George M.
7/24/2025
my wife is a patient of Dr Chang's and I couldn't ask for a better doctor than Dr Chang. She doesn't rush and she listens to you before she speaks.
Bess Chang D.O
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8530 W Sunset Rd Ste 350
Las Vegas, NV 89113
Located in Las Vegas, NV, Bess Chang D.O offers compassionate quality care through Medical Neurology. Their dedicated team aims to enhance, restore, and maintain your health while aiding your understanding of any neurological conditions. Specializing in diseases of the nervous system involving the brain, muscles, spine, and limbs, the practice delivers cutting-edge diagnostic tools to diagnose, manage, educate, and treat neurological disorders. Tailored medical treatments are provided to meet individual patient needs, with collaborative feedback offered to referring physicians for comprehensive care.
Lead by board-certified and fellowship-trained neurologist Dr. Bess L. Chang, recognized as a top neurology doctor in Las Vegas by Las Vegas Life Magazine, the practice focuses on services like Electroencephalography (EEG) and Electromyography and Nerve Conduction Velocity Study (EMG/NCV). By operating as a cohesive team, Medical Neurology LV is committed to serving and meeting all your neurological needs with expertise and care.
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2.045 reviewsMichael B.
10/1/2025
My partner had a brain tumor removed and has been going to Las Vegas Neurological Center. The crowds there are a bit intimidating. His surgeon recommended we try Dr Chang and called their office...
Trish M.
5/30/2024
Ladies at front desk are Amazing. They go above and beyond for me. Dr Chang is wonderful. She explains everything in detail so that I can understand. If you want quality care for neuropathy, you...
Leslie L.
4/7/2022
How on earth could Dr Bess Chang keep Michael Hedger as her manager? He is the rudest, most abrupt, condescending human I have ever had the displeasure to speak with. He is a horrible...
Shaun F.
3/19/2024
Terrible. Staff is extremely rude, and when called on their behavior, they don't like it. But, instead of talking to the patient directly, they call the patient's primary care doctor and tell them...
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