Marwa Kaisey, MD

Dr Kaisey is the best!

Dr. Kaiseys the best

Dr kaisey it's one of the most thorough doctor's i've known, and a great human being who is very easy to talk to.

The doctor did not remember me and at least should have read about our previous appointment.

The fellow did all the exams, answered the questions etc. The Dr. Came in for 5 minutes and told me all was fine based on fellows exam.

Great Dr!

The worse neurologist I've seen in a sea of terrible neurologists. Not only does she lack compassion, she's also expensive, and spends less then 15min with you. You spend more time with her assistant than you do with her. I could tell she didn't like me after 5min. Horrible person...

Worse doctor ever. Unaware of medication side effects. Doesn’t care about patient suffering. Worst provider at Cedars Sinai.

I never had an experience where a doctor had a nasty attitude from the moment they met me, until I met Kaisey. Anytime I had an issue she told me to talk to one of my other doctors about it. She’s far more engaged with people on her social media, than actual patients. On social media she says she’s accepting to patients and questions but then tells you not to contact her on the Cedars app between appointments. That’s what the app was created for! Lazy, extremely cold, and not helpful. I recommend going to a different healthcare profession, as there is nothing professional about Kaisey.

As a patient, I feel like she could not have cared less about me or my health issues. She said I needed a lumbar puncture. When I called to schedule the procedure, her office said I was to go back to my original neurologist for procedure. The original neurologist said she had referred me to Dr Kaisey and I was under her care. Ultimately her office scheduled the procedure with a group of medical students. I was hurt and traumatized during that procedure as they were practicing. I insisted the procedure be stopped. Ultimately I was scheduled for a real lumbar puncture procedure with a professional physician, without trauma. I now have a different, wonderful, caring Neurologist in the Cedars System.