seattle, and I'm thankful that I found him.

When he gave me the bad news—it was Parkinson's—I told Dr. Nago I only wanted one thing. To be at 100%, 100% of the time. He said, "okay," and for the last 11 years we've chased that ideal, never reaching it (an impossibility) but I have far, far more good days than bad. thanks to Dr. Nago's in-depth knowledge of PD in general and my condition specifically, along with his killer diagnostics and ability to solve the toughest problems with deft changes to my meds

I'd seen Dr. Nago for years. He was a kind and compassionate provider. Fast forward to Jan. 2021, I contracted some kind of nuerological virus or infection. After being told I had TN, given medication, and to report for an appointment in a month. Things continued to get worse. Tried to reach-out to his office which was not helpful. Dr. Nago would say I needed to make an appointment (even though they couldn't get me in right away). My nuero symptoms escalated (left sided facial numbnes, pain, and tongue numbness) right sided nerve pain down my whole side. I finally was able to see him in late Feb. (office staff was horrible and non-welcoming). He rushed me through my appointment and scurried off. After my appointment I was in the parking garage and had what was thought to be a massive stroke, ended up at Harborview (not a stroke, 3 days in hospital). To this day I still have nuero symptoms throughout my body and seirzure like events. His dimissiveness and negligence landed me here:(

Unreachable. My girlfriend is in severe pain and has been ignored by Dr Nago's office repeatedly. Finally after over an hour, his office decides to pick up.. Dr Nagos and all of his physician assistants are out Friday. Don't choose this doctor if you want someone reliable. He's lost a client and I hope that I can save people pain and hardship by steering them away from this awful unreliable practice.

Poor follow up, lack of information.

Dr Nago is very kind and compassionate - he took the time needed to treat and diagnose me. He is extremely thorough in that he will want to rule out all that he can and I really appreciated that. I have seen him in person and via a video visit and he was as usual, patient with all my questions and he provided me the answers I needed. His team is wonderful - I was even able to get some of my scans on the weekend! Highly recommend Dr Nago

Dr. Nago is a fine doctor. He not only knows what is going on in the field of neurology, but is also kind and attentive to his patients. He is one of the best doctors I have ever seen. I recommend him.

Dr. Nago knows very little about Complex Regional Pain Syndrome. He referred me to a pain doc for a block, and the pain doc looked at me like I had three heads. Poor referral. Dr. Nago did not understand my symptoms at all. His consult was $600! There are better neurologists in the Seattle metro area. Good luck!!