Seniha Inan, MD

I found Dr Inan at a time when I was searching for a new neurologist for my mom..Her first neurologist was just too far for us to get to. She was a great choice. Dr. Inan is not only a thorough and knowledgeable provider, but also a caring and compassionate human being. We are so happy to have found her. Her appointments don't seem rushed and she addresses all concerns and questions. I would highly recommend her to anyone in need of neurological care.

Visited Dr. Inan multiple times for various neurology related concerns. She's very thorough, kind and clear in her problem solving approach. One thing that I liked is that she wasn't eager to prescribe medication unless she was certain that it would provide an improvement that could justify any possible side effects. Most of the tests were done on location and was referred to a third party only for one of them. The staff in general is friendly and things are run in an orderly fashion, although things can feel a little bit cramped when the office gets crowded with patients. The facilities are clean, except for the bathroom, which although not terrible, needs to be kept in better condition. The wait is not terrible, but won't necessarily be seen exactly at the time of your appointment, but the fact that they do tests inhouse will also save you time. Highly recommend Dr. Inan.

I made an appointment on zocdoc for 2:45pm. I drove to a hotel from Staten Island the night before because my neurological issue makes it very hard for me to drive during the day. The office called me 3 hours before my appointment, while I’m sitting in a hotel, to tell me they have no more room and I had to reschedule. I just spent $150 on a hotel room and $40 on hotel parking and now I have to drive all the way back to Staten Island in the most uncomfortable and dangerous situation for me because I have to leave the hotel. It seems like the office gobbles up the zocdoc appointments and then figures it out later. ZERO help from the person on the phone. This is a prime example of everything wrong with medicine in this country. Doctors want money not healthy patients.