Dr. Love was the best neurologist for multiple sclerosis that I ever had. He was very thorough with an exam each time you saw him. Also, when you had lab work done, she would personally call you with the results at the end of the day no matter what time it was. He was the most personable hands-on Dr. I had ever had, and all the years I have dealt with multiple sclerosis. Unfortunately, for me, he retired several years ago and ever since I have not found another Doctor Who can even hold a small candle to what Dr. Love’s performance and kind nature and caring was towards his patience. He was a one-of-a-kind Dr. and friend. Tammy Johnson, patient with MS sense 2000.

Submitted June 27, 2023

I've been a patient of Dr. Love for 30 years. He's very professional and very easy to talk to. The care he gives as a Neurologist is second to none. I had an early morning appt. and waited maybe 10 minutes to see him. He would have been there on time if it hadn't been for a staff meeting that ran over.

Submitted Aug. 31, 2009

This man is the absolute top in his field. Not a hale fellow well met but straight forward and precise. He takes time to explain and answer questions in kay terms. An excellent diagnostician in a specialty where symptoms are nebulous and patient feedback is varied and subjective. An exceptional practitioner when one needs medical care and with little hand holding or comforting. This is the physician you want when you need real care.

Submitted July 21, 2008

Very knowledge doctor. May not be the most personable in the world but always has your health in mind. Seems to be up on the latest meds and practices. Offers more choices and outside help in outside his relm of practice. Great Doc.

Submitted Jan. 9, 2008

One of the most intelligent M.D.s I've ever met. Diagnosed a rare disease in me and was very helpful. He is all business and may be perceived as aloof but he cares more than most.

Submitted July 31, 2007

Awful visiting physician in ER, terrible bedside manner offered no pain relief.

Submitted June 20, 2007