Dr. Michael Elias Ehrlich, MD

Extremely disappointing experience. This provider was dismissive and rude to both patients and staff, which was disheartening to witness. There seemed to be very little oversight, because no professional should feel comfortable treating people with such disrespect. He laughed at a patient who came in seeking help for a migraine and didn’t bother to review the intake form or listen fully to the symptoms presented. Instead, he talked over the patient, blamed them for not sharing symptoms he never allowed them to explain, and dismissed their concerns as simply stress or anxiety rather than taking the time to make an informed assessment. Patients deserve to be heard, respected, and taken seriously especially when seeking medical care. Unfortunately, that was not the case here.

Dr, Ehrlich has gotten me on the right meds to control my seizures. I am very happy an as of 9-28-2013 over 6 and one half yrs seizure free. He always treats me with like a man, not a number, he remembers things about me that are never on the chart. He is a great doctor.

I had severe career-ending vertigo with nearly daily episodes. I spent over a year with an ENT specialist and a Memphis Clinic with no improvement. My GP sent me to Dr. Ehrlich and he used 2 simple tests in his office to peg the problem. Put me on meds as long as I needed them and then tapered them off. No more problems for >3-years He also caught a couple of other problems I didn't know about and other doctors confirmed and treated.

The best doctor i've ever known. This doctor came down from New york and is a blessing to our community. I was hurting real bad with headaches and dizziness. I went to 4 doctors who just ran up my bill and took my money but didn't help me. Then I met Dr. Ehrlich who cured me right away. He changed my life. He is very friendly and smart. He's sharp as a tack. I would send my friends and family to him in an instant.

made quick diagnosis based on records from previous physicians, unwilling to consider other info, very curt and dismissive, became verbally abusive when questioned to find out more details of diagnosis