Dr. Van Matthew Woeltz, MD

Dr. Woeltz is a good Neurologist. He as help a lot.

He is just awesome been seeing him for 20 yrs sent me to specialist the combo of the two has been great to see anything less that 5 star rating is a shock try for yourself please

I had the pleasure of being referred to Dr. Woeltz for neurological issues. He was extremely knowledgeable on my condition and successful with my treatment. He is a kind and caring physician.

saw him for 5 months and still no diagnosis and each time he asked the same questions ordered test and said see you in two months. worse Dr. ever

Dr. Woeltz has been my doc for close to 10 years. Cant say enough good about him.

I have been diagnosed with lupus by my rheumatologist and was having some neurological symptoms in addition and therefore was referred to Dr. Woeltz for a neurological work-up. My first appointment was great and he seemed very interested in helping me by ordering several tests to rule out and/or confirm a diagnosis. After my first test was complete and the results came back negative I went back to see him for follow-up, I waited in the exam room for 1 1/2 hours, he rushed in stated my tests were negative, he didn't need to see me again and the best he could do was refer me for a second opinion and refer me to a psychologist, he immediately got up and exited the room. I was shocked, stunned and tearful. After thinking my visit through, I called and cancelled my sleep study, MRI's and follow-up appointments with him. Now I am back to square one with my health issues but relieved that I won't be seeing Dr. Woeltz again. Save yourself the heart ache and don't waste your time with this doctor.

Receptionist unfriendly, rude. Waited extra 30 min. Doctor was average. Won't refer to a friend. Will go out of town next time. Oh, and I pay for my insurance, Obamacare doesn't.

I have never had a doctor or doctor's office be so rude to me. He did not care about helping me or the issuess that I have been having. He was VERY rude to me; he kept interrupting me as I was trying to describe my symptoms. Even asking me if i was telling him my systoms or my diagnosis. Who says that?! I could go on and on. And the ladies at the front are awful. After a few simple questions about a bill, they were ROLLING their eyes at me. I literally left there in tears. What's worse is I am still having the same symtoms but didn't get any help.

Dr. ok, but office staff does not seem to know what they are doing and are very rude, especially the office manager. Can't pay on bill or copays with credit card want to write info down. I don't think so, who knows what they do with your information. Don't trust doing that. Staff changes every time you go there. Turnover not a good sign in a medical office.

Saw this Doctor for Parkinsons and was treated like I had the plague. Follow up was 6 months later. Staff is unlike no other. Not professional and not knowledable of my problems. Do NOT g here.

I can't respond as to his bedside manner or medical knowledge...didn't make it past the receptionist. Had to pick up an MRI at Lourdes so that Dr. Woeltz would have it. Lourdes took about an hour to prepare the disc. While I was there, I called his office to let them know why we might be a bit late BUT, we would be there. No problem they said. Sunday, we received a reminder of the appt. with Dr. Woeltz. When we got to his office and signed in...you will have to reschedule. We have assigned you with the wrong doctor, we are overbooked, and you will have to reschedule. I asked them why did I have to reschedule an appointment when it was their fault. All I heard was crickets chirping. I told them that I had to take the day off to bring her here and could she see the "wrong" doctor or his partner. Once again, sorry, you will have to reschedule. Should have asked them what their cancellation policy is...24 or 48 hours notice and then turned it around on them. I should've charged them the standard $25 cancellation fee.

Check in girl was very kind. That is all I can say good.

I could waste your time listing all the reasons you shouldn't put your health in this guy's hands, but this sums it up: He has not earned the right to call himself an MD. He said, "I think that fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome are merely unresolved emotional issues," and I wasn't even there to see him about that! He's plain scary.

I waited too long for a test

Filled out paper work, which I don't mind. Girl at the desk was kind. Exam was fine. The doctor was a creep. My bill was out rages and billing girl was dumb. will never go back.

He was in too big of a hurry.Acted like I was wasting his time.

I saw Dr. Woeltz about migraines that I had previously seen 2 other neurologists in Nashville, TN, a neurological opthometrist (also in Nashville), along with my family doctor. After being affected by a "cluster of migraines" that lasted 3 or more months with little relief, and getting no help from the neurologist in Nashville nor my family physician...I finally made an appointment with Dr. Woeltz. He not only listened to all of my problems from previous months & the years long struggle with battling & managing my migraines...but he took every single issue & trigger into consideration. I left his office the first time with his instructions and medications...and I have very few migraines now. He didn't just give me medication, he took me off 75% of what I had been taking, suggested physical things I should & should not do. I saw him again today with the excited news about how well I have been able to manage my migraines. You can't ask for a nicer, more down to earth, more educated, caring neuro. I have a friend who sees him as well, for another reason. She adores him! I go beyond "HIGHLY" recommending him... I say don't think about it anymore. GO! You won't regret it!!!!Signed...Very Happy Patient that thinks he diserves a basket of chocolaty goodness for what he's done for me!!!!!

would not waste my time. he is greedy.

I'm trying to find a neurologist with good interpersonal skills. My current one is lacking in that. The office staff demanded my complete medical records, including DVDs, prior to making a simple consultation where I could meet the doctor, saying it would "waste his time." The problem is, I'm hesitant to give my medical records until I find out if the man has good interpersonal skills. Also, when I request those records, I'm concerned it will offend my current neurologist, which is something I don't want to do.

will try to find another doctor