Pima Neurology

Dr. Din,I had an appointment with one of your nurse practitioners yesterday and discovered that your office has a standard of care that includes belittling, doubting a patient's word, not listening to why a patient may have made the decisions made, and using humiliation to gain "authority" during an appointment conversation.It is unfortunate that you feel it is okay to prescribe a medication necessary to support of a person's ability to function, yet don't provide enough of the medication to last until the next appointment.It is unfortunate that your front desk personnel does not forward vital messages to the prescriber about a needed change in the medication. An example is my August 14 call to your office at 8:20 to give a message to one of the nurse practitioners that I needed to increase the dosage of my medication. The nurse practitioner said they had not heard of any such call, insinuating that I was lying. The front desk person also decided it was within their overview to insinuate that I was "drug seeking".These are some, but not all, of the reasons I cannot continue using your office in my search for resolving my long-COVID symptoms in order to return to my normal life, or at least as much as possible. Overcoming a new disease requires critical thinking, compassion, and a willingness to delve into the specifics, not rely on an established routine.

I'm sorry to say I never even got to see the doctor. The office staff here is absolutely terrible. They rescheduled my appointment without telling me they rescheduled my appointment. They are so unorganize, it's actually bonkers. A real shameGoogle review summary543213.7(6)ReviewsSort byMost relevantNewestHighestLowestKaren Kahn14 reviews·1 photoI'm sorry to say I never even got to see the doctor. The office staff here is so bad. Rescheduled my appointment without telling me the rescheduled my appointment. They are so unorganize, it's actually bonkers. A real shame.Julie Leuthold18 reviews3 months agoDr Din has been so comforting to me.Colleen vivian2 reviewsa year agoDr Din is a fantastic doctor. He listens; he cares & he works with you!!!!! I would recommend him to everyone.6Tracie Moody29 reviews·2 photos10 months agoI dont know what I would do if I hadn't gone to Dr.Din. He really does care about his patients.2T.

Absolutely bar none, amazing service and knowledge!Recommend: Without a doubt!Dr. Din was able to identify serious neck and spinal issues NEVER noted from my service in the Air Force and the Dr's' interface therein. Shamefully, that's the way it goes for many Vets but I couldn't be more pleased with Dr. Din's knowledge, medical etiquette and commitment.

Dr. Din and Nurse Practitioner, Polina are caring, professional and knowledgeable. The staff they have in their offices now are friendly and helpful. The office is run efficiently and my wait time is usually minimal. I've been being seen at the Magee location for years now and they have helped me more than I can say. I can say to them though, THANK YOU for your help. You've really improved the quality of my life!

This practice hurt me medically (with incorrect prescriptions), financially (with incorrect billing), wasted so much of my time (with incorrect appointments) and ultimately hurt my future healthcare by refusing to forward my records.Feel free to contact me for details.

Dr. Din is very good. He is very informative on communicating your condition and medical treatment. I have had some concerns with the front office staff but seems to have gotten a lot better. I recommend this practice as a whole.

OK..here we go! When I first went to the Dr, it was good! I brought a friend because VERY hard of hearing, and want to make sure I understand what the Dr says.. We interfaced wall, the Dr did some preliminary tests that showed serious problems; as many of his Patients have.. Second appt..everybody was on time...staff short handed that day but they did the best they could. I should interject that before first visit I checked to make sure they took my Insurance/showed my cards, etc... So after the second visit, I went out to schedule third visit. I was so happy!See, I have a retired medical license the Dr and I could understand each other which really sped things up!!.. BUT..the gal informed me that they didn,t take my insurance ! I bring this up because other reviews had same problem. Me.." You've got to be kidding".. Great repoire with Dr; we weregoing to do an EEG....how could this happen. So I had to stop seeing him. I did ask the front desk if he would send me my records. Dr. did, no charge; and I didnt owe them any money.".it was not my fault." A bit of humor..I did find out the Dr was..less than pleased...and there was a quick staffing adjustment. He has 3 more gals at front office now. . Other reviews mentioned the Practice trying to sell them stuff. Look, any of you who have been in med field for awhile know the best are a combination of Conventional and Holistic; especially in a complex field like Neurology,. The Holistic stuff there is handled by other staff. (Note to Yelp..Im trying to keep this as relative and helpful as possible. Edit as you see fit.) Sooo...Like others, Im not in a position to change Insurance. When your in this position its OK to ask Dr, as I will be doing if they can refer (you) to a Dr that takes your Insurance. This review is both specific to this Practice, but included relevant generalitiesthat I hope will be helpful. hb

I liked Dr Din. He seemed very knowledgeable and listened. I had several tests fine in the office. I went back for the test results. I saw his NP, Polina. She asked why I was there. I told her to get the test results. She said my test results had not been read yet. It had been 3 weeks. She left the room. In 5 minutes she came back and said the test results were fine. She asked if I needed anything else. She didn't want to discuss the test results. I asked if there were any other test that could be done to figure out what was wrong. I told her I was concerned because the symptoms seemed to point to MS. She said they did, but there were no other tests to be done. (Never did any imaging of my brain). I was offered some supplements (they sell) or a couple of other medications she thought might help. I get the impression that Dr Din is the rainmaker. After you see him once, you're shunted off to his NP.

If you have any type of neurological issues, Dr. Din is the guy for you! His staff is amazing, he has a lot of support in terms of physicians assistants, and they truly care about your well-being. The approach of this office is to diagnose any and all neurological difficulties. They spend time with you, and are very interested in your quality of life.

This is the most unprofessional medical office I've ever dealt with. My primary care doctor sent them a referral in September. I didn't hear a word. In October, I called and left a message. They called back to schedule an appointment, claiming they never received the referral (not true, I checked) and that besides, one wasn't needed anyway. The appointment was scheduled for December 20th. I went there today. Was told, oh, we don't have a referral for you. And we don't have your phone number (despite them calling me back and putting my address and phone number in their computer system when the appointment was made). And by the way, the doctor is out of town today at a conference.