Kwame Ofori Adjepong, MD

The visit with Dr Adjepong went very well. The visit was not rushed and very thorough, all my questions and options were addressed. All In all I felt very good about my visit.

I had a number of questions and issues relevant to my condition and the fact that he is a neurologist, he could answer them. As this is a progressive disease, and I am still learning what that means in terms of understanding, my bodies subtle and degeneration I had a different perspective of my needs for the visit.He is a palliative care doctor with his agenda for the future for if and when I need a higher level of care, which I already knew I wouldn't be able to afford nor Is it in line with my goals for continuing independence and quality of life. I often do not feel that he understands where I'm coming from so I feel a growing disconnect in this MD / patient relationship.

The three, DR A, Chaplain Sarah, and RN Eve were all very helpful in understanding my current emotional status and listened very well. We had a very good meeting and they had good suggestions for help.

Dr. Adjepong and Sarah were both excellent in their interaction skills, communication skills, listening skills, understanding and empathy. My brother doesn't usually share as much as he did with them which was very reassuring to me (his sister) that the are experienced and knowledgeable in dealing with Parkinsons patients.