Dr. Daniela Ecaterina Rusovici, MD

Excellent! Went due to carpal tunnel syndrome - will perform a nerve conduction study next month. Went over several treatment options with surgery being the LAST resort. Very professional & personable. Office staff was great too!

I saw 3 different neurologists over a more than 20 year period. Dr Russovichi was the first to be able to diagnose me properly and treat me with any success. She gave my quality of life back to me.

While in the hospital having been diagnosed with a TIA/mini-stroke, Dr. Rusovici quickly stopped in my room to "examine" me. She was obviously on her way home, having her purse slung over her shoulder. OK, I understand that. She then proceeds to look at the computer screen, commenting on the fact that an x-ray was done on my ankle. Umm..no. It says here they x-rayed your ankle. Noooo. You don't remember that? Excuse me? No, they did not x-ray my ankle. Oh! Gee, I'm looking at someone else's chart. Really? It looks like you will need to come see me once you are released. Do you take my insurance? What's your insurance? I tell her, and her comment was (basically) your insurance company won't pay for your hospital visit. I'm in the hospital for a mini-stroke and she is telling me (with certainty) I'm going to be responsible for paying for all the tests, doctors, room and board?? Talk about added stress!!! I had checked with my insurance company and I was under the impression that if I was admitted through the ER, my insurance would cover everything? You should have told them where you were going. She then left, never having "examined" me, just the computer screen. I mentioned what she had said to my CNA and she verified what I had been told by my insurance company; that as long as I was admitted through the ER, they would pay. Whew!! But I told my primary that I definitely was NOT going to her, refer me to someone else!!!

This doctor fails to follow up with patients while on sensitive medications. Will not return phone calls or answer questions. She put my wife on a very special medication which required close supervision. She left us out to dry and then told us to go find another doctor. She didn't want to have us as her patient. Run from this doctor, it could be you best run ever.

I have CRPS Type 2 it's mans most painful disease more painful than cancer or amputation! This Dr whom I had for other neurological issues, didn't even know what my disease was and is. My pain Dr in Clearwater Florida tried to have Dr Rusovici write my meds for me and do blood work since it's a 350 mile trip for me each month, she laughed at me for asking, then proceeded to call my Dr crazy and that she has nothing to do with pain management she would go to jail. Here's the rub, last week at my Primary Care Dr. I see an article with her in it about being involved in pain management, she either lied to me, ridiculed me, and disrespected one of the most experienced Dr's in pain medicine in the nation! People come from all over the world to see him. I wouldn't take a sick snake to this woman, she's hateful, she lies, she thinks she so far above you,and has no problem letting you know that.Also her staff is leaving left and right, what does that tell you? Beware, she doesn't care about you at all! Robert Dinkelacker CRPS Type 2 for twenty years, and this Dr laughs at me. Karma is all I can say.

Dr Rusovici listens and advises. She is not quick to medicate looking for life style changes that may be as effective or at least an improvement. The staff is amicable and professional.

She was the rudest Doctor I have ever met. She acted as if I was wasting her time when I was trying to give her my history. Showed no real interest or compassion. When you are in the hospital and scared it would be nice to have a caring doc. She is not it. Will follow up in Orlando. Would never see her in office.

Very rude, condesending and sarcastic. Didn't listen at all to what I was trying to ask or seek to understand my questions. She may have intellect but certainly a doctor should act like they care about you as a person. There was no 2 way communication. It was horrible! I have dealt with alot or people over the years and I love people and get along with everybody! I walked out of the office scratching my head so to speak wondering what just happened? I was holding back the tears and felt confused and rather than getting my questions answered, (none), I had even more questions. (Her staff are the bright light there!)

Great doc; easy going smart well read

Definitely the best Neurologist I've seen. She cares about the short and long term effects of medications, and spends more than ample time with you during your visit. She's very friendly as well. I would recommend her to anyone battling with the struggles of Epilepsy.

She was rude and condescending. She would not listen to symptoms, berated my family member. Overall, very poor attitude and manners.

I went to see Dr. Rusovici quite a few times but I finally stopped seeing her after I started questioning her knowledge on the subject of diagnosing Multiple Sclerosis. I'd realized that her nice "bedside manner" had blinded me to the main issue which was diagnosing me with MS or figuring out what had made my health had deteriorate so much in the past year. A couple of different incidents occurred which made me realize she was not very professional and I ended up feeling like I'd wasted a lot of time and money. Twice she'd prescribed me a medication and then upon returning for a follow up visit she'd question where I got this medicine and what was it for. I'd explain to her that she was the doctor who prescribed the medicine and why she did but both times she not only did not believe me but she hadn't written that she'd prescribed me these meds in her notes. The second incident was the reason I finally decided not to go back to her again. I was at her office and she was doing a nerve conduction study on my hands when her husband called her on her cell phone that she carries with her. I was shocked when she did not tell him she was busy with a patient but I was further stunned when she carried on an entire phone conversation for over a half hour while still conducting this test. This was the end of our doctor-patient relationship.