Dr. Vladan P Milosavljevic, MD

Need assistance can anybody here recommend a new doctor for ADHD Looking for recommendations

I have met with Dr.Milo 3 times. The visits were no longer than 5 minutes each. Never once did he have a piece of paper, computer, or anything to indicate that he knew my medical history or that he had any interest in documenting important notes for future visits. He asked me two questions - if I had had any seizures and if I needed my prescriptions filled. I had to tell him what my condition was and remind him of our pervious visit. He literally had no idea why I was there and had no interest in helping. When I asked about preventative steps moving forward he said, 'no, none of that is necessary. I'll see you in 3 months'. Mind you, I had brain surgery in the past and had several questions and concerns and he paid no attention. He didn't even know what procedure I had done. If you need a doctor to fill prescriptions, this is your guy. If you feel anxious about your condition and want to have a doctor that will listen to your concerns, ask you questions, answer your question, or… if you want a doctor that will treat you like a human and not just $$.. I'd recommend going elsewhere. One star because scheduling was easy and the receptionist is very kind and friendly.

Worst Doctor I have ever seen. He came to the waiting room and called my name. No greeting, despite my attempt. Led me down the long hall, not saying a word, walking ahead of me. I should have known then. He ushered me into the office snd talked AT me. Curt and non-empathic. This happened each time that I saw him. It was clear that it was a bother to him for me to speak. Requested many tests. Little feedback about the tests. No helpful information. No answers to the problem that brought me there. And then, at the end, he said he wanted to see me again in three months. For what? I don’t know. He never said. NO WAY will I be back No way should you go to him.

Let me start by saying this Dr. is the worst doctor I have ever seen. If you have an appt. scheduled with him....CANCEL and go anywhere else. I waited a month to see this doctor. I can not understand why anyone would have a follow up appt. with him. Trust me...your diagnosis will probably be incorrect as he spends no time with patients or listens to them. Can I leave less than a 1 star review? If I could I would.

I plan on seeing a new neurologist. Dr. Milo has been very disappointing with his lack of sympathy and bed side manner, I don't even think he knows why I'm seeing a neurologist in the first place. He seems to not even look at my chart before going into an appointment with me; as he keeps asking why I'm having tests he requested done or taking medications he prescribed. I hope he either retires soon, or gets terminated as I feel sorry for anyone that has to have him as their doctor.

Rude, inconsiderate, doesn't listen to what you are saying, preconceived diagnosis, can't be bothered answering any questions. You feel like you are pestering him by showing up for your appointment. He explains nothing, doesn't review tests with you, and bristles when asked a question. Whoever gave him five stars must be related to him. He is absolutely the most rude physician I have ever seen.

I had a car accident and was told he was the only Doctor taking auto accident claims. After 2.5 years several tests a d PT (results that he wouldn't discuss with me) he has insisted on injecting my neck with steroids against my primary care doctors advice. I have tried everything to get a different doctor but can't and my pain along with issues are worse. So tomorrow I get the shot, I think. What if his medical skills are as awful as his people skills?? ?? Wish me luck!

More business-like than medical professional, rushes through examination, no or few questions asked.

Extremely inconsiderate. Does not listen to or address your concerns. No explanation of any kind. If you are looking for answers, this is not the doctor to go see. As soon as you sit down in his office, he opens the door to usher you out.

I struggled to get my 85 year old mother to the office for a follow up appointment. He was leaving the office as soon as he arrived to meet with her. I had to keep asking him questions to get him to stay in the office longer than 2 minutes.