Neurologists in Washington, DC

Dr Daniel Kraus is awesome. I've been going to him since 2009. Unfortunately he is in College Park. His number is 301-220-1930

Dr Skopp. My husband and all his friends swear by him. He has new and unique techniques. My husband has been to every chiropractor or physical therapist and says this guy is amazing. He's on belle view rd

Dr. Greg Craddock Falls Church Va, Excellent! Could recommend anyone any higher!

Elite Physical therapy in Georgetown helped me out.

I used to go to Patriot Sports Medicine at Ford Ave and King St (right by 395).

Dr. David Fishkin, Center for Low Back Pain, Rockville/College Park. He saved my life. Seriously.

There is an amazing acupuncturist in DC that will help! Little Bird Community Acupuncture run by Suzzanne Lohr. She is amazing!! She changed my life, physically and spiritually. She understands a lot about us and will def be able to help

I second Suzzanne for acupuncture. I had to be more aggressive and have surgery but I did try acupuncture, chiropractic, yoga etc for years prior to that. Had a herniated disc in L4-L5. One month post-op I went to Reena Gopinathan in Silver Spring for...See More

Love Dr Kraus! He does amazing work. My back hurt for years and now I have zero pain.

Dr. Kathy Coutinho in Alexandria. She's amazing!!!

Dr Zhao in NoVa is a miracle working acupuncturist.

This may be a bit far for you, but I drive down to Richmond to my neurologist: [John Wittman](http://nairichmond.com/physicians/profile/John-J-Wittman-MD). I have terrible pain in my foot from peripreheral neuropathy and his recommendations for medicine has helped more than any other of the 3 other doctors I went to. I'm still in a bit of pain now, but I'm functional and actually able to run nightly I could barely walk before treatment. I just googled him, and it seems like "grades" aren't the best unfortunately. He's a bit terse, but I think that's more from being soft spoken rather than rude. I know it's a bit of a drive, but he really helped me.

Hopkins is #1 in the area, top 3 in the country

I don't have a recommendation but just wanted to wish you luck. I have a lot of neuro issues and am still looking for a neurosurgeon that specializes in my issue in the area. For now I'm driving up to Hershey for my yearly check-ups.

I've been seeing Drs Dietz and Kurtzke at Neurology Center of Fairfax since May for ulnar neuropathy. They're very thorough. Sometimes I feel like they order too many tests (I've had two EMGs, one 1.5T MRI, one 3T MR neurogram, and an ultrasound), but overall I really like them.

Doctor Pedro Macedo. His contact info: Washington Medical Group, PC 1327 18 th Street, N.W. Washington, DC 20036 Tel: 202.785.2400 I have suffered from Migraines my entire life, i've been to Hopkins, i've traveled to see "top neurologists" Dr. Macedo, in ONE VISIT; which would normally take several and testing out different medications. Not only properly diagnosed me, but set me on the right medication on the first visit. He's knowledgeable in his field, and truly cares about his patients. The only downside is that he ALWAYS RUNS LATE, and the receptionists need to be replaced. Try to get his first appointment available.

Asking for a neurologist on Reddit just seems... odd. I'm guessing you don't have a GP you could ask for a referral?

What would be ideal is a Pediatric Epileptologist at a certified Level III -IV Epilepsy Center. http://www.naec-epilepsy.org/find.htm

It is pretty far for you, but I am happy with Dr. Thio at St. Louis Children's Hospital. FYI, he is still not willing to give CBD oil for seizures. Otherwise, I like him a lot.

Amanda Tompkins we dealt with the same thing with Dr. Wiley at Cleveland clinic that's when we changed to nationwide children's

Nationwide Children's Hospital is doing CBD trials now

Being from Cleveland and having seen almost every neuro there, we saw Dr Laux in Chicago prior to moving to Colorado! Good luck. If this is a question of surgery or not, Harry Chugani in Michigan is your man! We've seen him too!

Dr. Jamie Dawn-Twanow in Columbus. She is one of the best. She worked in Chicago. Her dad is my son's pediatrician and she was his neurologist until she left for Ohio. Easy to talk to. She found my son's blood disorder and his digestive issues. Highly. Highly recommend her!

If you decide to travel to Chicago- our Pediatric Neurologist Dr. Michael Kohrman is wonderful. He is at Comer Hospital, which is part of The University of Chicago. We also had a great neuro-surgeon there too. Has your neurologist suggested a VNS yet? That has cut our Logan's seizures down tremendously! He is constantly having sub clinical seizures and the VNS has slowed those down! Plus as he has a seizure we can see, it stops the seizure much faster - than previously. You can read about our son on his FB page under "Logan's Link"

Annmarie Duszynski Fanning we see Dr. Kohrman and Dr. Marcucilli at Comers. Love the staff there.

