Dr. Jeffrey Mosser, MD

SPENT 50% TIME TALKING WITH MY WIFE AND GETTING HER PHONE NUMBERS AND TEXTING HER.

Highly don't recommend. Worst doctor’s visit ever! He needs to retire. He does not to listen to the patient, but instead interrupts the entire time…stating multiple times that he has 42 years of experience. His assistant is very nice and I believe she does a great job filtering out his BS. Was assessed by a very helpful and knowledgeable neurologist in the ER who pinpointed and documented exactly what was going on…but I believe because she is a woman, he discounts this information. Because I’m a woman, he chooses to speak to my husband at our appointment. He sits way too close at the visit, and also managed to somehow touch my breast. Shows us 20 minutes worth of pictures from his vacation when we want to talk about serious medical conditions. From start to finish, an appointment from “what not to do 101”He peddles drugs and that’s about it. I’m on 3 drugs for something inconclusive. He refuses to look at the big picture or the patient's goals.

Very easy to talk to and he's a great listener. I felt that he was keenly interested in my problem.

Dr. Mosser takes his time with his patients to truly understand what is going on with them. He listens to you and customizes care to your needs. He was able to to make minor changes to medications that made a big difference! The only downside is that because he takes his time with patients, your wait might be longer but at least you know that he will take that same time with you.

I had my first visit with Dr Mosser last month.. it was only a first visit,, but this is a man who made me feel very comfortable,, He took time with me and explained every detail of plan of care,,I will definitely be seeing him when I need neuro care.. I have seen many neurologist since 1990,, and few have made me as comfortable and confident in his approach and willingness to listen to the pt.. the best I’ve encountered in Billings since DrRoger Williams

He was not very helpfull with my medical problem. I would not recomend him to anyone.

Dr. Mosser shook my hand, had read my file before we met, asked questions and listened to my answers. He talked out some possibilities and ordered an EEG to rule out some of them. Though my problem might originate in my heart, he took time to assess my neurological function. He smiled when I made a joke, and made a couple of his own.

Dr. Messer was curt and disinterested with me and my concerns regarding an old brain injury I had. I was referred to him by my Dr.in hopes that Dr. Mosser could give me a more accurate prognosis. He asked me why I was there and when I tried to explain, he cut me off. He said he needed to see me walk on my toes and I told him I couldn't because I had a broken toe. He snapped do it anyway! As I told him facts about my health he interjected things disgusted lyrics, like good God! Narcissist?