Worst Dr & Staff I have dealt with. Very unprofessional. Would not recommend him as you are not allowed to give any feedback if you a patient of his.

Submitted July 4, 2018

I have been a patient for a long time and recently my husband and son also became patients. Staff and Dr. are very kind and helpful and have always found Dr. Maldonado to be compassionate, caring and responsive.

Submitted Oct. 21, 2016

My medical records were entered incorrectly and in order for them to be corrected I was told I needed to make an appointment and be charged to be seen to remedy their numerous errors...the alternative was writing a letter to Dr. Maldonado naming ALL his errors and He would fix them when he had time to do so...Mailed the letter and was told they never received it...Also prescribed a medication that would cost over $6,800/month and refused to send a Service Request Form to a company that offered to give me financial assistance so that I could afford the prescribed medication....all because I had to cancel my follow-up appointment. Really sounds like he cares about his patients...NOT!!! I'll find someone else who values the health of their patients vs. the almighty dollar!

Submitted April 20, 2016

I recently has a consultation with Dr. Maldonado for Parkinson's disease. He was very helpful and knew the disease in depth. He had a plan of treatment that I was very happy with. I will recommend him to anyone who needs a neurologist.

Submitted Dec. 19, 2013

I found him to have a great bedside manner. He spent a long time with me going over my medical history and addressing all of my concerns. I would recommend him to my family and friends.

Submitted Dec. 18, 2013

Found him liking to use strong medications. I have neuropothy in my feet & hands & he prescribed morphine at bed time. that is too strong of medication I thik to be using regularly at age 50.

Submitted Feb. 17, 2008

Over medicated me when treating me for migraine headaches. When I started experiencing side effects from the meds (i.e. depression) he emphatically denied it was the meds and kept my dosages the same. I was still experiencing multiple migraine headaches each month. I quit my meds cold-turkey and, although I still experience migraines, I don't have the side effects to deal with anymore.

Submitted Feb. 14, 2008