Saint Luke's Neurology-East

"I have been with St. Luke's Neurology for 15 years, seeing first Dr. Fields, then Christi Ledo, and now just had my first appointment with Leslyn Brouilette, for my epliepsy. All 3 providers have been wonderful, very knowledgable, professional, and caring. Highly recommended!"

"I was referred for neurology early this year, it took a month to get a call for scheduling, and the earliest I could get an appointment was December... literally 8 months out. I didn't bother. That is not medical care and certainly violates the Hippocratic oath of "do no harm.""

"I was seen by NP Christie Ledo, she was great. I haven't lived in Missouri in quite some time, and still have tonmake some calls up here on a regular basis until I get new care with a neurologist established and they have been absolutely wonderful. They have assisted in getting me the medication that I need for my seizures! All around I would say they are a great team! And I have had a great experience!"

"Can't even handle a simple video appointment. Told me I had to be on by 45 after and I did after speaking with customer service finally and no awnser. So yeah definitely avoid if you can many better places that won't have you wait months and months to cancel or reschedule or just not show. I better damn well not get charged on it bc I will get a lawyer"

"The physician I saw is kind and patient, but doesn't return phone calls. She left a VM asking me to call her back, with a phone number. I left 3 messages over a 2 week span. I never heard back. Finally I scheduled an appointment to see her in-office and she ordered a test. I was told that department would call me to schedule since the neuro staff couldn't access that appointment schedule. No problem. 3 weeks later - no phone call. I can't speak for everyone, but I personally don't have the time (or the desire) to follow a hospital system around and make sure everyone is doing their job, especially since someone is probably making twice my income under a job description that includes "oversee operations". During a flare-up of symptoms I spoke to the neurologist on-call. I was advised to go to the emergency department, told to plan on an admission based on return of blood work. Upon arrival to the ER, the ER physician spoke to a different on-call neurologist who basically said run a CT and discharge without a single lab draw of any kind. At no point did anyone actually speak to the physician treating me (to my knowledge), or the physician who advised going to the ER. I had to demand the lab draw suggested by the first neurologist. It's worth noting the results of this lab draw met the criteria of admission under the first neurologists advice, but I was discharged by order of the second. Now I have an ER bill for a visit that resulted in absolutely nothing because no one is speaking to the same physician. If you find yourself in a situation where you need a neurologist do a bit of shopping around before settling on St. Luke's. Your experience might be better than mine, but make sure you have a backup plan just in case."