Steven Erlemeier, MD

Dr Erlemeier listened and addressed my issues. He showed compassion and recommended ways to improve my condition.

Highly Recommended

Excellent Doctor Highly Recommended

Excellent Doctor Highly Recommended

Dr Erlemeier is an outstanding , caring , compassionate , educated , experienced Doctor! It took three months for me to see him with my seizure disorder I was experiencing, he was well worth the wait to see him. He has been seeing me period now for over a year , and I highly recommend him to anyone who has any sort of neurological problems. He conducted many tests , instead of just seeing me and sending me out the door with more unnecessary medication, in fact he helped me we in off of the medication I was prescribed for seizures ,only to find out the seizure medication I was currently taking was the cause of my overall seizures. He has excellent Doctor patient relationship with his patients , he spends as much time as needed with his patients , as needed, he doesn’t bum rush you out the door, he is genuinely a very caring and compassionate Doctor, I highly recommend this Doctor to anyone and everyone , if you need to see a Specialist for neurological problems. I wish all doctors… were like Dr. Erlemeier, he’s definitely a diamond in the ruff! I can’t say anything negative about him , and those who have , must have something serious wrong with their heads, because this Doctor puts his patients before anything else. He talks to you , he listens , and he’s very empathetic. If you need to see a neurologist , don’t go by what those other patients wrote about him negatively, I don’t believe him to be anyway but outstanding! I highly recommend Dr. Erlemeier for any and all neurological matters. ??

I had a seizure in 2006, and was bounced from neurologist to neurologist and none of them would listen to my concerns or were patient enough to evaluate other symptoms I was suffering with. Dr Earlemeir was patient, listened and correctly diagnosed my TIA. I also had been treated for years for skin lesions and chronic swelling in my knuckles. Dr Erlemeyer had me tested for a specific type of psoriasis and made the correct diagnosis which was proven by testing. Even trips to several dermatologists and rheumatologists didn't correctly diagnose me in the six years that I struggled with the conditions. He is a brilliant physician.

I have been going to Dr. Erlmeier for several years now. He has been extremely kind and patient during this. His treatment for my Parkinson's has been better than anyone else I have been to. Highly recommend him. he does focus more on a healthy approach to living, which does help over just giving out prescriptions.

We had to wait 45 minutes to see the doctor today. When he did finally come in he had not looked at a diagnostic test he ordered to tell me what the finding were on the test which had been done for over a month. He had not looked at the notes which I had sent to him via the messaging program the medical office has available to patients for communication with the doctors. He said he was sorry but he still ordered a medication which I had messaged him about which had adverse effects.

Dr. Erlemeier helped me reduce my headaches by 90%. He suggested physical therapy, to which I have been going for weeks now. My pain is greatly minimized in my neck. I have been waking up without a headaches for a week now, such a blessing. I had been waking up every day with a headache for months. He took me off of a med. which was actually causing headaches which was prescribed previously to reduce the headaches. He is a bit different but he listens and answers your questions.

I received a wrong diagnosis from him. He put me on medication for it. His cognitive testing was to short. He would not look at documentation that I had from the past. He was rude and obnoxious when I came in a 2nd time with someone. I had to go to Seattle to a Neurologist who has a good reputation, only to find out Erlemeier was wrong. I was taken off the medication. I had 3 month of misery thinking I had serious issue. I do not recommend.