Dr. Philip V. Theodosopoulos, MD

Very good? Excellent+++ is more like it!

It was just that the conversation was so fast that I wasn't able to ask "what's next?"

Dr. Theo and his team continue to deliver care at the highest level. I could not be more pleased.

Dr. Theo is great.

Dr. Theo is wise and thoughtful. I have brain cancer and he kept me both calm and alive as we navigated the tricky waters of waiting to observe the tumor before jumping into surgery, acting once that was called for, concern for my overall well being, and a general wisdom and long term outlook. I LOVED his approach and ability to keep me grounded and positive. Bless him!

I had an acoustic neuroma which Dr Theo operated on at Cincinnati. I couldn't have been in better hands. I would recommend him to anybody.

Wonderful brilliant neurosurgeon who actually has compassion and great sense of humor. Couldn't have been graced with a better person to perform my surgery!! Thank you, Dr Theo.

I had 4 surgeries done by dr. Theodosopoulos, all resulting in complications. He was very rude and actually threatened that if my body had a resistance to the fourth implant, instead of trying another route, he would not do another surgery on me, even if it resulted in me going blind. So I found another doctor and the shunt had a blockage even though theodosopulous was adamant nothing was wrong.

His bedside manner needs a lot of work. When my family explained I had personality changes, insomnia, walking to the left, staggering gait &, severe headaches returning he did not take the information seriously. Finally ordered a CT scan which exposed a 2.5 cm deep hematoma which had been there about nine weeks. When reviewing my medical records it was noted when leaving the hospital that I had a 0.5 mm dark area that needed to be observed. Finally did a ct and called saying I needed to come the next day and surgery would follow the next morning. I have had severe lasting problems. I got speech therapy ordered by my family doctor a year later. When I saw dr. Theo after that and asked if he knew about the therapy I was having he said he did. My husband asked why he had not ordered it before and he said he likes the brain to heal a year or so first. What a bad answer. I am a nurse and I know with any brain injury the sooner therapy starts the more positive the outcome. Statute of… limitations is over n all said and done. I will never be able to work as a nurse again due to the damage affecting short term memory. The least he could do for me would be to be a man and apologize and help me obtain my disability I am still fighting for.