Syed W Asad, MD

Dr Asad really care about his patients, both myself and my mother are patients and I would never leave his practice as long as he is there to provide care to both of us. He is great, the staff are very compassionate and caring. Thank you God for this great staff. He is the best doctor I have ever had in my life.

He is a great Neurologist who also has advance training in epilepsy that my dayghter saw several Neurologist in the past with no diagnosis. Now with testing with EEG he classified proper seizure diagnosis and treated with appropriate medication. I strongly recommend this great doctor who is not only humble in his care with patients and always answered my questions and returned calls when needed.

Dr. Asad is very good doctor and is thorough in evaluation and answered my all questions and solved my problem that 3 other neurologists was not able to adress

I was very impressed with Dr. Syed. His bedside manner was very courteous. He briefly explained his credentials, so that I felt at ease that he could handle my problem that I came for but also another problem that was not being overseen by a doctor. He was thorough in ordering tests which my previous neurologist wasn't, and explained the results where I could understand them. He was patient and courteous even in areas where I was afraid of the diagnosis. I would highly recommend him to my friends and family and have.

He is great Neurologist

I do not recommend this doctor. He has a monopoly in this area and everyone says he is a great neurologist. During my appointment he spent much time telling us how many patients he has seen in his career (per week, per month, per year) as if this someone meant he was superior.He completely disregarded the very long list of symptoms I provided, told me there was no reason to be having the neurological problems I was/am having. I felt disrespect in his attitude and responses and the fact that he was asking questions I had answered in the few minutes previous. He said I could not have Multiple Sclerosis because I am 40 years old.When I finally found doctors who correctly diagnosed me with Multiple Sclerosis, they were somewhat taken aback that Dr Asad ignored the symptoms and findings of the lab work, mri & lumbar puncture which were done when I was hospitalized for an episode of Transverse Myelitis.I urge everyone to find another neurologist ... I'm glad I didn't listen to this doctor and instead persisted until I found a great team of doctors who care about what their patient has to say.