Dr. Craigan Todd Griffin , MD

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Pacific Crest Neurology

2450 NE Mary Rose Pl Ste 220, Bend, OR, 97701

7 other locations

OVERVIEW

Dr. Griffin graduated from the Loma Linda University School of Medicine in 1999. He works in Bend, OR and 7 other locations and specializes in Neurology and Clinical Neurophysiology.

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RATINGS AND REVIEWS

Dr. Griffin's Rating

20 Reviews

Patient Perspective

2.0 Explains conditions and treatments

2.0 Takes time to answer my questions

2.0 Provides follow-up as needed

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Pacific Crest Neurology

2450 NE Mary Rose Pl Ste 220

Bend, OR, 97701

"Appointment for 2 nerve studies each foot. Tech did the tests. She was inappropriate with casual commentary. He arrived after testing. Re-testing 2 areas then yelled out "you've lost 50%," (of something I cannot recall). The promptly left the room without comment. Late for lunch? He came back only after I asked the tech to call him back. He said nothing of consequence upon return. This guy does below ..."

September 18, 2022

"I asked for my records to be sent to another doctor months ago and they never received them!!! What is up with that!!??"

April 25, 2022

"As a doctor he is ok. His staff is horrible. If I had spent the much money and time to become a doctor I would be mad if my staff caused me to loss patients. Find another doctor to see."

March 18, 2021

"No! I worked, as a staff member, along side top physicians for nearly 20 years. I know the nature of quality medical practice. Saw this guy once. Result: poor to no communication. He is an embarrassment. Bend is a small town with a handful of neurologists. Find someone else or go to Portland."

August 10, 2020

"Real patient here. The facts: he did nerve testing, commenting on one finding in particular. He then without further comment or explanation left the room. True. Walked away as if he had something more important to do. I told the "tech" I had some questions. She made him come back. His commentary was essentially unhelpful. Very unprofessional and definitely unworthy of a recommendation. "

December 25, 2019

"Real patient here. Real facts no ranting. In 2018 he performed nerve conduction studies finding a loss of sensation that surprised him. Then walked out of the exam room without ANY explanation, not offering time for questions, nothing.....I had to ask for him to return and that brought forth no usable information for ME, the patient. Well, he got paid."