Dr. Logan Moodley, Adult Neurology

This doctor, is why people have a stigma of doctors don't listen.He was asking questions, I would try to elaborate, he literally told me to stop talking .I was concerned I may have TD, because my family doctor thought so. It's from years of pysc medication, he asked what medications I take, but not how long. And I tried to say I read what TD is and he cut me off and Said you you don't have that...I have tremors, how can he elevate that over like phone. SMFHHe just made me feel like i was wasting his time.So I have NO answers to the issues I have been having.

~ Very friendly & thorough. Took me early, which is rare. Dr. Moodley is a bit stern at times however it’s understandable as he’s the Dr. In this appointment I brought up other concerns however I was told to make another appointment because he had other patients waiting. Again, understandable however I don’t live in Windsor & must travel; that being said, I expect to see Dr. Moodley again, as I’m confident that he “knows his stuff”. I would recommend Dr. Moodley.

After being involved in a freeway car accident at the beginning of the Covid 19 pandemic, medical treatment was difficult to obtain. MRI results showed moderate to severe pinched nerve at C3-C4. When visiting Dr. Moodley, his diagnosis of my symptoms was old age" and "degenerative symptoms" . I told him that i did not have any symptoms prior to the accident and I had no C3-C4 issues either. I now have increasing tingling

Dr. Moodley helped me tremendously. He's the second neurologist I have been referred to. My physiatrist did not like the reading of the first Neurologist's EMG test so she sent me to Dr. Moodley for a second opinion. I have been diagnosed with Dystonia. Dr. Moodley gave me some medicine that has made a dramatic difference. I did not think I would be able to walk again, now I'm ditching the walker. Dr. Moodley referred me to Dr. Job in London, a movement disorder neurologist. He also put a rush on some MRIs he ordered. It's true he is not all smiles, in fact he is quite serious. I thanked him for his help, and it just bounced right off of him. I guess he is independant of people's opinion of him good or bad.

He is patient and very understanding. He is my daughter's neurologist. God has used him to put a smile on my face. I will recommend him anytime.

Just thought I'd share that he missed lesions in my brain one of which was the size of a toonie and on my brain stem.Said there was nothing wrong with me then tried to threaten me with a spinal tap... which I agreed to have done then he just refused to do.I went to other specialist same day and was referred to London doctors rather quickly.ANYWAY, this was years ago now, I have MS and this silly little man couldn't be bothered to even look into it.

Dr Moodley couldn't thank him enough for what he did for me this year. I was experiencing visual disturbances within my eyes over the course of quite awhile hospital kept preaching I was suffering from migraines even had a CT scan done there, and was told nothing was wrong. My consultation with him turned out that the same scan I had done showed a lesion on my brain that he had spotted turned out later to be a walnut shaped high grade brain tumor in which he was able to direct me to a wonderful neurosurgeon and have this dealt with rather quickly hats off to you sir

I had an excellent experience with this office. Doctor and person performing the test where very kind and listened to what I was saying. I have read all of these negative reviews and simply can't believe that this is the same Doctor as I am referring too. Explained what was going to be done and what was being done though the whole appointment. I would highly recommend anyone here. Possibly the negative comments stem from people that didnt like what he had to say to them....

I have an up coming appointment with this Dr and after reading the reviews I feel confident that this man can help with a diagnosis .

One of the worst experiences of my life. Total lack of compassion. He made me feel worthless and small, repeatedly using big words to try to intimidate me. When he realized I understood the big words, he switched his tactics. He acknowledged my symptoms were valid and real but, since he couldn't quickly determine what was causing them, he wouldn't bother ordering any tests. When I asked for next steps, he said there are none." People like this should not be allowed to stay doctors."