Blair Krell

If I could leave zero stars I would. I have seen Dr. Kreel for over 20 years for my Epilepsy. He basically has just maintained my meds that I was already on when I started seeing him. He gave me a medication to take if I feel like I’m going to have a seizure. I only take as needed. He has now abruptly just decided to stop giving it to me. His reason is a bunch of BS. I hope you read this Dr. Kreel. You know I have always been a compliant patient & I have referred so many people to you. NEVER AGAIN! You sir need a black box warning! ⚠️ the way you practice medicine is dangerous! You also told me to continue taking a sleep aid that I later looked up & it is clear that no one with epilepsy or a seizure disorder should ever take that medication. Yet you told me to continue it. Maybe one of you

Dr. Krell is a great doctor. I saw another neurologist in the area and he diagnosed me with a terrible disease that had flipped my life upside down. And Dr. Krell said I was misdiagnosed and was able to give me my life back. Both receptionists were nice and the medical assistant was great and very helpful. The office manager was helpful and ran a very smooth office. I didn’t have to wait a long time and the doctor spoke to me in words I could understand. Highly recommend this doctor and his staff.

Dr. Krell was the second neurologist I’ve visited. I feel he is very knowledgeable and personable. Reading the other reviews is not what I experienced what so ever. I would highly recommend krell especially if your from the area.

Dr. Krell is very knowledgeable and caring. Treats you like his own family member. Gets to the root of the problem and how to make sure the treatment is suitable for you. He is very attentive and will spend an hour with you if need be. He makes sure you understand what is going on and the next steps to take to better your present and future.

I went to him in 2010 or 2011. I was 30, working as a nurse, and my sons were 2 & 4. I had very suddenly developed diplopia and my balance was off. Things were progressing pretty quickly and my left side became uncoordinated. It was very scary and overwhelming. At first he was kind but he belittled me when I told him I was going to the Mayo Clinic. His office was rude to my mom. Now it’s 2023 I’ve been on disability for a decade. The most traumatic experience of my life was unfolding in front of him and he told me I was over reacting. Him and Dr. Barnwel are terrible based on my experiences and truly affected my opinion of doctors in a negative way.