Dr. James Albert Dematteis, MD

Dr. D, has been my Cerebral Vascular Neurologist for almost a decade, after I was diagnosed with a rare genetic incurable illness: CADASIL. Only symptoms can be treated. Today, I had a seizure, in his office & didn't end up in the hospital, because, he over the years, has found the right combination (Lamictal XR & Clonazepam) resulting in fewer & less painful seizures. He really cares about his patients.

Dr. Dematteis was ver thorough in his examination of my condition. He discovered a "M Spike" in my protien via routine blood test which led to the discovery of my pre-cancerous condition called MGUS. I highly recommed Dr.Dematteis for your neurological needs...!

Dr. Dematteis has an exceptional bedside manner. He is easy to talk to, knowledgeable in his field and always takes as much time as needed.

everything is always in your head reading my medical chart would be nice. i was seen by one of the best doctors in the word for my problems with siezure and he states its in my head all because medical came out with a new thing and as of right now he is being very unsafe with my care and im scared. he is a very poor doctor talking wisw always in a hurry and doesnt care. this is a very very mean dotor in my eyes but i have to see him i dont have a choice

Top of his field. Very Csring and competent.

This doctor wrongly diagnosed me and would not listen to my systems. Which caused a long road to recovery and search for a doctor that did care to go out of the regular norm. ThanK goodness this doctor find out and helped me but not Dematteis he did not and wrongly diagnosed me. When treating a patient no matter what it is a patient should be able to beleive that this doctor cares and the doctors he works with care and listen to patients. Sometimes doctors are to quick in diagnosing and are not willing to step out of the norm. I had alot of blood work and urine test done by a different doctor and he found out what was wrong and was able to start treating me. Had this been caught earlier my road to recovery could have been a more easier one. I did like Dr. DeMatteis but if you tell a patient something or diagnose and than don't back that up I call that maltreatment to a patient and their care. This is just not acceptable and than making the patient feel bad when they are the ones sick… and trying to understand what is going on with their body.