This doc office is horrible the staff is disrespectful they don't follow through with the things that they are supposed to. You never get to see Pardo after the initial visit. They send u for test after test for tons of money with no solutions. I am on a fix income an they stopped all my meds and visit because I got behind in my payment. I had a stroke I have seizures I stop breathing in my sleep an suffer from fybermyalga. All meds stop seizure and pain meds this place is horrible

Submitted Dec. 23, 2018

The most horrible person! !! He lost his temper an started yelling at my husband who has Parkinson. .and didn't see him. .didn't get our copay back

Submitted Oct. 28, 2017

Dr Pardo is amazing I am 33 an was having stroke symptoms when the er was wanting to turn me away he took my case. After being very through at his job and many test he found I had a tai and had severe rare type of headacheches. He didnt give up ti l we found treatment. I know have feeling back in my left side and contijue to see hi.I would refer anyone to Dr Pardo. As far as his office it has had issuea vBulletin ut is getting better

Submitted July 22, 2013

Dr. Pardo is a great neurologist. I started seeing him in July 2009 & after a bunch of tests later he diagnosed me with MS. The day he diagnosed me I was scared & he sat with me & my husband & did his best to console me. I have seen him every 3-4 months since then. Yes he is a very busy doctor & sometimes his office doesn't run as smoothly as some would like but I work in an office to where customers come & go & even though I try to keep that looking & running great there are just some busy days where things are chaotic so I don't hold that against Dr. Pardo's office. They give me any results I may be waiting on & call in my prescriptions which I love! Dr. Pardo stays current with MS & any drugs they have recently came out with & we talk about it. I feel extremely comfortable talking with him & trust him with keeping me as healthly as possible which he has done since I haven't relapsed since the first known time in July 2009. Overall I think anyone needing to a nuero should try him.

Submitted March 10, 2012

My husband saw Dr. Pardo in Feb. 09 for the first time. He is an excellent Doctor and was the Only Doctor in over a year of searching that was able to properly diagnose and treat him. I can't say enough for his bedside manner and the information that was given to us in each and every visit. Dr. Pardo is a very caring, concerned yet busy Dr. and you don't see much of that anymore. His office doesn't function as well as it could, but that is not why I was there, it was to see him. We are in an age where we must be our own advocate in order to get the attention we need by staff that is less than perfect. I was referred to other Doctors that he, himself used and got excellent care. I will definately travel thousands of miles to go back to him for my care.

Submitted Jan. 15, 2010

I only saw this doctor once and that was enough for me to look for another neurologist. I waited over an hour and thirty minutes to see the Dr. Upon talking to me his bedside manner left a lot to be desired. He never once called me by my name, even though he had my chart in front of him. I described my symptoms to which he did 90% of the talking, and very little listening. Upon exiting I had to wait another 20+ minutes on my prescription and bloodwork referral. After several weeks of the medication not responding I called the office. I called to explain I was experiencing no improvement and instead of trying another drug he ordered that my dosage be increased. I called and visited the office 5 times to get my bloodwork results and never received a call. Before my next visit I had enough, went and collected my paperwork, and went back to my family physician. It was not until I spoke with my family physician that I received my bloodwork results.

Submitted May 21, 2009