Dr. Reza Danesh, M.D., earned his medical degree from Chicago Medical School at Rosalind Franklin University. He completed his residency in neurology at UPMC Hamot, where he also served as the chief resident. Dr. Danesh continued his training with a fellowship in clinical neurophysiology at the University of Chicago.
Dr. Reza Danesh, M.D., earned his medical degree from Chicago Medical School at Rosalind Franklin University. He completed his residency in neurology at UPMC Hamot, where he also served as the chief resident. Dr. Danesh continued his training with a fellowship in clinical neurophysiology at the University of Chicago.
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I WANT TO THANK EVERY ONE THERE. FOR THERE KINDNESS.DR.REZA DANESH.IS A WONDERFUL AND KIND GENTLEMAN. WHO LISTENS AND RESPECT YOU. HE DO HIS BEST TO TREAT. ALL ISSUES. THANK YOU ALL.🥰
(4 days ago)
Jul-2026
Pleasant
(1 week ago)
Jul-2026
Kind willing and willing to listen to my concerns. I also appreciate that he had me repeat the treatment plan back to him to make sure that I understood.
(2 weeks ago)
Jul-2026
Very thorough and easy to understand.
(3 weeks ago)
Jun-2026
Very kind. Took his time. Was trying to help me locate my MRI.
(3 weeks ago)
Jun-2026
Very dedicated neurologist
(1 month ago)
Jun-2026
Our initial appointment went smoothly. Lovely doctor, and staff.
(1 month ago)
Jun-2026
Dr Danesh is polite, respectful and always shows empathy for my mother amidst this terrible disease called dementia. However, he seems to be rushed at appointments and makes me feel like my just another number. Another hispanic, low level education as he has pointed out on numerous occasions. After 4 grueling visits, all we know is that my mother has dementia that, as Dr Reza put it- “she will live with forever and no medication or treatment will slow it down.” Yet- we leave his office with a list of testing he would like my mother to take yet no true plan of action in the works. I wish I could say we’ve had a great experience but it’s been quite the opposite. The lack of communication from his staff is unreal. It takes me on average, 4 phone calls to get any answers. As of now, we will be seeking help elsewhere. Best of luck to you all.
(1 month ago)
Jun-2026
I like that he is cautious about making changes to my existing medications until we know more about how I respond to carbadopa/levadopa.
(1 month ago)
May-2026
Good
(1 month ago)
May-2026
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Dr. Reza Danesh, M.D., earned his medical degree from Chicago Medical School at Rosalind Franklin University. He completed his residency in neurology at UPMC Hamot, where he also served as the chief resident. Dr. Danesh continued his training with a fellowship in clinical neurophysiology at the University of Chicago.
I WANT TO THANK EVERY ONE THERE. FOR THERE KINDNESS.DR.REZA DANESH.IS A WONDERFUL AND KIND GENTLEMAN. WHO LISTENS AND RESPECT YOU. HE DO HIS BEST TO TREAT. ALL ISSUES. THANK YOU ALL.🥰
Pleasant
Kind willing and willing to listen to my concerns. I also appreciate that he had me repeat the treatment plan back to him to make sure that I understood.
Very thorough and easy to understand.
Very kind. Took his time. Was trying to help me locate my MRI.
Very dedicated neurologist
Our initial appointment went smoothly. Lovely doctor, and staff.
Dr Danesh is polite, respectful and always shows empathy for my mother amidst this terrible disease called dementia. However, he seems to be rushed at appointments and makes me feel like my just another number. Another hispanic, low level education as he has pointed out on numerous occasions. After 4 grueling visits, all we know is that my mother has dementia that, as Dr Reza put it- “she will live with forever and no medication or treatment will slow it down.” Yet- we leave his office with a list of testing he would like my mother to take yet no true plan of action in the works. I wish I could say we’ve had a great experience but it’s been quite the opposite. The lack of communication from his staff is unreal. It takes me on average, 4 phone calls to get any answers. As of now, we will be seeking help elsewhere. Best of luck to you all.
I like that he is cautious about making changes to my existing medications until we know more about how I respond to carbadopa/levadopa.
Good