I have been a patient of Dr. W(illiam) Horace Noland since 2004, some 15 years. He has been supportive, honest, caring, and always willing to take the time needed with each of his patients. (this has sometimes made waits longer than normal) He cares very deeply about his patients, his profession and the ethics of medical practice. He has cared for my neurological conditions, including three strokes and the resulting consequences. He has also cared for my wife and grandmother.

We love Dr Fike. I feel like she know everything she always has answers to everything. Her staff always nice especially Christina. She always makes sure my kids get their stickers. We are very thankful for this office.

Over the course of nearly a year, Dr. Fike failed to diagnose a brain tumor, specifically medulloblastoma in our five year old child. When our child's symptoms which included severe headaches, vomiting, lack of balance leading up to falling and motor function impairment suddenly worsened, we contacted her office. We specifically requested an M.R.I. Up to this moment, Dr. Fike downplayed the severity of his symptoms and attributed them to anxiety and stress. Needless to say we were denied an M.R.I. order on 10/07/14 and were told we would need to first consult with our child's primary care doctor. We immediately took our son to TMC where an M.R.I. revealed a large, advanced tumor in his cerebellum that required immediate surgery. This surgery had to be performed in Phoenix. Although the surgery thus far has been a success, our son remains in intensive care. Complications with his vision, speech and mobility have stripped what was once a vibrant, healthy child of his ability to perform simple, everyday functions. He may never walk again or have full use of his right side. Full recovery of his vision is questionable. If your child is not getting the treatment or the results that you know he/she deserves, don't wait like we did. Don't settle for being told that nothing serious is wrong with your child. I hope that this review can help at least one parent avoid entrusting Dr. Fike with the neurological care of their child.

I was referred to Dr. Noland because I had been diagnosed with Parkinsonian Syndrome. I found him to be very abrupt and unwilling to listen to my questions and concerns. He thought questions regarding my medications were frivolous and unnecessary. Some of his comments to me were very condescending and demeaning. After waiting to see him for an hour, I felt he didnt want to spend the time to hear what I had to say and just wanted to conclude our appointment (after all, it was lunch time). I...