Dr. Kurt Lindsay, MD

Dr Lindsay is very clinical, and kind. Numerous visits to check on my wife in ICU. Explains patient problems in a manner that makes it easier to understand. HB

Terrible bedside manner and terrible patient care. Terrible doctor. Useless.

Dr. Kurt Lindsey, Neurologists out of Kalispell hospital exhibited the worst patient care I have ever experienced. He was rude; rolled his eyes several times during discussion, was unwilling to listen to me; the patient, regarding any symptoms and lied on paperwork following stating items that never happened and information that he as a neurologist is not qualified to give. Worst “Doctor” I have ever met. Would never recommend him or the hospital he works for, or his practice to my worst enemy. In retaliation he referred me to his brother Dr. Brent Lindsey who is also a neurologist. I would expect similar patient care and refused the referral.

Dr. Lindsay treated my husband when we lived in Kalispell. He was very kind and helpful in every way. He was easy to talk to and was concerned with both of us as we faced a difficult journey with my husband's illness. I have recommended others to him without hesitation.

If you are looking for a doctor who actually listens to you and sees you as a person, Dr Lindsay is the neurologist for you. In the past few years I've become disenchanted with specialists. They haven't been able to help me much, and have been seriously lacking in compassion or inquisitive spirit. Dr Lindsay was a refreshing change. He is the rare instance when a person is both a doctor AND a healer. I am glad that I was referred to his care.

Dr Kurt Lindsay is a compassionate and brilliant neurologist whom I would recommend to anyone.

Great doctor by far the best doctor I have seen always listen and truly cares! His nurses are always friendly and very helpful

Dr Kurt Lindsay would not listen to my concern that I was allergic to this particular medication. He requested that I try it again, resulting in long term effects. Hair falling out, skin pealing, serious painful areas over 6 months later. He refused to talk about the effect of the medication and walked out of the room in about 5 seconds of my coming in for help. He refused to listen. Signed, Patient still in pain from allergic reaction to medication.