Dr. John F Mcnulty, MD

Excellent skills. Cares about his patients.

Very good doctor .

He was great!

I can not say enough about Dr. McNaulty! Thank you for my life back. My family and I had so many questions and his bedside manner was excellent. It has been 10 years now for me and everyday after I thank him in my prayer.

Dr.Mc reviewed results of 1 yr old MRI. Listened to my complaints (I thought),performed routine neuro exam (knees tap-tap, squeeze hands) and told me that he couldn't help. Nor could any other DOC no matter how many I saw. He made me question my pain. Psycho-somatic? I felt that I wasted the good(?) Doc's time.

10 years out of surgery still going strong :) TY Sir ! * and still riding but, as promised, no more jumping.

My husband and I waited 2 and 1/2 hours. There were patients that had appointments after mine, but were seen before me. The staff was very unprofessional. They were laughing when we asked why we were waiting so long. The receptionist was the same one that came in to do the vitals on a piece of scrap paper she had at the front counter. One of the worst experiences I have ever had! I wouldn't recommend someone that was so unprofessional!

Poor bedside manners, spends very little time with patient. Not a caring attitude!

Dr. McNulty, attributed my many C-spine and L-Spine issues to Fibromyalgia. I am sorry that I told him about that diagnosis. Once he saw there is no surgery opportunity for him, he was not interested and told me my spine does not contribute to my pain at all, and many people have the same issues, I'm not unique. Also, he a brain and spine surgeon sometimes also does Carpal Tunnel Release surgeries! His pain diagnosis was in total contrast to another spine surgeon. When I asked why the answer was because he (Dr. McNulty) is older and more experienced. How can Dr. McNulty deny that my pain may radiate from my spine issues, when research shows that my very tests and reports clearly show that it is pain causing. It would have been honest for Dr. McNulty to say, I don't recommend surgery, even though your spine most likely contributes to your pain, and not deny my pain completely. I have disk herniations, nerve root compressions, pains radiating to legs, burning pain etc., all of… which can clearly be caused by my spine conditions, and the pain made even worse by Fibromyalgia. One is not exclusive of the other. It seems this MD is not interested if there is no opportunity for surgery. He was very calm though. However, I had to press for answers, like pulling teeth.