Best Neurosurgeon Santa Rosa Near Me

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When something goes wrong with your nervous system, you want a doctor who can determine the cause of your problem and help you feel better. Highly trained neurologists at Sutter Pacific Medical Foundation use advanced imaging techniques and the latest devices available to diagnose and treat disorders of the brain, spine or central nervous system.

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Mark West Springs Road Care Center34 Mark West Springs Road Floor 3 Santa Rosa, CA 95403

Besides general clinical neurology, I have subspecialty training in electroencephalography, electromyography, and nerve conduction studies. I also perform Botox injections for movement disorders, excessive drooling and excessive sweating.

My hobbies include playing the guitar, running, martial arts and gourmet cooking. I am married, have two teenaged children and two precocious Cavalier King Charles Spaniels.

Living and working in the San Francisco Bay Area is a dream come true for me. I first resided in San Francisco in the 1980s, when I did my internship and residency at Letterman Army Medical Center on the Presidio of San Francisco. After serving for 22 years in the Army and living throughout the United States and Europe, I was fortunate enough to join the Physician Foundation at CPMC. I believe this to be the finest health care organization in the Bay Area, and I am thrilled to be working with this superb group of health care professionals.

My personal philosophy for patient care is simple: I treat my patients the way I would want my wife and children treated, with respect, compassion and dignity. There is no question which is too trivial for a thoughtful answer. If nothing else, I can at least lend a sympathetic ear to patients and families. I believe that practicing medicine is a sacred honor and privilege, not a 9 to 5 job where I punch a clock and leave my worries behind. To me, the highest praise comes when a patient says: "Thanks, doc. You really helped me..."

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Note that I am a retired physician. This visit was fine, & was much better than the last, when the dr was in a hurry. He listened to me and explained things well, and made an appropriate referral. My experience with this practice is that often the wait for an appointment is too long and often Dr Lewton seems to be rushed and far too busy. That was not the case this time.

First time ever, I felt HEARD by an open-minded physician who was not burdened by PRE-CONCEIVED NOTIONS formulated before even walking into the room.No GASLIGHTING detected. I traveled all the way to Santa Rosa after researching Dr. Lewton, on the heels of a traumatic encounter with the local Providence, ''neurologist'', Dr.Iverson, and also, a definitely unsatisfying performance at UC Davis neurology. Gaslighting was a major factor at Davis. Also, jumping to conclusions played a role. This search for a diagnosis has been beyond frustrating. Thank God for Dr. Lewton!