Very arrogant . Made me feel I was low class and wouldn't let me speak, interrupted several times. States I didn't have tia because tests didn't show signs.

Submitted March 31, 2018

This doc was on call for my neurologist when I was admitted. He told me there was no way I was having a reaction to a medication that had my symptoms listed as a possible side effect. He even told me that he did not believe I had a disease that I was already diagnosed with by a specialist. He was mean, condescending and in the wrong profession. After seeing other similar reviews I am disgusted he would ever be on call and will never go to the same neurologist again (just in case I was ever admitted again). Stay away!

Submitted Dec. 8, 2017

very straightforward doc we could tell he really cares about his patients well being and loves what he does too bad he only works in the hospital

Submitted Nov. 20, 2017

This doctor is rude and insensitive. I had a confirmed, observed grand mal treated in an ER, during follow up with him he dismissed it as a seizure like event and told me other episodes since were anxiety or sleep disorder. He made me feel small, judged, and embarrassed. I am not a pill popper and hadn't seen a doc for years prior to this grand mal. His dismissal of my experience and symptoms killed any trust I might have had in the medical community. I do not recommend him.

Submitted May 26, 2016

This is literally the worst doctor's office I have EVER been to. It's impossible to make or change any appointment. Their "ANSWERING SERVICE" is always on, even during normal business hours (meaning you can't talk to anyone at the actual office). I had an appointment, and just sat in the waiting room for an hour only to be told that the doctor had to 'go home'. Tried to call back the next day (during business hours 1:45) and got the answering service. Dr Reynolds is ignorant, arrogant, and does not listen. He doesn't think outside the box at all and just throws meds at you. "yea, you have a chairi malformation, we don't do anything for that. It doesn't mean anything". Will aggressively contest you if you've done ANY research on your own. DO NOT EVER GO to this place. It truly is a horrible, horrible practice.

Submitted Sept. 26, 2014

I seen Dr Reynolds in the hospital . He spent time talking to me and talking to my brother on the phone . The office has small waiting room and is hot . He does run late cause he is thurough in his treatment . He is very professional

Submitted Aug. 27, 2014

the worst doctor I have ever seen. Even with well documented symptoms, he would not believe me. When I told him my muscles hurt, he suddenly poked my leg to prove I was lying. STAY AWAY !

Submitted Aug. 21, 2014

I had been diagnosed by dr Reynolds with sudo tumor cerebri ... I ended up in the hospital for 6 days about and I will tell you this : I would not choose anyone but dr Reynolds for my Nuerology dr. He covers all aspects of all potential problems he also has a way of thinking outside the box! I will not name names but certain drs had disagreed with this diagnosis and my parents and I are so greatful to you ! Two spinal taps and lots of test on later I'm in decent spirts about this new brain issue of mine...Thank you dr Reynolds for your hard work and dedication to your patients :) I wish more drs would be like you!!:)

Submitted July 1, 2014

Dr. Reynolds, is a fantastic neurologist. He is straight forward and very, to the point. He does not spend time "making you feel good", but he will find out what is wrong with you. He spends time with you and does not rush you out the door. He provides you with all treatment choices and will back your decision. Don't bother trying to fake it with him though, if you are there for drugs, he will show you the door.

Submitted June 13, 2014

I have known David for decades. He knows how to read people. He gets to the point and what you see is his character. I know people go to the doctor and want the Doctors and nurses to feel sorry for them. If that's the case go see a shrink. My neurologist does the same to me, cuts me off, so I can listen to what the diagnosis is. It makes perfect sense. Be kind or just go else where. Let the Doctor do there job. Melissa Soulier-Parel.

Submitted May 30, 2014