Dr. Adrian Priesol, MD

Dr. Priesol was indispensable to my situation.

My previous neurologist left her practice for an administration position. She was wonderful.Dr. Priesol is the only doctor that I have seen for my migraines and vestibular issues since then who has really listened to me and has helped me without just throwing meds at my problem.I have recommended him to family members and would recommend him to anyone who has migraine and or dizziness problems.

Very easy to talk to, he has a very frieendly nature. Highly knowledgeable in his field. Explains medical things in layman's terms. A doctor who truly cares.

After several other doctors tell me there is "nothing wrong" I found Dr. Priesol, after testing and answering his questions he diagnosed me with BPPV I am so thankful he spent plenty of time explaining information and answering questions, which is not the case with other physicians

I had an excellent first appointment with Dr Priesol. He was thorough, concise, patient and addressed every question and concern I had. He was extremely compassionate as well. He laid out a clear path, ordered a battery of tests and overall I feel extremely fortunate to be under his care. The staff is absolutely fantastic in scheduling and accommodating out of state patients.

Dr. Priesol listened to my concerns - and explained everything in a clear and concise manner. I felt that I was in great hands to handle my vertigo

I had a couple of shockingly expensive office visits with Dr. Priesol that didn't get me any closer to relief from my condition. I know that there are many questions that modern medicine cannot yet answer, but there's still a bar we can clear. I felt he didn't explain well the testing he was ordering, didn't distinguish in advance between testing that is available today vs hypothetical testing that might be available in the future, and didn't give the impression that he was too interested in understanding the details of my medical history and events leading to my symptoms. I felt he was not capable of combining medical knowledge and reason to help get closer to the root of my medical issue; he instead chalked my symptoms up to an apparent favorite and untestable diagnosis, and suggested I follow up with basically anywhere but here, and additionally suggested that I should simply be happy I wasn't suffering some worse condition. Thanks.

For the past 6 months I have had constant vestibular issues relating to two stapedectomy surgeries performed by a surgeon who works in the same office as doctor Priesol. I was referred to Dr. Priesol by the surgeon. He was not helpful at all. Although he told me I may have Pseudo-dimentia, when I asked about the appropriate medication or who I should see for cognitive therapy, his response questions was, "See your Primary Care Provider." Dr. Priesol did not address any of my concerns.