Timothy J. Ingall, MBBS, MD

Dr. Ingall was extremely condescending, rude and did not even perform a full examination. When I asked what type of bloodwork he was ordering, he responded that he did not have the time to explain that to me as it would take at least 30 minutes. He also said that I would need a to see a specialist for my other symptoms and I asked how I would go about doing that, he replied that he would put in the referral. When I left to schedule the other appointments, he did not put in the referral and contradicted himself in the clinical notes and patient portal. He also lied in his clinical notes stating that I did not have a twitch in my right eye, how would he know this when he never looked at my eyes closer than 4 feet away. Several days after I returned home, I got a phone call stating that he would now put in the referral! I traveled a full day and saved money for 2 years in order to attend what is supposed to be a world renowned clinic. He should NOT be seeing patients!!!

I saw this doctor as a follow-up for a stroke. I was partially paralyzed. He was quite insensitive, talked about odd things, and laughed (laughed, not smiled) to himself the entire time. No one else was laughing. No one else was joking. I hardly think a stroke follow-up should be so jolly, particularly when the patient is not up for a laugh. I have never seen anything like it. It worried me. I didn't know if he was just a plain a******, crazy, or on drugs. I certainly won't ever see him again.

Thank you for your professionalism and competent care.

My husband was sent to see this doctor for a follow-up visit after being in the Mayo Intensive Rehab program. In a matter of minutes he managed to undo most of the wonderful work that was done in the rehab program under the care of some very talented personnel at Mayo. He basically told us that there was no further hope of getting any better than he is at this time. Without a doubt this is the worst doctor to be allowed to see stroke patients in a follow up basis. We are presently working with his therapists to redo all the harm that was done.

I brought my mother in after a severe stroke for consultation. He was rude, arrogant and basically told us she was a lost cause, in front of her I might add. No bedside manner is an understatement. He rushed us in and out. Was not helpful, lacked compassion, there are better neurologists at Mayo. He is not one of them.