Dr. Richard Curry III, MD

The Dr. was more like a Carny who took your admission money and then snuck out the back door. He was completely non responsive to questions or with any help caring for a handicap person. He and his office were there for one reason and that was to collect another patient and not to care for the individual. He was also very inexperienced with seizures yet he boasted about his vast knowledge of them--"vast" at 38 years old?

On my first visit, I arrived with numerous serious undiagnosed neurological symptoms that had made me chronically ill. I was to see Dr. Curry for 60 minutes (he charged Medicare $594 for the visit). He saw me for 5 minutes, asked me what the most bothersome symptom was. I said, vertigo. He jumped up and pulled out a sheet showing me (an old ballerina) where to go to learn to balance. Then he was out the door with friends going to lunch. I wrote to him online telling him of my other critical concerns. His nurse practitioner wrote back that "because there were no signs of stroke" they could do nothing. Neither of them had read a word of my records: I had several small strokes, and one bigger one which caused me to fall and bruise my spinal cord, hence requiring a 4-level discectomy in late 2017. Dr. Curry knew none of this, knew nothing of seizures and a recent "cardiac event" in hospital.

He was terrible....if your symptoms don't fit in his box then you are dismissed....if you need help he is not the MD to see...if you have GBS he will not help you...find another doc.he is too young and no experience!!

Very sincere, clear in his diagnosis, honest. Explaines what the patient needs to know. Extremely friendly and knowledgeable.

Dr. Curry took time with me during my visit and did not make me feel rushed at all. He was kind and answered all of my questions.