Harper Byrne Dr

Excellent visit. I found Dr Harper to be thorough, willing to answer questions, and pleasant in his demeanour.

Dr Harper was condescending and dismissive of my symptoms. After an extremely brief examination, he concluded that the numbness in my hands and feet, jaw pain, fatigue, transient loss of vision, persistent cough, and loss of balance were all due to “hyperventilating”. In actual fact, it turned out to be caused by coronary artery disease. I’m lucky I didn’t die of a heart attack because of this guy’s conclusion that I was just a hysterical female. Avoid him if you can.

Was very disappointed in the treatment my husband received from Dr HarperHe was condescending and short during office visits. When he finally diagnosed my husband with PSP he offered no information on any way to ease or how to deal with this horrible disease. When my husband broke his hip and was hospitalized I ran in to Dr Harper at the nurses station just outside my husbands room and told him what happened. He didn't as much as look at his chart or look in on him. Never once in 3 months while my husband was in the hospital did he check on him. My husband passed away from aspirational pneumonia. It was a terrible way to die especially with no support from his neurologist and not knowing what to expect. I would not recommend this doctor if you are looking for help or compassion.

I've seen Dr Harper for many years, and I have found him to be an interesting, intelligent and to the point doctor.I would not want any other doctor to be my neurologist.