Dr. Maitland has been my neurologist for many years.

Submitted July 29, 2021

We are very pleased with his treatment for my husband who has Parkinson's. My daughter was treated very well with a nerve problem. I am very confident that he treats you right

Submitted Feb. 4, 2020

He is very attentive towards my medical needs, and is very knowledgeable and highly recommended. He was able to find a "preventative" med. to control my debilitating Migraines, a great relief after years of suffering. He is a Medical Professor at F.S.U. and at times has students in the office observing. I am confident with his ability to diagnose or recommend tests performed by other Specialists he refers. Yet I don't get the same quality of care, and I am comfortable asking for a second opinion. I rarely see the Neurologist's he refers, perform a EMG, and find it frustrating having a tech. test me, who cannot answer questions or concerns. It is worth the wait if he's busy, but I avoid that by scheduling the last appt. I've been a patient for over 7 yrs., and would recommend him to anyone with a serious neurological issue. His staff is always professional, kind and accommodating.

Submitted May 4, 2019

Did not read my MRI results; office and it’s inhabitants are outdated: he hand writes prescriptions and has old copied intake forms like it’s 1970. May be knowledgeable, but I saw not one piece of technology that was assistive or modern. Also has the warmth and personality of a reptile and comes off condescending. If you have other options, I’d try them first.

Submitted April 2, 2018

Doctor Maitland is a bit "Dr. House-ish," but he is very professional and explains my condition thoroughly. He is obviously very knowledgeable and has helped me tremendously! He spends a lot of time with each patient, and I never feel rushed or like a number. I would not go to any other neurologist in town.

Submitted May 18, 2017

Waited 1 hour today for my appointment. Office was empty when I arrived. Three couples came in 10-15 minutes after me. Two people were taken in before me. I got my co-payment check back and left stating 'I won't be back'.

Submitted March 15, 2016

Took my mom to him for over a year. He tried to treat her symptoms as a balance disorder. After doing tests(MRI,s, EMG, muscle and nerve biopsy). He sent back to primary doc. Saying nothing neurological. Took her to a real Dr. at Shands, preliminary diagnosis Parkinson's. What a joke and a waste of time and money. Would not recommend. TMH. Put him out to pasture. Contact info. Thomas5@gtcom.net

Submitted May 9, 2014

I went to see this doctor and he flat out told me he thought I was lying and almost stuck a pencil in my eye. Of course my face showed how upset I was and the only comeent I got was, well I guess you were telling the truth. I was very unhappy.

Submitted June 4, 2007

Dr. Maitland doesn't waste words. He tells you what he thinks and is willing to discuss it. I have been a patient of his for over 8 years. He does take some getting used too. You don't get sugar coating but you do know what is going on. My wife was having a problem and the MRI results were sent to Dr. Maitland. She required surgery. The way Dr. Maitland handled it was professional and with a lot of feeling. As to punctuality, what doctor ever keeps an appointment on time.

Submitted July 19, 2006

Dr. Maitland screwed up. After making a huge error, he decided that my symptoms were not "possible". He said that he hadn't ever seen my symptoms in 20 years of practice. He did not suggest a different Dr. He simply said that it wasn't possible. -- I then went to see a Dr. in a BIG city. He had seen my symptoms MANY times before. My symptoms are real and led to tests that varified a REAL problem. Maitland was arrogant. He thought that if he had not seen something- it did not exist. On the contrary- his knowlege and population base were simply limited. Maitland cost me 2 years of my life.

Submitted June 29, 2006