Dr. Edward Sporl Tucker, MD

After 20 years of treatment I showed up for a scheduled appointment and was told that my insurance deductible had not been met and I would have to pay it upfront, I do not have a deductible on my insurance so I asked to see the doctor, his wife would not let me see him and told me to leave. He is older now and if she wants him to retire this is a poor way to go about it and not fair to his patients, This is really sad.

failed to diagnose a stroke I had had thus delaying rehabilitation for several months until another Dr. did diagnose it..

Impressed with Dr. Tuckers concern for this patients well being, and his insightful treatment. He apparently doesn't overbook, so that he has plenty of time to interact with his patients. This is the way medicine used to be practiced, and the way it should be practiced in the future.

Dr. Tucker spends a lot of time with his patients. He is thorough, insightful, and reassuring. Somehow he manages to see patients on time, even though he spends lots of time with each one. I think he just gives everyone at least half an hour--he never has to rush you and never seems rushed himself.

Edward Tucker is just a medical physician. His skills as a neurologist are virtually nill. He collects your money and heads to France to spend it!