Dr. Arnaldo Isa, MD

Pure and simple ... he saved my husband’s life! From the minute he saw him he took our concerns seriously and ordered the appropriate tests and thank God stayed on top of his care! I cannot say enough about his care and attention every single time we have seen him!

Well recommended neurologist by my ENT MD, spent enough time discussing possible diagnosis and plan of treatment. Staff pleasant and professional. Busy practice, needs more parking space.

My first appointment with Dr Isa was exceptional. Not only did he outline a course of treatment but did a thorough evaluation. Dr Isa’s overall attitude was friendly yet knowledgeable and forward thinking in terms of treatment and testing.

Dr Isa is a wonderful compassionate and brilliant neurologist. He took care of my brother in the past under horrible circumstances. He is now taking care of my aging mother and her dementia. Great doctor!

tells it like it is, gives opinion honestly and is happy to entertain other opinions

Without a doubt the most unprofessional office I've ever had the misfortune of dealing with. They rescheduled my appointment twice (once a week after I scheduled it and once on the day of the appointment after informing me that he had jury duty) and when I got upset about it, they informed me that he will no longer be seeing me at all.

This doctor is unprofessional.

They do not think phone service (answering, returning calls) is part of their responsibility.

Dr. Isa has been the worst doctor I have ever seen in my life, he has no feelings what so ever when it comes to talking to his patients, he is not knowledgeable nor prepared to give a proper diagnosed. No professional ethics whatsoever.

The doctor was ok but the office staff left something to be desired. My problem was not addressed but I was given a prescription for a very expensive medication that was not covered by my insurance. It was an anti-seizure medicine (and I don't have seizures) that made me feel dopey and didn't help at all. Then I was prescribed a medicine that was on my list of medicines I am allergic to. When I went in to pick up a report to take to another doctor the front desk said I needed to see the Nurse Practioner. After waiting two hours, for a report that had been requested several days in advance, the ARNP lectured me on following the orders for taking the medicine the doctor prescribed. So I guess the ARNP thought I should take the medicine even when I had a problem with it and the doctor who prescribed it said not to take it any more. A specialist referred me to a neurologist and not a nurse. After being told to come back in two months to be rechecked and receiving no treatment for… my for my problem - what was I being rechecked for? That would be the purpose in waiting 2 more months to find out what was wrong with me? I didn't go back.