Dr. Adler saw me when other neurosurgeons were months out in appointments. I had been in severe pain for 2 1/2 months after a fall and Dr. Adler saw me immediately on his day off. Surgery was scheduled quickly. He his staff are tops!

Submitted Aug. 29, 2023

Dr. Adler was direct, very knowledgeable and got to the point . He gave me a clear picture and diagnosis with other ideas to go forward. If you want someone to hold your hand go to someone else. If you want a clear diagnosis and treatment plan go to him. I did not need surgery but if I did I'd go back to Dr. Adler.

Submitted Nov. 22, 2019

At age 9, my son had a craniectomy to remove benign tumors in his left frontal cranium, and a titanium plate was inserted in place of his skull. Since then he has experienced a myriad of problems, such as seizures and debilitating headaches. Now that he is 21 years of age, and no longer a pediatric patient, we were referred to Dr Adler. I was shocked, blown away if you will, by Dr Adlers rudeness, lack of compassion and bullying behavior. Within the first few minutes of our appt he told my son there was nothing wrong with him, then asked him if he had a job, corrected his grammar and finally accused him of searching for drugs rather than answers to the source of his pain. Without so much as offering to refer my son to a neurologist or another Dr who could possibly help him, he asked if he'd tried acupuncture, when my son told him he had, he replied, "I can't help you so I suggest you try it again". Dr Adler clearly has a God complex... He's an arrogant jerk, in my opinion!

Submitted April 21, 2014