MithrandirLogic t1_je9rvha wrote
I work in another neurology group in the city, and just want to add you’re not looking for the best Neurologist at Penn, you’re looking for the best ALS neurologist at Penn. Not trying to be pedantic but there are many sub-specialties in Neurology and “the best overall neurologist” might not even specialize in ALS, which is a type of neuromuscular disorder. I think Lauren Elman might be a good place to start though.
pleeplious OP t1_je9rzso wrote
Wow! Didn’t even think of it like this!
MithrandirLogic t1_je9s9qk wrote
It’s sounds like he’s already been to other neurologists from your post, so I’ll add you should be asking for a “second opinion” appointment, might be faster to get one of those than a new patient visit. Be prepared to have all prior test results and after visit summaries on hand as often they want to review everything prior to your consult.
pleeplious OP t1_jeaisjy wrote
Thank youuuuuuui
dissolutewastrel t1_jebfojg wrote
Long term neurology patient here. Lauren Elman is very good and, as a bonus, also a nice person.
I had a good experience with Maria Chen, too.
pleeplious OP t1_jebvr2g wrote
Thank you!!!!!!!!!
FreakLipsHighC t1_jebo3yi wrote
A friend of mine was diagnosed by an expert in a specific subspecialty, when every other neurologist missed it.
pleeplious OP t1_jebvpc7 wrote
In als?
FreakLipsHighC t1_jec3eeb wrote
No MS
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