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Monday: 8AM - 4PM
Tuesday: 8AM - 4PM
Wednesday: 8AM - 4PM
Thursday: 8AM - 4PM
Friday: 8AM - 4PM
Saturday: ClosedSunday: Closed
UBMD Neurology offers comprehensive neurological care for both adults and children. The practice specializes in treating a variety of neurological disorders and provides a full range of services including EEG, EMG, neuropsychological testing, infusion therapies, and neuroimaging interpretation. UBMD Neurology has locations in Buffalo and Williamsville and is affiliated with Buffalo General Medical Center and Oishei Children's Hospital. Patients praise the practice for its clean and bright office environment, as well as the kindness and professionalism of the staff. Doctors at UBMD Neurology are commended for their expertise, clear explanations, and genuine concern for their patients' well-being.
Okay usually I’m nice and don’t mind but it’s getting ridiculous now. If I could give this place no stars, I would just for the receptionists that work up front, especially a lady named Teresa. She DOES NOT answer calls or call anyone back. I’m not just saying that I’ve been going there for eight years now. Not once has she ever returned my phone calls. I had talked to the supervisor in order to help me. I did let the supervisor know about Teresa because what’s the point of having an extension number if you never answer anyone? It’s not like she’s the doctor, so why is she being unprofessional? And the fact that nobody...read full review
Dr. Sofat and her team were caring and competent. The Dr. was very thorough and gave me plenty of time to explain my symptoms. Her compassionate, yet professional manner really put me at ease. I highly recommend this practice.
this office's patient care is laughably bad. any time you call, you're placed on an extended hold, and the second the call is answered it automatically hangs up on you. the recorded message encourages you to use their patient portal, but if you don't have an existing account there's no option to create a new one. People aren't calling their neurologists for fun, these are serious manners and this office makes it a point to make themselves unreachable. I highly recommend finding a different specialist in the area.