Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health - Las Vegas

Designed by world-renowned architect Frank Gehry, the $80 million complex is a Las Vegas landmark known for its dual-wing design that symbolizes the two sides of the human brain

I was referred there for a simple test having to do with cognitive disturbances caused by my migraines and age. I had to wait over 3 months to even get an appointment to see a dr. for an interview. And I was stonewalled constantly by them asking for cds, reports, etc which they could have obtained easily from my medical doctors. (which is the intake peoples job to begin with) . After constant calls and dropping off all the materials in person including cds, reports, etc I finally got a telehealth visit. The Dr. was very nice and pleasant he said he would immediately arrange or have his staff arrange a variety of tests and appointments which would take about 10 days have heard nothing. I have called, I have written and the only response I have had is once again we have no records followed by another email stating I found the records they will be passed to the staff to upload. This is just another example of how bad medicine is here in Las Vegas. Even at the creme de la creme of establishments. It makes me wonder how the treatment would be.

Lots of parking with handicap parking and access. The front desk assistants were great. They provided information and escorted us to the check in desk. The receptionist was very pleasant, patient and helpful with the questionaire. The seating area was comfortable and relaxing. When the forms were completed the assistant escorted us on the elevator to the doctors' waiting area which was also pleasant and comfortable. There are restrooms on each floor. The library is located on the first floor. There is a cafe in the atrium on the ground floor with outdoor seating. When we exited the building the assistant handed me a long stem carnation which was a nice surprise and caring gesture.