Dr. Jose Labault-Santiago, M.D. was born and raised in Puerto Rico, and took medical courses at the University of Puerto Rico, and completed Medical School at the University of Puerto Rico School of medicine. He then moved to Texas to complete specialty training in Neurology with a subspecialty in Clinical Neurophysiology. After graduating he worked for a short time in Houston after which relocated to Florida in 2014 to join MSPB.
Dr. Jose Labault-Santiago, M.D. was born and raised in Puerto Rico, and took medical courses at the University of Puerto Rico, and completed Medical School at the University of Puerto Rico School of medicine. He then moved to Texas to complete specialty training in Neurology with a subspecialty in Clinical Neurophysiology. After graduating he worked for a short time in Houston after which relocated to Florida in 2014 to join MSPB.
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Our experience was difficult. Unfortunately, the doctor was not very friendly or approachable. Almost every question we asked seemed to turn into an argument or disagreement.
He also seemed to have very little patience when speaking with patients and did not always communicate in a considerate way. I understand that Alzheimer’s disease has no cure and that treatment options can be limited, but I felt that he was very strict about recommending only one medication or approach to eating without being open to our questions or concerns.
I understand that everyone can have a bad day, and perhaps he was having one that day. However, I believe that doctors should always try to treat their patients and their families with patience, respect, and compassion.
That is simply my opinion based on our experience.
(1 week ago)
Aug-2026
No bedside manner, walked into room dint bother to introduce himself. Cold no empathy. All business, you would think he’d have some compassion given the nature of the visit. Liked his pa better.
(1 month ago)
Aug-2026
This was by far the worst experience I ever had with a Doctor. After waiting to see a dr for over a month, he gave me a total of 5 minutes. I won’t ever waist my time with this person.
(1 month ago)
Jul-2026
Took the time to listen and evaluate the proper treatment.
(1 month ago)
Jul-2026
He is knowledgeable, easy to talk to, very nice, good approach at discussing my case with me and he gives appropriate recommendations and plan of treatment. I am blessed to have Dr Santiago as my neurologist.
(1 month ago)
Jul-2026
I liked very much
(2 months ago)
Jun-2026
Extremely professional and very caring
(4 months ago)
May-2026
His was very to the point and professional. I agreed with him.
(5 months ago)
Apr-2026
Dr Santiago and in the entire staff at MSPB are always awesome.
(7 months ago)
Feb-2026
Was on time and was clear in explaining his diagnosis.
(7 months ago)
Jan-2026
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MSPB Neurology - Atlantis
140 JFK Drive Atlantis, FL 33462
Dr. Jose Labault-Santiago, M.D. was born and raised in Puerto Rico, and took medical courses at the University of Puerto Rico, and completed Medical School at the University of Puerto Rico School of medicine. He then moved to Texas to complete specialty training in Neurology with a subspecialty in Clinical Neurophysiology. After graduating he worked for a short time in Houston after which relocated to Florida in 2014 to join MSPB. Dr. Labault is currently practicing, seeing patients for general neurology with a focus on neuromuscular disorders and procedures. Dr. Labault also has an interest in acupuncture and its applications in the care of patients with neurological conditions. When outside of the office he enjoys time with his family as well as teaching and training martial arts.
Undergraduate University of Puerto Rico, 2004 - San Juan, Puerto Rico Medical School University of Puerto Rico, School of Medicine, 2008 -San Juan, Puerto Rico
Internship Hospital Episcopal San Lucas, 2009 -Ponce, Puerto Rico
Residency UT Health Science Center, 2012 - San Antonio, Tx
Fellowship UT Health Science Center, 2013 - San Antonio, Tx Neurophysiology
Board Certifications American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology in Neurology and Clinical Neurophysiology
Our experience was difficult. Unfortunately, the doctor was not very friendly or approachable. Almost every question we asked seemed to turn into an argument or disagreement. He also seemed to have very little patience when speaking with patients and did not always communicate in a considerate way. I understand that Alzheimer’s disease has no cure and that treatment options can be limited, but I felt that he was very strict about recommending only one medication or approach to eating without being open to our questions or concerns. I understand that everyone can have a bad day, and perhaps he was having one that day. However, I believe that doctors should always try to treat their patients and their families with patience, respect, and compassion. That is simply my opinion based on our experience.
No bedside manner, walked into room dint bother to introduce himself. Cold no empathy. All business, you would think he’d have some compassion given the nature of the visit. Liked his pa better.
This was by far the worst experience I ever had with a Doctor. After waiting to see a dr for over a month, he gave me a total of 5 minutes. I won’t ever waist my time with this person.
Took the time to listen and evaluate the proper treatment.
He is knowledgeable, easy to talk to, very nice, good approach at discussing my case with me and he gives appropriate recommendations and plan of treatment. I am blessed to have Dr Santiago as my neurologist.
I liked very much
Extremely professional and very caring
His was very to the point and professional. I agreed with him.
Dr Santiago and in the entire staff at MSPB are always awesome.
Was on time and was clear in explaining his diagnosis.