Our insurance covers our second opinion at Cleveland Clinic so we'd really like a doctor there.

I took my son for a second opinion before i found Dr. shahid we saw Dr. Wilie at Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland (wasnt a fan she didnt even speak to my son) ....i dont know any others but thought i would share that information.

Albert Galdi, MD. Rockville, excellent, has always been dead-on with diagnosis and treatment, phone 301-562-7200.

Dr. DiFazio is a great pediatric neurologist.

I second that for Dr. DiFazio! He is great!

Dr. DiFazio is amazing! He is great with the teenagers. He gave Dylan an email address so he could contact him with any questions at anytime.

Dr. David Katz in Bethesda. My son sees him.

Dr Katz sees adults

111 Michigan Ave NW #200 Washington, DC 20310, Estados Unidos +1 202-476-5000 the address, darling, Children National Hospital, the address and the phone.

Go to university of Maryland hospital in Baltimore. It's their specialty.

Dr. Hari-hall http://www.neurologycenter.com/

Just came across this list push button for more info. My dr was on there I'm from mi. info@chiariact.com

Dr. Marcus Rice in Norfolk VA is so patient and will spend time listening.

Live in pA, but see Dr. MacArthur at John Hopkins Neurology clinic, he is excellent with my husband well worth the hour and a half drive.

Dr. Heidi Crayton, an MS specialist who runs the MS Center Of Greater Washington in Vienna/Tyson's Corner VA.

I also see Dr. Justin McArthur at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore. Excellent.

I just saw Dr. Gunawardane of the Maryland Paine and Spine Center...wonderful. She is an independent MS Specialist. She spoke at one of the drug companies dinners and others with MS gave her high praises. Dr. G is based out of Fulton, Maryland just ...See More

I live in PA but see Dr. Ellen Mowry at Johns Hopkins....LOVE HER!!!

I am changing Neuro's myself and called the local MS Society chapter for helpful hints, they said compare MS Clinics in your area, and then see which one see's the most MS patients per year, so I did this and found a neighbor with MS who goes to the same clinic, and has for the last 13 years. I guess the leads were good. I hope this helps.

Neuro - Dr. Seth Tuwiner. He's great! I go to him for migraines. He's right in Lansdowne.

I need a surgeon for a nerve/compression/bone damage for condition called Thoracic Outlet Syndrome ... Cara Chaapel I had Dr Cintron diagnose me with condition however it's been a nightmare trying to decide treatment and I def need surgery and can't get ahold of him. His front office is sooooo wardo

Dr. McDow for surgeon . He's hilarious too, you would love him

Dr. Rebecca Gottesman, neurologist at Hopkins. She is awesome and really helped me.

Yes!! Dr. Ruben Cintron, in Reston.

Dr. Potilicio? I would have to check with my dad if that's the correct spelling or not. he's taking care of my dad for 15+ years for his epilepsy. I love him. He's at GWU in DC.

Dr. Barbara Scherokman, she's my neuro through Kaiser.

Ok Cara Chaapel I really like Dr Cintron but wow ... my condition has worsened and I am really tired of the front office incompetency game...thanks everyone for the recommendations. I really appreciate it

Scherokman was my neurologist through Kaiser also. I didn't like her a whole lot. She tried prescribing me Methadone for my pain. I feel that was an overkill. She did refer me to Dr. Gottesman at Hopkins who I previously mentioned and I loved her.

No Jane Santorella

Derek J Sauchuk, we have had patients' younger than you that passed out and had severe head trauma. vasovagal syncope was the cause. No test can ne taken, only symptoms. Remember, that is just 1 cardiologist opinion.

Derek J Sauchuk, we had an event last night. Vasovagal.... Patient fell off the toilet seat. Patient a few years older than you, and broke her cheek, a couple of teeth and her nose in 2 places. Like I said, there are no test to be done to diagnose this condition, they only go on symptoms. Your fall in the shower from a vasovagal actually could of killed you if you have fallen the wrong way. A while back, one of my nurses that I am good friends with said her son was just peeing, and this happened to him. Broke his arm and facial area. He was a mess. Mostly ER and trauma centers see this. That is where I do my work, Trauma in the ER. Thinking of you.

Hal Gutstein at NYU

Yes. Susan Gauthier (NY Pres / Weil-Cornell)