David Josephson, M.D. (opens in new tab)
Leo d'Ambrosio, M.D. (opens in new tab)
Kristi K. George, MD (opens in new tab)
David Glander, M.D. (opens in new tab)
Michael Sermersheim, M.D. (opens in new tab)
Aruna Rau, M.D. (opens in new tab)
Kuimil Mohan, M.D. (opens in new tab)
Patrick Matoole, M.D. (opens in new tab)
Angeline Diokno Morris, M.D. (opens in new tab)
Katherine Kobza, M.D. (opens in new tab)
Raymond Loffer, M.D. (opens in new tab)
Meredith W. Cousin, MD (opens in new tab)
Craig E. Herrman, MD (opens in new tab)
Cynthia McGarvey, M.D. (opens in new tab)
Margaret Frazer, M.D. (opens in new tab)
Keith Cushing, M.D. (opens in new tab)
Keith Ridel, M.D. (opens in new tab)
Sridhar Jatla, M.D. (opens in new tab)
Sara Schrader, M.D. (opens in new tab)
Larry L. Blankenship, MD (opens in new tab)
Kiran Ivaturi, M.D. (opens in new tab)
Monica Mazda, M.D. (opens in new tab)
Marcus J. Magnussen, DO (opens in new tab)
Kofi Quist, M.D. (opens in new tab)
Seth H. Lichtenstein, MD (opens in new tab)
Rahul D. Abhyankar, MD (opens in new tab)
Kristyn J. Tekulve, MD (opens in new tab)
Lea Chhiba, D.O. (opens in new tab)
Kathryn Kleine, D.O. (opens in new tab)
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I like Dr. Gentry but office communication systems needs serious revamping.
Took time with me and listened
Very direct and easy to converse with. He’s got a nice way of getting a program to hopefully solve the problem.
Amazing doc he worked with my mom and he now treats me. Very detailed and knows what he is doing
Very knowledgeable a lot of time talk to me
I appreciated my first initial visit with Dr. gentry. He shared a lot of good information with me on the diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease.
Dr. Gentry is very thorough. He always reviews my charts before seeing me. So that he has been updated on my condition. And ask me any pertinent questions. I really feel like we are partners in my brain health.
Very patient and informative.
He is very knowledgeable and takes the time to listen to me. Best neurologist around.
For some reason Dr. Gentry has stopped looking at us during the visit. Dr. Gentry went to show us out and which way to go for check out and he still didn’t make eye contact.