Landon Center on Aging, The University of Kansas Health System

From the moment you step into Landon Neurology Center at the University of Kansas, you’re enveloped in an atmosphere of genuine care and professionalism. The presence of a door greeter, whose kindness and compassion are immediately evident, sets a remarkably welcoming tone.

This individual not only helps to put patients at ease but also exemplifies the center’s commitment to compassionate care.

The check-in process is seamless, thanks to a staff that goes above and beyond. They are not only supportive and professional but also exude a kindness that makes a significant difference in the experience of patients and their families.

This level of attentiveness and efficiency in administrative tasks greatly contributes to the overall positive environment of the center.

The doctors at Landon Neurology Center are in a league of their own. Their expertise is matched by their empathetic approach, ensuring that patients feel heard and well-cared for.

This combination of professional excellence and personal touch in patient care is what truly sets this center apart.

Landon Neurology Center at the University of Kansas is a prime example of excellence in healthcare. The blend of a warm, welcoming atmosphere with top-notch medical expertise makes it a standout facility.

It’s clear that the center not only prioritizes the physical well-being of its patients but also deeply values their emotional comfort.

My husband was seen for essential tremor re-programming 2 days ago. He has deep brain implants that St. Luke's has NOT been able to program properly for the past 2 years! Nurse Alycia Elliot helped him tremendously. We are SO grateful to have found KU Neurology!!!!!!

Every Tuesday and Thursday they have an seniors exercise program. There we exercise and talk about music as well how life treating us. Meeting people and being told about after programs is interesting.

My father was fortunate to see Dr. Dimachkie for a 2nd opinion after 2 years of therapies that were not effective. He provided the most thorough, kind, competent medical exam & work up I have ever witnessed. ( I am in the medical field myself) He treated my father & mother with such kindness, respect & dignity that has become rare n today's world.. He explained complicated medical issues with clarity.
Kansas City is lucky to have such a well rounded caring neurologist.Dr. Fullam was the fellow neuro as who also was excellent & lucky to be able to learn from such a rare physician who encompasses all the characteristics every patient seeks in a doctor.

Our first visit with Timothy Fullman and Md. Pasnoor were very excellent bedside manner, explained everything to me and my husband,when appt was about husband, made me feel very involved with the test they were going to run and try to rule out some diagnosis. We were very pleased with front desk service only problem that my husband said was lab wasn't so pleasant, she could of been friendlier. I deal with the public everyday at my job and no matter how bad of a day you're having you always still put that smile on you're face! Other then that we know they will figure out what is going on with my husband because that first visit there was promising for some answers, thank you for you're kindness with these 2 Dr's....

Dr Patel and his nurse Gi were absolutely amazing!! This was a scary part of my fathers life and he was in the best hands!! We could not thank Dr enough for all that he did for our family.❤ I definitely recommend!!

Although my patient/doctor relationship has been brief in this clinic, my 2 visits have been positive from the expedient checkin to a thorough and compassionate visit with my incredible neurologist, Dr. Hairston. As a patient with a complex auto immune dx, it’s quite important and reassuring to have found a practice that’s efficient, thorough, and compassionate.

Friendly staff. Very clean. Everybody there was super kind.
And Swathy Chandrashekhar MD Is by far the best Doctor I’ve ever seen. She was very thorough and had the BEST bedside manner. I would recommend this woman to anybody. You can tell this woman she is highly intelligent and knows exactly what she’s doing.

Dr. Richard Barohn and RN Judy Ray are remarkable. I've been in Dr Barohn's cate for 5 year and could not ask for better care. Nurse Ray is a credit to the healthcare field and is on top of every aspect of my care. I could not be happier for my care at KU.

I have been diagnosed with MS and unfortunately seizures but it's all under control due to my meds and Dr. Sharon Lynch is the best person who understands what anyone else who has multiple sclerosis needs medicine wise that is

Ive had the best experience with doctor lynch and the landon center is great she has been my doctor 9+ years and i couldn't ask for a better doc

I have been seen here for over ten years now for dystonia. I have always been treated well by everyone.

Respecful, caring through, knowledgeable.

Takes care of BF

*Edited* *After sending an email to an administrator, we were contacted and even received an apology, which was unexpected. I've now amended my review, but will leave my original complaint here for posterity.*
Can't speak for any experience but my own. The team was wonderful during our visit. Probably the most comprehensive exam yet. Getting test results, however, has been an anxiety-ridden nightmare. We had a referral to another dr (rheumatology) and had to move the appt., and then cancel when that appt came up, because the test results weren't back yet. The office refused to return calls, and messages through the KU Health portal were met with responses full of attitude letting us know they'd call when results were in. IT HAS NOW BEEN SIX MONTHS. I finally threatened them with calling the Office of Civil Rights, and lo and behold, the results were in after all. (thank you practice manager Erica). My husband's appt was March 10th. We've been trying to get the results by calling and emailing once a month since then. Turns out, the test results were back on MARCH 18th. Just eight days after the test. He could have gone to the rheumatologist for his June appt. He could have asked the doctor what the next steps should be. Instead, we've lost another half a year, and his legs get weaker, and working 12-hr shifts in a pandemic is getting more impossible. I will never go back to KU Med for anything, ever. It's not worth it to feel so damn neglected and crazy. I would only recommend this place if you want to be gaslit while receiving zero answers, and zero empathy. Kind of American health care exemplified.

Very nice and polite people