Dr. Ian Beaudoin Ross

He was my doctor at Huntington Hospital. He was competent, kind and caring. He made an enormous difference while I was in the hospital and subsequent visits.

stay away not a good Dr

First impression was less than favorable with Dr. Ross. He was arrogant, made it obvious that he wasn't interested in treating me, as soon as I started to answer his questions - he cut me off as said he had to go. I was looking for a direction to some sort of treatment. He just lectured me and said that no amount of natural weight loss would help, that I should have gastric bypass. Said my problem wasn't very severe, but kept talking about how many extra calories I was probably consuming if I sat on the couch "crunching on chips". Also told me of how his daughter had weight loss surgery because she was having social, career, and self confidence issues because of her weight. NOTE: I am aware that weight loss would indeed improve my condition, however, I am looking for a solution to the pain I am in so I can exercise. Overall, I felt like this was a waste of my time, and that he had a terrible attitude. He may be a great surgeon, but was not interested in having me as a patient. First impression was less than favorable with Dr. Ross. He was arrogant, made it obvious that he wasn't interested in treating me, as soon as I started to answer his questions - he cut me off as said he had to go. I was looking for a … More

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Dr.ross is a amazing human being , he goes out of his way to make sure all your questions are answered and you feel good in your decision , he cares , when you get admitted to the hospital for something thats unrelated he comes by to see if your ok . Ignore the neg reviews because none of it is true. He is a great doctor and person.

He operated on me when I was 14 back in 1998, would of been paralyzed without surgery. Just recently came across his card after all these years. Still able to run to this day, I could barley walk without falling before surgery. He removed a tumor from my spinal column in my neck that blocked off my spinal fluid, had no feeling of pain below my waist. He moved shortly after, wasn't ever able to thank him. So thanks, Dr. Ross.

First impression was less than favorable with Dr. Ross. He was arrogant, made it obvious that he wasn't interested in treating me, as soon as I started to answer his questions - he cut me off as said he had to go. I was looking for a direction to some sort of treatment. He just lectured me and said that no amount of natural weight loss would help, that I should have gastric bypass. Said my problem wasn't very severe, but kept talking about how many extra calories I was probably consuming if I sat on the couch "crunching on chips". Also told me of how his daughter had weight loss surgery because she was having social, career, and self confidence issues because of her weight. NOTE: I am aware that weight loss would indeed improve my condition, however, I am looking for a solution to the pain I am in so I can exercise. Overall, I felt like this was a waste of my time, and that he had a terrible attitude. He may be a great surgeon, but was not interested in having me as a patient.

I went to see Dr Ross for aneurysms which resulted in my having a craniotomy. Dr Ross explained this potentially scary procedure in such a manner that put me at ease. He is upfront and a real professional. I trust him completely and highly recommend him.

He wrote in his clinical notes to my PCP that I came in with advocates. He failed to diagnose severe widespread spasticity. He defended faulty neurosurgeon colleagues destruction of my life and mobility in the name of science... CALtech neural prosthetic project. My ex-horrible surgical guy is going to be protected by KerlinJobe on the westside. Does he know about Dr. KARMA? NOT JUST ELDERLY PATIENTS BEING. EXPERIMENTED ON, ALL PATIENTS THAT FIT THE CRITERIA. THEY'LL ALSO TRY 2 BLAME PARKINSONS

He will defend an unethical colleague even though presented with spasticity. He will try to help colleague call it Parkinsons or movement disorder. Is your colleague really worth the potenial inquiry suffered by Dr. christopher dentch in Texas?

I agree office staff especially office manager Kathy are very unprofessional.

I was in your office on November 1, 2017 and was told I would get something in the mail for physical therapy.... nothing ever came and no follow up .... it has been too long now and I wouldn't go now anyway, but thought you should know your staff is incompetent .. I will survive... jn

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Great job really concerned with my well being and getting me back to work

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